Easiest province to get PR?

[MaryKhan]

Hello,
I m from Pakistan and probably this year I would be applying for Canadian student visa for my undergrad. I m considering universities in Manitoba and Vancouver, BC.
An international student can get the PR after his undergrad plus 1 year of work. But one of my friends told me that it would take atleast 2 years more after my undergrad and work to get PR in Vancouver as its a big city. However I would get PR before those extra 2 years in Manitoba. Do let me know if its true and do mention that in which province international students can get PR easily?
Thankyou!

 

[Joban52]

For international students , there are two ways to get pr in canada , express entry and pnp programs .

In Express entry it doesnt matter in which state a person is except Quebec . Student can apply after one year of work .
For pnp each province has its own requirements . In manitoba student who has studied in the province can apply for pnp after competing his study if has job offer and it is related to the study

 

[MaryKhan]

For international students , there are two ways to get pr in canada , express entry and pnp programs .

In Express entry it doesnt matter in which state a person is except Quebec . Student can apply after one year of work .
For pnp each province has its own requirements . In manitoba student who has studied in the province can apply for pnp after competing his study if has job offer and it is related to the study

Can you please tell me how much time it takes after applying for PR( through Pnp or express entry) to get PR?

 

[Joban52]

I am not sure . In express entry , i can take 3 months after your receive ITA (max 6 months) . Though manitoba pnp , it takes 1 to1.5 years .

 

[kapil098]

Hello sir please help me i am also applying for masters in electrical and computer engineering from Canada.but i don't have any idea which state is feasible in terms of PR as i heard about Manitoba nominee program. This province is the most feasible province for getting pr during work permit but other than Manitoba which province is good??

 

[Lovesahota92]

Hello sir please help me i am also applying for masters in electrical and computer engineering from Canada.but i don't have any idea which state is feasible in terms of PR as i heard about Manitoba nominee program. This province is the most feasible province for getting pr during work permit but other than Manitoba which province is good??

Quebec is also good, but you have to be at intermediate level in french.

 

[kapil098]

Quebec is also good, but you have to be at intermediate level in french.

Sir what about alberta nominee province? Do you have any idea about it? Also you have any link which help me about to get to know about the best PNP program?

 

[rogelcorral]

Sir what about alberta nominee province? Do you have any idea about it? Also you have any link which help me about to get to know about the best PNP program?

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/provincial-nominees.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio.../provincial-nominees/application-process.html

 

[kapil098]

Ok sir i will find out on this link but sir do u have knowledge about Alberta nominee program?

 

[rogelcorral]

Ok sir i will find out on this link but sir do u have knowledge about Alberta nominee program?

https://www.alberta.ca/ainp.aspx

Please note, I found these links using google

 

[vensak]

It depends what you will study. If you end up with Master, you can also use BC programs for Master graduates.
If you end up with something else, Manitoba is much better option (easier to get PNP nomination there). And the current trend is that more and more provinces start to use EE as well (including Manitoba).
So you might be able to qualify directly with increased points and you can still have option for a longer path through Manitoba PNP.

 

[kapil098]

What is ee? And also bro like maniotba other provinces are also feasible for getting pr after masters degree in that particular province?

It depends what you will study. If you end up with Master, you can also use BC programs for Master graduates.
If you end up with something else, Manitoba is much better option (easier to get PNP nomination there). And the current trend is that more and more provinces start to use EE as well (including Manitoba).
So you might be able to qualify directly with increased points and you can still have option for a longer path through Manitoba PNP.

 

[rogelcorral]

What is ee? And also bro like maniotba other provinces are also feasible for getting pr after masters degree in that particular province?

EE stands for Express Entry:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/results-by-topic.asp?top=29