Introduction of immigration policy for studying in Ontario, Canada

Introduction of immigration policy for studying in Ontario, Canada

Interpretation of the immigration policy for studying in Ontario, Canada Ontario, as Canada's economic and political province, has different choices for all kinds of international students.

1) Applicants who get a job opportunity after graduation or shortly after graduation can apply for Ontario to nominate immigrants. The applicant shall meet the following conditions:

A) At least half of the applicants' higher education has been completed in Canadian public colleges and universities, and they have successfully graduated or will soon graduate from recognized Canadian public colleges or universities;

B) If the applicant does not have an overseas degree, he/she must have completed at least two years of full-time college or undergraduate education in Canada; If the applicant has an overseas degree, he/she must complete a full-time master's or postgraduate diploma course in Canada for at least one year;

C) The job position obtained must meet the professional requirements of NOC O, A and B, but it is not necessarily related to the major studied;

D) The position must be full-time and permanent, and meet the salary requirements of this occupation;

E) Have legal status in Canada;

F) Applicants must apply within two years of graduation, or they can apply in the last semester before completing their studies, and the latter must provide transcripts to prove that they can graduate as scheduled.

Remarks: The way for international students to bring work immigrants requires employers to cooperate with the application. There are also corresponding requirements for the qualifications of employers. Only after the employer has submitted the application for pre-evaluation of the position and passed the examination and approval can the applicant submit the provincial nomination application.

2) In June, 2065438+00, Ontario launched the nomination project of international master grading flow. Applicants can only apply if they meet the following conditions:

A) Intention to work and settle in Ontario;

B) Obtaining a postgraduate degree from a qualified public university in Ontario;

C) Complete at least one year of full-time master's degree education;

D) Applicants must apply within two years of graduation, or they can apply in the last semester before completing their studies, and the latter must provide transcripts to prove that they can graduate as scheduled;

E) The applicant now lives in Ontario;

F) The applicant has legal status during the application period, and can hold a work visa, a student visa or a temporary residence permit;

G) Meet the language requirements, with English reaching at least 7 points in IELTS G test, or French reaching at least 5 points in TEF test;

H) Provide the minimum capital certificate (generally, one-year residence certificate is required, and one person meets the requirements of 1 1086);

I) prove that he has lived in Ontario for at least one of the two years before submitting the application;

J) There is no intention to pursue further studies (for example, obtaining other degrees or pursuing a doctorate, but you can choose to pursue further studies to meet the needs of vocational registration).

3) The Ontario International Doctoral Postgraduate Program requires applicants to meet the following conditions:

A) The applicant has obtained a doctorate from a qualified public university in Ontario;

B) The applicant has successfully completed all the projects required for the doctoral degree;

C) The study time for obtaining a doctorate shall not be less than 2 years;

D) Applicants must apply for immigration within 2 years after obtaining their degrees;

E) The applicant must maintain legal status during the application period;

F) no language scores are required.

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