1.Visa extension for three years provides convenient conditions for employment and immigration.
The Federal Immigration Department has relaxed the international student graduate visa policy, extending the original one to two-year work visa to a uniform three-year period. International students can accumulate work experience in Canada with a work visa, laying a foundation for better employment and increasing the success rate of immigration applications.
2.No employer sponsorship required for work visa applications.
Work visa applications do not require employer sponsorship, simplifying the application process and thereby increasing the approval rate for international students, avoiding wasted time for immigration applicants due to employer proof for work visas.
3.Types of work are not restricted by the major studied.
Experience-based immigration does not require international students' work to be related to their field of study in Canada. Any job that falls under the NOC (National Occupational Classification) categories O/A/B is acceptable. Applicants applying through the international student experience category are not limited by the 29 job types.
4.Ontario and British Columbia offer more immigration benefits for master's and doctoral students, allowing applications without experience and employer proof.
Ontario's new policy allows international graduate or doctoral students to apply for PNP immigration directly after graduation, with no restrictions on the fields of study. British Columbia has introduced a policy where international students who obtain a doctoral or master's degree in natural sciences, healthcare, or applied sciences in British Columbia can apply for PNP immigration directly without needing employer proof. Additionally, British Columbia has extended the application period for international students with post-secondary education from one year to two years after graduation and increased the eligible occupational categories. While receiving a good education, international students find it easier to apply for immigration to Canada.
5.International students in Canada can apply for immigration to Manitoba with a diploma or higher without work experience.
The introduction of the Provincial Nominee Program in Canada is more favorable for international students applying for immigration. Graduates with a diploma or higher from Manitoba can apply for Canadian immigration even if they have not found a job. Compared to other provincial programs, the application process is easier and the processing time is shorter. Furthermore, the Manitoba provincial government stipulates that international students who graduate from Canadian public or private colleges with a diploma or higher after January 1, 2007, and complete their degree, diploma, or certificate while working in Manitoba can apply for a tuition refund of up to 60%, not exceeding CAD 25,000, in the form of a tax rebate.