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Investigate the current challenges faced by international students applying for Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada. Inquire about any recent trends, issues, or obstacles that international students may encounter during the PR application process and seek insights into potential solutions or recommendations to navigate these challenges effectively.
Hello Dear Friend,
Canadian Immigration is the most easiest and the applicant friendly immigration system. Having said that, currently there are challenges for International applicants in the Express Entry and Provincial Nomination Programs as the points in the Express Entry has increased radically.
On the other hand, education has become a bright and fastest route towards Permanent Residency in Canada.
As Express Entry has increased its eligibility criteria for draws, all applicants are moving towards pursuing International education in Canada. Education in Canada gives you extra points in Express Entry.
Additionally, you get a Post Study Work Permit post completion of your studies. If you have enrolled for a 1 year program, you get 1 year Post Study Work Permit. If your study is for 2 years, you will be eligible for 2 years Post Study Work Permit.
Within this Post Study Work Permit, you need to gain Work Experience to be eligible for Permanent Residency of Canada.
Express Entry: If you have 1 year of Work Experience, you will be eligible for Express Entry.
Ontario: In provinces like Ontario, you can apply for OINP with Ontario Work Experience or under Ontaria Entrepreneur Program.
Manitoba: In province of Manitoba, with a work experience of 6 months, you will be eligible for a PR. With a Work experience of 2 Months in NOC B, you can also apply for a PR.
Alberta: In province of Alberta, you can get PR if you have 6 months of Work Experience by applying under Alberta PNP
Quebec: In Quebec, you can apply for Exam in French (TEF) and be eligible for PR under Quebec PNP.
All in All, there are plenty approaches under which you can seek your Permanent Residency of Canada, if you are within the Canadian soil on a Student Permit. You just need to enter inside and you will have plethora of choices.
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