PNP Program Immigration

The PNP program (also known as the provincial nomination program) is when each province has its own immigration policy, and the applicant submits an application directly to the province. Since there is no need to evaluate the PNP program through Immigration Canada (CIC), its application standards and application cycles are not as difficult as CIC applications. A physical examination does not require a proof of crime and sufficient funds and will still be reviewed under the provisions of the Federal Immigration Act.

Saskatchewan nominates immigration

Application requirements for international students

1) Graduated from a recognized higher education institution in Canada and obtained a diploma and degree certificate;

2) Paid work in Saskatchewan for at least half a year (more than 960 hours): can be on campus, off-campus or after graduation;

Application requirements for master/doctoral graduates

1) Complete all degree requirements for existing master and doctoral programs at the University of Saskatchewan or the University of Regina (full-time study for at least one academic year);

2) Apply within two years after obtaining the degree;

Prince Edward Island Province nominates immigration

Application requirements for international students

1) Completed a full-time study plan of at least 2 years;

2) Have obtained a degree certificate/graduation certificate from a regular university in Canada;

3) Graduation time is less than 2 years; hold a valid work visa and work in PEI for more than half a year;

4) Full-time job invitation with NOC skills provided by the employer at Level 0 A or B;

5) Have at least two years of full-time work experience over the past five years;

6) Graduation time is less than 2 years;

7) Funding requirements: $10,000 $2,000 CAD/2,000 entourage.

Manitoba nominates immigration

Application requirements for international students

Any international student who has studied in Manitoba for more than two academic years can apply for the provincial Manitoba immigration nomination and become a permanent resident of Canada after graduation, as long as he has obtained academic certification and cannot find a job after graduation.

Tuition refund policy for Manchester International Students

The Government of Manitoba, Canada, has stated that international students who graduated from Canadian public and private universities after January 1, 2007 completed their degree, diploma or certificate and remained in Manitoba, applying for up to 60% of the tuition fees in the form of a total tax, totaling no more than 25,000.

Ontario nominates immigration

International students apply for at least two years of full-time junior college or undergraduate education; if they have an overseas degree, they will complete at least one year of full-time master's degree or graduate degree program in Canada. Job opportunities must be in a management, professional or technical career (meet NOC 0, a, b) career requirement and do not need to be related to the major you are studying.

Application requirements for PhD students

A PhD graduate from a public university recognized in Ontario, or at least completed 2 years of PhD research at a recognized university, waiting for the PhD stage and completing within two years of PhD graduation.