Syed Khan – January 08, 2022
Options to consider when applying for a visa:
Taking an eligibility assessment will help the candidate decide which options to consider when applying for the visa. The first step towards immigration is to identify the Occupation in Demand of your choosing. Candidates can check the NOC code list to correctly identify their occupation and increase the chances of the IRCC accepting their application.
The candidates need to work on how to build their Canadian Immigration Points Score and take into account the points awarded for aspects like educational background, work experience, language ability, etc.
Once all the above details are identified the candidate can create a profile of Express Entry on the IRCC website. After successful submission, the candidate receives an ITA (Invitation to Apply). The candidate has 12 months to move to Canada after receiving the Permanent Residency Visa.
Immigrate to Canada as a student:
Canada currently has more than 500,000 international students enrolled in the country. This is because Canada offers a world-class education, incredible career opportunities, and permanent settlement in Canada.
Canada offers many advantages that most countries do not offer, including:
International students in Canada are allowed to work for 20 hours per week during a semester and have a full-time job during vacation or breaks between semesters.
The international student can bring their spouse or common-law partner along with them to Canada. Their spouses and common-law partners can obtain an open work permit, and work for any employer without any hour restriction. They can also bring their children to Canada, and enroll them in a public elementary or secondary school without needing a study permit.
In the latest study by QS World University Rankings, Montreal, Vancouver, and Toronto rank among the best student cities in the world.
Students who graduate from Designated Learning Institution (DLI) can complete their studies and work in Canada for three years by obtaining an open post-graduation work permit. A DLI is a program approved by a provincial or territorial government to host international students. A study permit is needed for an international student to study in Canada for more than six months.
International students can also count the time spent on a study permit towards citizenship residency days requirements.
