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fahad911

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Feb 11, 2012
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ASSALMUALIKUM,
As u all know ALLAHMDULIALH i got visa but i didn't go to Canada due to personal matters
now my question is that recently i got Creden Evalution letter for Memorial university ( MUN) which is of no use :'(
Now MUN is saying me to do 4 year BBA program but i have already done 2 year B.com from Karachi university. i don't want to do it as it is tooooooo long so i am planning for 2 years diploma IN TORONTO so whether i will be eligible for PR after 2 yrs diploma or not?
and 1 more question is that if i am doing diploma from college then to whom i have to inform?
 

tiger007

Champion Member
fahad911 said:
ASSALMUALIKUM,
As u all know ALLAHMDULIALH i got visa but i didn't go to Canada due to personal matters
now my question is that recently i got Creden Evalution letter for Memorial university ( MUN) which is of no use :'(
Now MUN is saying me to do 4 year BBA program but i have already done 2 year B.com from Karachi university. i don't want to do it as it is tooooooo long so i am planning for 2 years diploma IN TORONTO so whether i will be eligible for PR after 2 yrs diploma or not?
and 1 more question is that if i am doing diploma from college then to whom i have to inform?
Hi,

Whether you do diploma or degree or Masters from a recognized Canadian educational institute.. to get PR you have to usually get a skilled job, work for some time (0-12 months depending upon the student immigration programme) and then apply under that particular immigration programme. After 2 years of Diploma, you will have to apply for a PGWP(post Grad Work permit), which you will get for 3 years, and then start working and apply for a particular student immigration programme such as CEC-Canadian Experience Class or 1 of many provincial nomination programmes, depending upon your personal situation.

To know more about recognized Canadian educational institutes eligible for both PGWP and OCWP see:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/participants.asp

To know more about various student immigration options see:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.0.html
Here you will get Official links of all student immigration programmes (Federal CEC and other Provinces), and see for yourself, which suits you most/where you may like to study/apply for PR etc.

Hope it helps.

Best of Luck.

*** I'm no Expert. All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... and you should consult other sources too.
 

fahad911

Hero Member
Feb 11, 2012
220
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tiger007 said:
Hi,

Whether you do diploma or degree or Masters from a recognized Canadian educational institute.. to get PR you have to usually get a skilled job, work for some time (0-12 months depending upon the student immigration programme) and then apply under that particular immigration programme. After 2 years of Diploma, you will have to apply for a PGWP(post Grad Work permit), which you will get for 3 years, and then start working and apply for a particular student immigration programme such as CEC-Canadian Experience Class or 1 of many provincial nomination programmes, depending upon your personal situation.

To know more about recognized Canadian educational institutes eligible for both PGWP and OCWP see:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/institutions/participants.asp

thanks it helped a lot dear :)

To know more about various student immigration options see:
http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/various-immigration-programmes-for-international-students-in-canada-t100908.0.html
Here you will get Official links of all student immigration programmes (Federal CEC and other Provinces), and see for yourself, which suits you most/where you may like to study/apply for PR etc.

Hope it helps.

Best of Luck.

*** I'm no Expert. All opinions expressed are purely personal, and pieces of information mentioned are to the best of my knowledge... and you should consult other sources too.