A new concept in Canadian immigration—a one-stop study-to-immigration program. On July 2nd, Worldway Immigration hosted an information session in Beijing regarding the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) for students. In addition to introducing the new Canadian investment immigration policy effective from July 1st, the session featured a representative from the Canada International Education Service Center who shared details about the MPNP for students. Furthermore, admissions representatives from two public institutions in Manitoba—the University of Winnipeg and the University of Manitoba—were invited to introduce their respective schools to the students and parents in attendance. There was significant interest in this one-stop study-to-immigration service, which is the first of its kind in China.
Packed venue at the information session
Mr. Richard, a representative from the Invesco Fund invited to the session, informed attendees that according to the Canadian government website, the federal government would implement a new policy on July 1st. This policy limits global intake to 700 applications between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. Once 700 applications are received, the federal immigration department will stop accepting further submissions; subsequent applications will be returned and can only be resubmitted after the program reopens on July 1, 2012. The introduction of this new policy means faster processing times and reduced waiting periods for applicants, but it also highlights the extreme scarcity of quotas. Given the global cap of 700 cases, he believes the quota will be filled very quickly. He advised clients interested in Canadian investment immigration to apply as soon as possible.
Mr. Richard, representative of the Invesco Fund
Mr. Zhang Xueyong, General Manager of the Canada International Education Service Center, provided a detailed introduction to the theme of the session: the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for students. This is a study-to-immigration program operated in partnership with public universities in Manitoba. After completing a 10-month professional course, international students receive a diploma from a Manitoba higher education institution, which is recognized throughout North America and China. Upon graduation, the immigration agency arranges relevant employment, and after six months, assists the students in applying for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. The biggest highlight of this project is that it is the first one-stop study-to-immigration service promoted in China, offering convenience and efficiency. Compared to traditional study abroad programs, tuition costs are reduced by at least three-quarters, and the duration of study is significantly shortened, saving both time and money. Furthermore, it ensures a high success rate for immigration; once an individual successfully immigrates, they can act as a guarantor for relatives within three generations to immigrate to Canada.
Mr. Zhang Xueyong (center), General Manager of the Canada International Education Service Center
Three admissions representatives from the two public institutions in Manitoba also introduced the cities of Winnipeg and Manitoba, as well as their respective schools. The natural environment with four distinct seasons, comprehensive public facilities, and a welcoming cultural atmosphere make visitors feel relaxed and happy. The diverse international student body, reasonable tuition fees, Canadian government-recognized language programs, and customizable programs offered by the colleges reduce the financial burden on each student and guarantee graduation with a nationally recognized Canadian diploma.
University of Manitoba admissions representative
University of Winnipeg
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for students launched by Worldway Immigration at this session is the first one-stop study-to-immigration project promoted in China, guaranteeing 100% graduation, 100% employment, and 100% immigration. To prove the 100% success rate of the project, Worldway made a commitment on-site: if the immigration process is unsuccessful, the initial fees will be refunded. Attendees at the session expressed that this was the first time they had heard an immigration agency make such a commitment and indicated their willingness to learn more about the project.
Guests interacting with the University of Winnipeg admissions representative after the session
