Study in Canada Immigration Route

There are many immigrants to Canada, many of whom are international students. How much is the cost of studying in Canada? It must be a problem that many people studying abroad are concerned about. Let's check the fees and ways of studying abroad in Canada with the website of Studying Abroad. Welcome to read it.

　 1、 Canadian study and immigration fees

1. Canadian federal student immigrant visa fee:

Login fee: $490 per person (children do not need to pay this fee, if you cancel your visa, or you do not use this visa, this fee is refundable).

Visa application fee: (credit card online deduction, application fee is non refundable).

(1) Main application: CAD 550.

(2) For spouse over 22 years old: $550.

(3) Children under 19 years old: 150 Canadian dollars.

2. Fees for studying in Quebec, Canada

Principal applicant: C $765.

Spouse or de facto marriage: C $164.

C $164 per dependent child.

3. Immigration fees for nominated international students in Afghanistan

Provincial nomination stage: free.

Federal phase:

(1) Application fee: $550 per person for the main applicant and spouse, and accompanying children over 22 years old; Accompanying children under 22 years old: 150 CAD/person;

(2) Landing fee: $490 per person for the main applicant and spouse.

4. Fees for studying abroad and immigration in Ontario, Canada

Provincial nomination stage: $1500.

Federal phase:

(1) Application fee: $550 per person for the main applicant and spouse, and accompanying children over 22 years old; Accompanying children under 22 years old: 150 CAD/person;

(2) Landing fee: $490 per person for the main applicant and spouse.

　　 2、 Canadian study and immigration routes

1. Cluster migration of family groups

Canadian local citizens or permanent residents can apply for reunion immigration for their spouses, minor children, parents, grandparents, other family members, etc.

2. Skilled migrants

Canadian skilled immigrants are an important part of Canadian immigrants. Applicants apply for immigration by virtue of their comprehensive abilities in education, vocational skills, language ability, etc.

Skilled migrants approximately include:

Federal skilled immigrants, federal experienced immigrants, federal skilled workers immigrants, etc. Among them, Quebec skilled migration is a migration project operated independently by Quebec, which is not suitable for other provinces, nor is it.

Skilled migration is the main migration path for overseas students. Generally, undergraduates can apply for immigration only after they have found a job. After graduation, most provinces can apply for immigration without working. Doctoral students, majored in science and engineering, medical care, etc., can apply for immigration during their studies.

If children studying in Canada plan to obtain identity, they should focus on the immigration policy of this category and the actual immigration situation every year.

3. Investment immigration

Canadian investment immigrants refer to the behavior that investors with certain assets and meeting some other restrictive conditions invest their funds in investment funds or appropriate business projects approved by the Canadian government.

Canada's federal investment immigration project has been stopped for many years. At present, only Quebec has retained the investment immigration project.

4. Provincial nominated immigrants

Canadian province nominates immigrants, which is also a kind of skilled immigrants. The migration route negotiated by some Canadian provinces with the Federal Immigration Office according to their own economic development and talent needs, referred to as PNP, that is, cultural nominee p

Canada has more and more relaxed conditions for international students to immigrate. Excellent national welfare, good public security environment, high civil liberties and open and transparent government offices are the key to attracting foreign students and immigrants. The following website will introduce the strategies of studying abroad and immigration in Canada in 2022, including immigration conditions and ways.

　　 1、 Conditions for studying in Canada

　　 （1） BC, Canada

1. After completing more than 2 years of courses (college, undergraduate or above) and accumulating 1 year of work experience, you can apply for immigration;

2. International students who have obtained doctoral and master's degrees in natural science, medical and applied science in BC University can apply for PNP immigration directly without working experience or obtaining employment certificate from Canadian employers.

　 （2） Ontario, Canada

1. Students should graduate from a public university or college in Ontario;

2. Complete at least 2 years of full-time junior college or undergraduate education; Those with overseas degrees have completed at least one year of full-time master's degree or postgraduate diploma courses in Canada;

3. The job offer must meet the management level and technical level of Canada National Occupational Category Certification. The job category does not need to be related to the major; Doctoral and master degree (IELTS 7.0) can directly apply for provincial nomination without work experience;

4. Applicants must submit their applications within three years after graduation from the university or college.

　 （3） Manitoba, Canada

1. Complete at least one year of full-time junior college or undergraduate education;

2. STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) graduates and internships in related enterprises or research institutions can apply for immigration without work experience;

3. In addition to STEM majors, other graduates of Manitoba can apply for provincial nomination when they find a job. The job must be related to the major they have learned and be in the list of scarce occupations. With a contract signed for more than one year, CLB 7 (IELTS 4 6) can directly apply for immigration.

4. In addition to STEM graduate students, if graduates from Massachusetts find OAB jobs in the list of occupations in short supply, at least one year of full-time job offers will not require half a year of work experience, but the IELTS must have four six, and the work must be related to the major. However, if it is not relevant, or it is not an urgent occupation, you need to work for 6 months or more than 1 year to submit an application.

　　 （4） Quebec, Canada

1. Undergraduate

1) Two or more years of study in Quebec University, no work experience required;

2) Obtained the educational background recognized by the Education Bureau of Quebec Province (bachelor degree or above);

3) French, especially the spoken language, meets the intermediate and advanced level, without work experience.

2. Junior college

1) Obtaining a degree or diploma issued by an education college recognized by the Education Bureau of Quebec Province;

2) Study in Quebec for at least 1800 hours;

3) Passed the intermediate French examination of Quebec, without work experience.

　 2、 Canadian study and immigration routes

The categories of Canadian immigrants suitable for international students can be roughly divided into six categories, sorted according to common types, and have nothing to do with immigration quotas and difficulty.

　　 1. Cluster migration of family groups

Canadian local citizens or permanent residents can apply for reunion immigration for their spouses, minor children, parents, grandparents, other family members, etc.

This category is also suitable for friends of international students.

　　 2. Skilled migrants

Canadian skilled immigrants are important to Canadian immigrants

When it comes to studying abroad and immigration, people will think of Canada at the first time. Canada has always been one of the most popular places for immigrants in the world, and is highly favored by Chinese people. So what are the conditions and ways of studying abroad and immigration in Canada? The website for studying abroad will answer your question.

　　 Conditions for studying in Canada

For studying in Canada, the government is really welcome, because it can bring economic income to the country; For Canadian immigrants, it is also acceptable, because immigration is also its national policy.

　　 1、 Ontario

If you are studying for a master degree in Ontario, you can directly apply for Ontario nomination without finding a job after graduation. However, although the Ontario OINP Master project has no restrictions on majors, it needs to seize the quota to apply for this project.

What if Ontario graduates with a master's degree and does not get the quota? Other ways can be considered, such as:

1. After graduation, I found a well paid job and emigrated with the help of Ontario employers.

2. After graduation, I found a general job and applied for the federal fast track EE immigration.

　　 2、 Vancouver, BC

If you choose to study in BC, there are several ways:

1. Studied an engineering master's degree in a public university. For example, physics, chemistry, IT, mathematics, etc., you can directly apply for the provincial nomination of Vancouver.

2. Second, if you are studying for a general master's degree, or an undergraduate or junior college degree. Then you can take the EOI channel nominated by bc province. EOI channel is scored according to occupation, annual salary, education background and work location. As an international student, EOI scores are difficult. At this time, most people will change to apply for the federal fast track EE immigration, or find an employer to provide some guarantees.

　　 3、 Four Atlantic provinces

Is the immigration policy loose for Atlantic students?

NS Province: If you graduated from ns local international students and founded a company in ns local for one year, you can apply for the entrepreneurship immigration program for ns graduates with a minimum IELTS score of 4 6.

If you find an ordinary job after graduation in ns province, you will need to work for at least one year, with a minimum of four IELTS 6's, and then apply for immigration through the EE channel.

　　 4、 Quebec

Quebec's overseas students and immigrants are commonly known as PEQ. The old policy was really friendly. You only need to read a training course in Quebec and meet the 6-month French training course, and you can basically get the nomination letter of Quebec.

But then Quebec changed its rules to require French interviews. Later, it was required that the spouse also need French B2. It was difficult to reach such a high level of French in a short time without basic knowledge.

　　 5、 Alberta

Application conditions for international students from Alberta:

1. Applicants must graduate from a provincial school and study at least one year's courses.

2. The job applicants are looking for after graduation must be related to their majors and have been working for at least one year.

3. The job applicants are looking for must also be related to their previous major in China.

4. The job the applicant is looking for cannot be on the list of occupations restricted by Afghanistan.

The policy of studying abroad and immigration in Albania is not friendly compared with other provinces with loose policies.

　　 6、 Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan is one of the three prairie provinces in Canada, and it is also a large agricultural province with a small population. If you graduate from a Saskatchewan school and hold a work visa, you can follow the nomination policy of Saskatchewan. Specific requirements are as follows:

1. Graduated from a Saskatchewan accredited school.

2. Work for at least six months with a work permit after graduation.

3. The job you are looking for is related to your major