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Foreign nationals who have successfully completed a post-secondary program in Canada as international students can apply for their post-graduation work permit (PGWP). With these work permits, international students can live and work in the country after completion of their studies.

Requirements

The following are the requirements for a post graduation work permit:

• Age should be 18 years at the time of application.
• Must have currently valid study permit.
• Must have graduated from an approved educational institution where you have studied full-time for at least 8 months prior to application (900 hours).
• You must apply within 90 days of receiving (written) a work permit confirming that you have met the requirements and are eligible to graduate the program.

It is important to note that you will not be eligible according to Canadian government regulations if you:

• Study in a program of less than eight months.
• Participate in a Canadian Commonwealth Scholarship Program funded by Global Affairs Canada (GAC).
• Participate in the Government of Canada Award Program funded by the GAC.
• Obtaining funding from the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA).
• Attend Equal Opportunity Scholarship, Canada-Chile.
• Participate in the Canada-China Scholars Exchange Program.
• Participate in the organization of the American States Fellowship Program.
• Participate in a distance education program from abroad or from within Canada.
• A post-graduation work permit has been issued earlier than any other program of study.

Program privileges

This visa will allow you to work in Canada and gain valuable Canadian experience that will be based on the work you have studied in school. Ultimately, it is the first step to being able to qualify for permanent residency under the very popular Canadian Experience Class (CEC) designation and as such, qualify for all rights and benefits.

Every year thousands of international students apply to study in Canada. Most of these international students have such great experiences during their time in Canada that they decide to make the country their permanent home.

However, being an international student can be quite stressful. As an international student you have a lot to learn about the Canadian educational system. That is why we have taken it upon ourselves to gather all the necessary resources needed to help you understand the process of becoming an international student in this country.

Program requirements

Anyone wishing to apply for a student visa should be able to:

• Show that they intend to study and will return home after finishing their studies.
• Admission requirements are met and accepted into a designated educational institution for study.
• Be able to prove that they have significant financial support to be able to pay their schooling and living expenses while being a student at the institution.
• Must be a law abiding citizen with no criminal record and should not be a risk to the safety of Canada.
• Must be in good health and ready to complete a medical examination.

Program privileges

Apart from being an opportunity for world class education, a student will be allowed 20 hours per week and full time during regularly scheduled breaks. It gives students the opportunity to work in the Canadian job market. Those who wish to extend their stay in Canada after the end of their studies can apply for a Post Graduate Work Permit and then be able to apply for permanent residency (PR) under the Canadian Experience Class Program Are.

Parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents can apply for a super visa that is valid for 10 years and 24 months at a time without requiring parents or grandparents to renew their status Allows to stay in Canada.

To apply for a super visa for parents and grandparents, you will need:

• The parents or grandparents of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada;
• Be acceptable to Canada; And
• Meet some other conditions.

Adaptability determination
A foreign national must be a genuine visitor to Canada who will leave by choice at the end of the trip. Among the things that can be considered are:

• Relationship of person to home country;
• Purpose of the visit;
• Family and financial status of the individual;
• The overall economic and political stability of the country;
• An invitation from a Canadian host.
• Provide a written commitment to financial support from your child or grandson in Canada that meets the minimum income threshold
• Prove that they have purchased Canadian medical insurance coverage for at least one year;
• Complete an immigration medical examination

Parents and grandparents may require a temporary resident visa to travel to Canada based on their citizenship. However, if they are granted a visa exemption, they can still benefit from the parent and grandparent super visas. Before obtaining a Canada Visa / Super Visa for parents and grandparents, be sure to determine that passports are valid for the duration of your stay in Canada.

A Visitor Visa is a non-immigrant visa that travels to a particular country temporarily for the purpose of tourism for a holiday or for relatives, children, and friends, or for a combination of medical treatment/business and pleasure.

Granting a visitor visa is at the sole discretion of the consular officer who decides on the merits of the case that meet the criteria
Prerequisites for Visitor / Tourist Visa

The visa applicant has to present:

• Purpose of visit
  • Business
  • Holiday / Pleasure
  • Medical Treatment
• Length of stay/visit.
• A source of funds to cover expenses while transferring the country
  • Sponsored by an acquaintance
  • Self-financed
• Purpose justification

Sponsored Tour:
The applicant’s visit may be sponsored by children /relatives/friends residing in the host country, sponsorships are helpful in cases where the applicant does not have sufficient funds/finances to support themselves in the host country.

The sponsor is required to provide both legal and financial letters of invitation and the necessary evidence and formalities to prove the ability and willingness to cover the applicant’s expenses in the host country.

Sponsorship does not give assurance of visas.

Every year, millions of people are forced to flee their homes to escape persecution, war or serious human rights abuses. Often these people can never return home.

Private sponsorship of the refugees program helps thousands of refugees every year. You or your group can sponsor refugees from abroad who qualify to come to Canada. As a sponsor, you provide financial and emotional support to sponsors for the duration of the sponsorship. This includes help with housing, clothing, and food. Most sponsorships last for one year, but some refugees may be eligible for assistance of up to three years from their sponsors.

Refugees must qualify for entry under Canadian laws and must pass medical and safety checks before arriving in Canada.

Applicants of the Provincial Nominee Program have the necessary skills, education and work experience for the province or region that nominates them. They are ready to successfully establish themselves as permanent residents in Canada and make immediate economic contributions to the province that designated them. Most provinces will require a relationship with the province or a job offer from a business in that province. There are some cases where this requirement has been waived.

The express entry system is the first step to immigration to Canada under these programs.After the system goes online, potential candidates will be able to complete the express entry profile at any time. Note that there will be no time limit to complete a profile and there will be no cap on the number of candidates to be accepted into the pool.

Anyone who is accepted into the express entry pool can get an invitation to apply for permanent residence. The draw is expected to be held at regular intervals during each year to invite candidates to apply. We will only select the top-ranked candidates, even if they are accepted into the pool. If you are invited to apply, you will have 60 days to submit a complete application for permanent residence.