A complete interpretation of Canada's immigration policy

Many people will choose to immigrate to Canada, so what are the immigration-related policies in Canada? This is a problem that many people care about. Let's take a look at the complete interpretation of Canada's immigration policy. Welcome to reading.

I. Introduction to Canada's immigration policy

Canada is a traditional immigrant country, with immigrants accounting for 99% of the total population. Immigration policy is a long-term and stable policy in this country. In recent years, the reform of Canada's immigration policy tends to encourage international students studying in Canada to immigrate to Canada after graduation, so various policies have been introduced to facilitate the immigration of international students.

Here are some ways for students to successfully immigrate to Canada after graduation.

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Use the scoring system to screen immigration applications. The full score is 1200, of which 600 points are composed of the applicant's personal factors, including age, education, language level, work experience and other scoring factors; Another 600 points can be obtained in two ways: one is to get 600 points directly by obtaining the provincial nomination immigration certificate of a province in Canada, or to get the scores of Canadian reading experience, work experience, immediate family members and French.

The Canadian Federal Immigration Service will set a fractional line among all applicants from time to time, and applicants who exceed this fractional line will be invited to submit immigration applications. Once invited, the Immigration Bureau will complete the whole trial process within six months, which is quite fast.

Canadian students can apply for immigration through this program after graduation. The advantage of international students is that they can get1-5 points for studying in Canada for two years, and 30 points for studying in Canada for three years or more.

Three, the four Atlantic provinces nominated immigrants (Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Labrador, Newfoundland)

Atlantic international graduate program

Get a diploma of higher education from public schools in the Atlantic region for more than 2 years, get a full-time employment contract with the employer 1 year or more, and reach the level of CLB4 in English. No work experience is required to submit immigration applications.

Fourth, Quebec immigration project.

1, PEQ project

I have completed more than 65,438+0,800 hours of study in Quebec, and obtained a degree recognized by the Quebec government. At the same time, I have passed the French B2 exam, so I can submit my immigration application without working.

2. Quebec skilled immigrants

Adopt a scoring system. The passing score of single subject is 50 points, and the passing score of married is 59 points. The comprehensive score consists of factors such as age, education, language level, major, work experience, and residence time in Quebec.

The verb (abbreviation for verb) comes from the nominated immigrants in Columbia Province.