Most international students will not get Canadian PR
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we dive deep into the intricate journey of international students in Canada, aiming for the ultimate goal of Permanent Residency (PR). With the dream of calling Canada home, many international students face a complex reality. The stringent criteria of Canadian immigration, heightened Express Entry scores, and the competitive landscape have made the path to PR an arduous one. We unravel the five critical factors that can significantly boost an applicant's profile, including Canadian education and work experience, job offers, language proficiency, and qualification for Provincial Nominee Programs like the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program's Human Capital Priorities Stream.
Our discussion extends to the challenges posed by the saturated job market, where over 1 million international students vie for opportunities that align with their PR aspirations. We shed light on the importance of strategic planning from the onset of the study permit process, emphasizing the selection of study programs and job opportunities that are conducive to securing PR.
Hear firsthand experiences and lessons learned from international students, including the pitfalls of inadequate planning and the unforeseen benefits of choosing specific study programs and provinces. This video is a must-watch for current and prospective international students who dream of Canadian PR. Discover valuable insights and strategies to navigate the complexities of immigration policies and make informed decisions that pave the way to achieving your Canadian dream.
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Rashid Ali,
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)
Ontario, Canada