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Read moreImagine this: you’re sipping a warm cup of coffee, and you’re dreaming about 🇨🇦 Canada, a land of opportunities. As an international student, it’s not just about your education; it's about building a future. But what if I told you that studying here is more than just hitting the books?
Here’s the exciting part: Canada is still a prime destination for students dreaming of permanent residency (PR). In fact, recent reports show that IRCC is raising the cap for study-to-PR pathways, making it even more accessible for you to transition from a student to a permanent resident.
But here's the thing... not all programs make the cut for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP). So, how do you ensure your program is eligible? Let’s figure this out together!
- Choose public colleges or universities recognized by the government.
- Make sure your program length is at least 8 months.
- Stay updated on policies as they continually evolve, like PGWP field requirements being relaxed recently.
And get this: if you’re a construction trade apprentice, there’s new study permit exemptions for you too!
So, are you ready to take the leap and unlock a future filled with possibilities? Your dream of studying, working, and living in Canada is within reach. Let's make it happen!
This is exactly what I needed! The section about the pathways to work permits after studying really clarified things for me—I'm currently applying to schools in Canada, and understanding the next steps is super helpful. Thanks for sharing such practical insights!
Wow, this is exactly what I needed! The section on work permits for international students really clarified things for me—it's such a game changer knowing I can gain valuable experience while studying. I’m feeling more confident about taking the next steps in my journey to Canada! 🌟
Wow, this is just what I was looking for! The section on how studying in Canada can lead to work opportunities really opened my eyes to the possibilities. I had no idea about the work permit options available to international students—it’s such a relief to know there’s a path forward! Thank you for breaking it down so clearly!
This article is a gem! The section on how studying in Canada can lead to work permits really clicked for me—it's reassuring to know there are clear pathways after graduation. I’m definitely sharing this with my study group!
Wow, this post really struck a chord with me! The section about work permits for international students was exactly what I needed to hear; it made me feel much more confident about the opportunities available after graduation. I’m definitely sharing this with my study group—thanks for the clarity!