STAY BACK CANADA

1. Stay back in Canada If your plans are to settle or stay back in Canada after your premium overseas education then the best option recommended would be to study in Canada and then look for work during your stay back visa period. Canada is one of the best countries for international students who not only want to study abroad but also wish to stay back and find post graduate jobs in Canada followed by applying for PR in Canada. The Canadian education system is renowned globally and is particularly preferred by employers in Canada, for those who are planning to work after their study in Canada. After completing your education in Canada, you can work during your stay back visa period and subsequently apply for Permanent Residence visa in Canada. But in order to work in Canada after your graduation, you must have a Canadian work permit. Depending on the length of the course, Canadian Work permit for 1 year is given to those who have completed 1 year of full time study program in Canada. Those who have completed a 2 year full time study course can get a Canada stay back visa for up to 3 years without any hurdle. However, with this great opportunity one must keep certain things in mind-

2. 1-You should apply for the Canada post-study work permit within 90 days after receiving a written notification of a successful completion of the course they were enrolled in as it will give them the permission to stay back in Canada. 2-Post- study work in Canada will be a great help to those students who want to gain experience through their work and later want to apply for a Permanent Residence visa in Canada (PR). 3-International students who have successfully accomplished their 2 years course in post- secondary intuition and 12 months of proficient work experience are eligible to apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through Express Entry System under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). 4-Students can also apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Provincial Nomination is fast track options for those who want apply for PR in Canada quickly. For example- if a student studies any particular course from any institution from Saskatchewan, then he can apply there for Permanent Residence in Canada after completion of his course under Provincial Nominal Program. But this is possible only if the province is participating at that time and also restricts movement outside the province for work elsewhere. 5-According to the new regulation, the new point system has been introduced for oversees students who wish to stay back in Canada. This system is granted only to those international students who has successfully completed a full time program in Canada and was present in Canada for at least 8 months physically. An international student who qualifies from post secondary program i.e. diplomas course of one or two years, is eligible for 15 points An international student is eligible for 30 points under certain credentials. 1-An eligible credential granted from the university level undergraduate program. 2-An eligible credential granted from the university level master program. 3- An eligible credential granted from the university level Doctoral program.

3. Part Time jobs in Canada Students who are applying to study in Canada are allowed to work on or off the campus time for 20 hours a during the academic hours and 40 hours a week during vacations without any need to apply for a separate work permit in Canada. Students are paid per hour during their part time job. The average salary a student earns in his part time job in Canada is $12-15 per hour. You can work in cafes, restaurants or a departmental store. Admissify.com can help you find part time work or discuss PR options for Canada as they are one of the leading experts in this field.

4. Students must know that only graduating from a designated learning Institute in Canada grants you the eligibility to work during your stay in Canada. But not all the designated learning institute gives you the authority to work in Canada. Generally, universities and institutes in Canada submit the final marks after 6 months for (PGWP) which allows a student to work without any problem. However, student must have a work permit during these 180days. List is given below which can help you check your eligibility to work in Canada- 1-Completed a program from a designate learning institute. 2-Maintained a full time status as a student during all the semesters. 3-A student must be graduated from a- -Public post- secondary school such as Universities, commercial/ technical schools or CEGEB (Quebec) -Private post- secondary school that works under the same guidelines as Quebec’s public schools.

5. You are not eligible for post Graduation study permit in Canada if- 1-If you have already granted the post study work permit 2-Studied English or French as a secondary language. 3-Took self- improvement courses. 4-Completed a study program at a non- Canadian institution. 5-Completed the study program through distance learning.