A new concept in Canadian immigration—a one-stop study-to-immigration program.7th2nd, Worldway Group held a Beijing information session for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for Students. In addition to introducing the new Canadian investment immigration policy effective from 7.1, the session invited a representative from the Canadian International Education Service Center to share details about the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for Students. Simultaneously, admissions representatives from two Canadian public institutions—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 a high level of interest in this one-stop study-to-immigration service, which is the first of its kind in China.
The event was well-attended
Mr. Richard, a representative from the Invico Fund invited to the session, informed attendees that according to the Canadian government website, the federal government would implement a new policy on 7/1. Specifically, from 2011/7/1 to 2012/6/30, only 700 applications would be accepted globally. Once 700 applications are received, the federal immigration department will stop accepting further applications, and any subsequent submissions will be returned until the program reopens on 2012/7/1. The introduction of this new policy means faster processing times and reduced waiting periods for applicants. On the other hand, it also indicates that quotas are extremely scarce, and with a global limit of 700 cases, he believes they will be filled very quickly. He advised clients interested in Canadian investment immigration to apply as soon as possible.
Invico Fund representative Mr. Richard
Mr. Zhang Xuerong, General Manager of the Canadian International Education Service Center, provided a detailed introduction to the theme of the day—the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program for Students. This is a study-to-immigration program operated in conjunction with public universities in Manitoba. International students can obtain a diploma from a Manitoba higher education institution after 10 months of professional coursework, which is recognized throughout North America and China. After graduation, the immigration agency is responsible for arranging relevant professional employment and will assist students in applying for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program after 6 months. The biggest highlight of this program is that it is the first one-stop study-to-immigration service promoted in China, making it convenient and efficient. Compared with traditional study abroad programs, tuition costs are reduced by at least 3/4, and the duration of study is significantly shortened, saving both time and money. At the same time, it ensures a high success rate for immigration; once an individual successfully immigrates, they can also act as a guarantor for relatives within three generations to apply for immigration to Canada.
Mr. Zhang Xuerong, General Manager of the Canadian International Education Service Center (center)
Admissions representatives from 3 public institutions in Manitoba also introduced the cities of Winnipeg and Manitoba, as well as their respective schools. The city's distinct four seasons, natural environment, comprehensive public facilities, and positive cultural atmosphere allow those who go there to feel relaxed and happy. The colleges' diverse international student body, reasonable tuition fees, Canadian government-recognized language programs, and customizable programs for clients reduce the financial burden on every international student and ensure 100% 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 Group at this information session is also 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 this project, Worldway Group made a commitment on-site: if immigration is not successful, the initial fees will be refunded. Guests at the session expressed that this was the first time they had heard an immigration company make such a commitment and were willing to learn more about the project.
Guests interacting with the University of Winnipeg admissions representative after the session
