Can American college graduates go to Canada to find jobs and apply for a Canadian green card?

The key to immigration to Canada is to find a job in Canada. Canadian immigration policy: relatively simple, there are only two categories related to you.

1) Skilled immigrants require you to have work experience, and education alone is not enough. Therefore, if you receive an American education and have no work experience, you do not meet the immigration requirements. At present, the requirements for skilled immigrants in Canada are relaxed, and you have to go to Canada for a period of time (the length of time is related to whether you can find a job here and the nature of your job).

If you study in Canada, you need to complete your undergraduate/master's degree and work full-time for one year to get it.

The most convenient springboard for skilled immigrants in Canada is permanent residents, that is, PR. After getting it, promotion to citizenship is not far off.

In addition, these policies are changing rapidly.

2) experienced immigrants. (recommended)

You are required to study in Canada for 2 years and obtain a degree from a Canadian school, and then work 1 year before you can apply for immigration. This is the simplest, safest and most predictable method.