confusion....for colleges and pr

[Ankit vyas]

my ultimate goal is to get pr in cannada
for tht i m going through student visa and got one offer letter from centenial and conestaga for 1 year pg course,so what are the chances of getting pr after completing course as i will have only 1 year work permit.
can i move to other provinces after studying in ontario for job where application of pr is easy?
please anyone clear my doubt

 

[soodyassh]

this is really important question that after the completion of 1 year studies and one year WS Visa. wat r the chances of PR and is it possible to get work visa after it.

 

[MMK_CANADA]

Before worrying about the P.R, you should worry about getting the Student Visa. I don't think getting the Student Visa is easy. Have you applied for it?

 

[Ankit vyas]

Before worrying about the P.R, you should worry about getting the Student Visa. I don't think getting the Student Visa is easy. Have you applied for it?

i will apply if my confusion is clear because if i get student visa for one year course thn what after tht as i want to settle in cannada and to get pr is equally important as student visa as m spending much fees for pg course..
thats y i have posted this question that wht are the visa chances after 1 year course

 

[Neil.p]

i will apply if my confusion is clear because if i get student visa for one year course thn what after tht as i want to settle in cannada and to get pr is equally important as student visa as m spending much fees for pg course..
thats y i have posted this question that wht are the visa chances after 1 year course

Hahahha.... Bhai ko PR chahiye..... well, you are not the only one in the Boat for PR.

Trust me. Getting PR is your LEAST WORRYING Step. Whats the point of working in a Tim-Horton or Subway or bread factory even when you have PR. So, PR comes later....

First things first....

1. On a course of 1 year will give your PSWP (Post-Study Work Permit) of 1year.
2. During the tenure of your PSWP you will have find your FIELD JOB (if you are in Ontario). I mean if you done PG.Dip in International Business and working in Subway during the PSWP then forget about even extending your work permit.
3. Before you apply for PR during the tenure of your Work Permit, you should have

•have at least 12 months of full-time (or an equal amount in part-time) skilled work experience in Canada in the three years before you apply and
•meet or exceed the required language levels needed for your job in each language ability (speaking, reading, writing and listening). You must meet or exceed the language threshold of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 for NOC 0 or A occupations, and CLB 5 for NOC B occupations.


So, first get familiarized with Student life in Canada then jump to PR rather getting BLIND

 

[Ankit vyas]

Hahahha.... Bhai ko PR chahiye..... well, you are not the only one in the Boat for PR.

Trust me. Getting PR is your LEAST WORRYING Step. Whats the point of working in a Tim-Horton or Subway or bread factory even when you have PR. So, PR comes later....

First things first....

1. On a course of 1 year will give your PSWP (Post-Study Work Permit) of 1year.
2. During the tenure of your PSWP you will have find your FIELD JOB (if you are in Ontario). I mean if you done PG.Dip in International Business and working in Subway during the PSWP then forget about even extending your work permit.
3. Before you apply for PR during the tenure of your Work Permit, you should have

•have at least 12 months of full-time (or an equal amount in part-time) skilled work experience in Canada in the three years before you apply and
•meet or exceed the required language levels needed for your job in each language ability (speaking, reading, writing and listening). You must meet or exceed the language threshold of Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 7 for NOC 0 or A occupations, and CLB 5 for NOC B occupations.


So, first get familiarized with Student life in Canada then jump to PR rather getting BLIND












i knw tht situation of getting 1 year experience but i heard in some province they require 6 months exp in any field and even after getting pr i can do courses in less fees so tht i asked

 

[Neil.p]

Yes, that's true.

So far in Saskatchewan and Alberta you only need 6 months experience in any field to apply for PR. However, that will be a Provincial PR only for the designed Province. You can not plan to settle/apply for Citizenship outside of that Province. I am not sure about other provinces though.

However, people are more attracted towards Ontario, as its a bit more "lively" then other places (No offence to people who live in other provinces/places/region/cities/towns). So once you are in Ontario (Toronto or any GTA Areas) you will not leave the province for sure as I have lots of friends who came back from Saskatchewan (Saying, its hell boring there (just a personal opinion though)...

So, choose your destination wisely.

 

[Ankit vyas]

Yes, that's true.

So far in Saskatchewan and Alberta you only need 6 months experience in any field to apply for PR. However, that will be a Provincial PR only for the designed Province. You can not plan to settle/apply for Citizenship outside of that Province. I am not sure about other provinces though.

However, people are more attracted towards Ontario, as its a bit more "lively" then other places (No offence to people who live in other provinces/places/region/cities/towns). So once you are in Ontario (Toronto or any GTA Areas) you will not leave the province for sure as I have lots of friends who came back from Saskatchewan (Saying, its hell boring there (just a personal opinion though)...

So, choose your destination wisely.

thanks i had one doubt that if i study in ontario tht can i work in other province like alberta in pgwp

 

[Neil.p]

thanks i had one doubt that if i study in ontario tht can i work in other province like alberta in pgwp

Yes you can change your province while on PGWP and can work in Alberta and can also apply for PR from/within Alberta.