1. What occupations do skilled immigrants in Canada need? Is it okay to major in electrical automation? What if it is out of range? 2. How many assets do skilled immigrants need?

I have just visited official website of Canadian Immigration Bureau, and all the rules of skilled migration are education plus experience.

As far as your situation is concerned, I'm not sure whether you will come to China or Canada for postgraduate study. If you want to apply for skilled immigration to Canada immediately after finishing your graduate studies in China, it is unlikely. If economic conditions permit, you can choose to go to Canada for postgraduate study after graduation and work locally after graduation. There is a great possibility of applying for immigration after working for a period of time.

Skilled immigrants don't need assets, but they need you to have a stable job, which is related to your academic background and experience background. When applying, just provide the salary table and the tax bill of funds. Of course, it is also helpful if the bank has proper deposits. By the way, electrical engineer is a good job in Canada, and if he does well, his income is also considerable.

This is the self-assessment of Canadian federal skilled immigrants to measure whether they meet the immigration standards. You can try it if you are interested: http://www.cic.gc.ca/English/immerge/skilled/tool/index.asp.

CCPE is the Canadian Committee of Professional Engineers. It is a unified professional engineer association organization of Canada 12 provinces and regions. It is also an organization that controls and manages, educates and guides Canadian engineers. More than 230,000 registered professional engineers. If your school is recognized by CCPE, it will be of great help to your future development in Canada and increase Canada's recognition of your academic qualifications.