Study & Stay
Canada, as an emigrant country for studying abroad, is suitable for studying, living, employment and immigration. It has been recognized and favored by international students because of its world-class education and lower cost of living and tuition fees for international students than countries like the United States and the United Kingdom. Students enjoy the same freedoms which protect Canadians – respect for human rights, equality, and a stable and peaceful society. They not only can feed their minds but also feast their eyes on the beauty of Canada.
Various overseas immigration policies are constantly introduced, which provide opportunities for international students to apply for permanent resident in Canada. With its unique charm and high enthusiasm, Canada attracts outstanding international students to come for study, employment, and immigration.
1. Study in Canada
You can study in Canada if you
• Have a Letter of Acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)
• You have enough fund to cover tuition fee and living expenses
• You are in good health
• You have no criminal record if you are 18 years or older
• You will leave Canada when your study permit expires
In most cases, study permits are usually required for foreign nationals prior to their entering into Canada and starting their studies.
It is very important to choose the institution and program if you wish to work during your study or after your graduation. You need to choose the institution and program which will qualify you to work off-campus whiling studying and to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP).
More and detailed information can be found here:
2. Work in Canada -Post-graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
• Complete a study program at a designated learning institution for at least 8 months that leads to a degree, diploma
or certificate
• Be a full-time student for all semesters expect the final semester
• Graduate form a PGWP eligible program
This is an open work permit which doesn’t have an employer’s name on it. It allows the students work for any of Canadian employers, and this opens a broad range of available immigration programs to students. And this is the reason why we say “Study & Stay” is the best pathway for immigration.
More and detailed information can be found here:
Work in Canada after you graduate: About the post-graduation work permit - Canada.ca
3. Immigration Pathways
• Have at least 12 months and 1560 hours of Canadian skilled work experience in NOC 0, A or B from the past 3 years
• Have language proficiency reaches CLB 5 for NOC B, and CLB 7 for NOC 0 and A occupations
• Have an active Express Entry Profile
• Have received an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from Express Entry
More and detailed information can be found here:
Eligibility to apply for the Canadian Experience Class (Express Entry) - Canada.ca
1. Employer Job Offer Stream:
• Have an eligible offer of employment (permanent and full-time position in NOC 0, A, B) from a qualified Ontario employer.
• Have a valid OINP Express of Interest (EOI) profile
• Have received an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from OINP
2. PhD & Master Stream:
• Have successfully completed all degree requirements
• Have language proficiency of CLB 7
• Have minimum settlement fund
• Have a valid OINP Express of Interest (EOI) profile
• Have received an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from OINP
3. OINP EE stream:
• Have an active IRCC Express Entry Profile
• Have received a Notification of Interest (NOI) from OINP office.
• Have an additional 600 points added to IRCC EE profile if OINP EE application is approved
More and detailed information can be found here:
1. Employment Offer Stream:
• Have graduated from a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada
• Have worked 780 hours of skilled work experience (NOC 0, A or B) from working for a Saskatchewan employer;
• Have a permanent, full-time job offer related to the field of study from an approved Saskatchewan employer with a valid Job Approval Letter (JAL)
2. SINP EE stream:
• Have an active IRCC Express Entry Profile, and an SINP EOI profile.
• Have received an ITA from SINP office.
• Have an additional 600 points added to IRCC EE profile if SINP EE application is approved
More and detailed information can be found here:
Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) | By Immigrating | Government of Saskatchewan
1. Alberta Opportunity Stream
• Graduate from a recognized post-secondary institution in Alberta
• Have worked for an Alberta Employer for at least 6 months on the occupation related to your study and not in the ineligible list
• Have language proficiency reaches CLB 5
• Have a valid job offer from an Alberta employer
2. AINP Express Entry
• Have an active IRCC Express Entry Profile
• Have received a Notification of Interest (NOI) from AINP office
• Have an additional 600 points added to IRCC EE profile if SINP EE application is approved
3. International Graduate Entrepreneur
• Have completed at least two years of full-time post-secondary education in Alberta
• Have a valid Post-graduation work permit (PGWP)
• Have language proficiency at least CLB 7
• Must establish a new business or buy an existing business in Alberta with a minimum 34% ownership
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