How do Canadian students immigrate after graduation?

Many students who apply for studying in Canada have considered emigrating to Canada after graduation. As an international student, there are three ways to apply for immigration to Canada after graduation.

First, Canadian experienced immigrants: CEC；;

The second type: federal skilled immigrants: FSW；; ;

The third type: provincial nominated immigrants: PNP.

Policy change

At present, the EOI evaluation criteria used in the new immigration law since 20 15 mainly affect Canadian experienced immigrants: CEC and federal skilled immigrants: FSW. At present, the province nominates immigrants: PNP has not been affected accordingly, and the original policy is still maintained.

prerequisite

Generally speaking, as an international student, applying for immigration to Canada must meet three conditions: 1, having a local education; 2. Employed by a Canadian company; 3. Have at least half a year's working experience in Canada. Although different application methods have different requirements, these three points must be met.

Optional item

The province nominates immigrants with the fastest speed and the lowest requirements, and is also the most suitable for international students to apply. Canada 10 provinces all have their own nomination projects, but the provincial nomination projects in the three provinces on the east coast are not recommended because of their different policy priorities. At present, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Quebec are the most suitable provinces to immigrate to Canada through the provincial nomination plan. At present, there are too many nominees in Ontario, so we need to take a conservative wait-and-see attitude. It is reported that in the second half of 20 15, Anyang, the provincial capital, gradually raised the index of nominated immigrants in the province, which has tripled at present. If the news is true, there is absolutely no problem for Ontario to pass the provincial nomination immigration plan.