Which province is better to get Pnp and pr with 1year Post graduate work permit.

[Lin4life]

Dear friends,
I would like to know which of this three province or any other province that is easier to get Pnp with a job using pgwp. Manitoba, British columbia, Nova scotia. I would be through with my pgd by August in a college in Toronto. Must the job be skilled for me to get the pnp?Thanks

 

[candyman2121]

Dear friends,
I would like to know which of this three province or any other province that is easier to get Pnp with a job using pgwp. Manitoba, British columbia, Nova scotia. I would be through with my pgd by August in a college in Toronto. Must the job be skilled for me to get the pnp?Thanks

Nova Scotia probably because they only need you to be working there for 3 months, but there is a heck lotta formalities in Nova Scotia...manitoba too but the nomination time there can be around 4-5 months under the employer direct stream so if your WP runs out you will have problems and take 1-2 months to find a job as the situation in Manitoba regarding employment is pretty bad....So despite all the hassle I would say Nova Scotia.....

 

[soloman1776]

u would nt even find an odd job in nova scotia dear !

 

[Lin4life]

@Candyman and Soloman thanks.What about BC and Saskatchewan?Will i be given 1year pgwp for an 8months course or just 8months?Should i apply for another course to get 3years?Thanks

 

[Inam89]

@ Candyman and Soloman thanks.What about BC and Saskatchewan?Will i be given 1year pgwp for an 8months course or just 8months?Should i apply for another course to get 3years?Thanks

For course less then 2 years long and greater or equal to 8 months you will get PGWP equal to the length of your studies. If you study another course within 2 years of completing the previous degree/diploma and your cumulative study time in Canada is 2 years then you will be able to get PGWP of 3 years.

Keep in mind that PGWP is given only once.

 

[ziasaheb]

@ inam didnt get u. 1 yr program p 1 yr work permit mlgya then kia krna chahie?

 

[Inam89]

@ inam didnt get u. 1 yr program p 1 yr work permit mlgya then kia krna chahie?

Yes for 1 year study you will get 1 year PGWP.

Quote: "Students holding a one-year graduate degree from a provincially accredited post-secondary educational institution in Canada (pursued full-time) after having obtained, within the prior two years, a degree or diploma from an accredited post-secondary educational/training institution will qualify for a three year work permit. This exception also applies to students who have left Canada temporarily between the graduations."

 

[ziasaheb]

Ye to khra will qualify fr 3 yr wp? And in ur case kia krna chahie to get pr

 

[Lin4life]

@Inam thanks.If i get the pgwp and before the end of one year,nothing comes up, can i apply to a school would i be given admission and my permit extended?There is this program i heard in Niagara College where u transfer credit of previous courses and do just four months thats is if you have done 1year post secondary and you will be given 3years pgwp, is it true?

 

[world.citizen]

At least one of the two 1-yr programmes needs to be a graduate degree though. The other one can either be a degree or a diploma. Certificates (UG/PG) do not qualify.

 

[sikhsingh]

@lin4life
i also heard of that 4 month extra study thing at niagara college from my consultant she said lot of students had taken advantage of it

 

[Lin4life]

@Sikshsingh Will Cic give d 3yrs pgwp when you are meant to do a course fro 2years, and you do just 3semesters?Can i leave my current course and take another course in a different college?What will i use to extend my permit?

 

[stmani]

I heared that after having completed 3 years of full time work in Canada you can apply citizenship.....is that true??

 

[world.citizen]

I heared that after having completed 3 years of full time work in Canada you can apply citizenship.....is that true??

No, not true.

 

[Inam89]

I heared that after having completed 3 years of full time work in Canada you can apply citizenship.....is that true??

You will have to apply for PNP or CEC, after getting canadian degree/diploma plus 1 year job experience in NOC O,A,B (with some exceptions), following which you can apply for Permanent Residence.

For citizenship you are allowed to apply after 2 years of being Permanent resident in Canada plus you must have spent 3 out of 4 years in Canada.