Process to Get PR in Canada After Study

PROCESS TO GET PR IN CANADA AFTER STUDY  

Candidates who pursue a degree in Canada had many pathways open in exciting career opportunities, but for many aspiring graduates, the hope expands further toward permanent residency (PR). Transitioning from student position to a valued member of Canadian society offers both personal and professional growth. Try to read this blog till the end to understand the process of obtaining PR after graduating from Canada, covering eligibility criteria, fees, career prospects, and more. 

TOPICS COVERED IN THIS BLOG  

1. What is a Canada PR Visa? 
2. Eligibility for a PR Visa. 
3. Process to apply for permanent residence. 
4. Amount required for Application fees to convert PR after completing graduation. 
5. Documents required for PR. 

Many international students just don’t want to study abroad, they also want a chance to make their future bright, beyond academics. For those searching for employment opportunities within their host country, Canada stands out. Its dynamic economic growth, diverse and warm-hearted society, and clear path to Permanent Residency (PR) make it a great destination for those looking to turn their temporary student visa into a long-term residency. 

 What is a Canada PR Visa?   

A Canada Permanent Resident is a status provided by the Canadian Government to international candidates, which grants permission to stay, study, and work in Canada permanently. 

And it almost covers the same rights and benefits as Canadian citizens, excluding some of the benefits such as PR holders cannot vote in the federal election and they can’t hold any government position in Canada. Apart from this, an individual can enjoy all the benefits including – 

1. The applicants holding Permanent Residence Visa, have the right to stay anywhere in Canada. 
2. Applicants holding PR visas have the right to study and work anywhere in Canada. 
3. Applicants holding PR status are eligible for medical facilities and social welfare. 
4. After completing some requirements for PR, applicants may become eligible to apply for citizenship. 
5. After getting PR status, applicants get the right to sponsor their family members such as spouses, dependent children, and grandparents to come and live in Canada. 

 Post-Graduation Work Permit in Canada 

 When students complete their education and gain work experience in Canada, it helps the students to earn valuable points making them more competitive candidates than students without Canadian Work Experience. 

 Furthermore, if talking about Post Graduation Work Permits, it allow candidates who have completed their graduation from Designated Learning Education (DLI) to work in Canada for 2-3 years after completing the graduation.   

Eligibility Criteria for PGWP in Canada  

• Applicant must have completed their graduation from a designated learning institution (DLI) University in Canada. 
• Applicant must have completed the degree of duration 8 months from DLI.  
• Applicant should make sure to apply for the PGWP within 180 days (6 months) of completing their graduation. 
• Applicant must have maintained a full-time student status throughout their study program in Canada, except for your final academic session. 
• Applicant must meet the minimum language proficiency requirements in English or French.  
• Applicant must not have previous history for PGWP. 

How to apply for Permanent Residency (PR) in Canada? 

 So, let’s delve deeper into the details of the process to apply for permanent residence. Acquiring a Canadian PR is not a easy task for international students. It’s a very competitive process, candidates must have to go through a difficult process and put every of theirs in various areas such as improving their linguistic skills, gain work experience through internships or placements provided by the universities. 

 Canadian Experience Class (CEC) 

For applicants who gained the skilled work experience through PGWP courses. Express entry immigration system offers a direct pathway to grant permanent residence status in Canada. It’s a great hope for international students who want to study further, stay or build a bright future after completing their graduation. 

 Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) 

 The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a government program that allows residency in Canada. Each province and territory has its own PNP with its own selection criteria and application process. 

Federal Skilled Worker Program 

FSWP is a pathway for Canadian permanent resident majorly used by applicants with skilled work experience and qualifications outside Canada or we can also say who directly wants the PR status in Canada without having any prior work experience in Canada. 

Documents Required to apply for Canadian PR after Study 

There are some specific documents required for Canadian Permanent Residency (PR), here is a general overview for international students to simplify the process: 

• The applicant must have a valid passport. 
• Language Proficiency test Results such as test results for IELTS, TOEFL and PTE. 
• Proof of Canadian education such as having a degree from Canadian DLI.  
• Applicant must have prior proof of work experience. 
• Applicant must have sufficient funds to show. 
• Police verification certificate.  
• Medical Certificate.  
• Proof of dependents such as documents related to your mother and father. 
• Applicant must have identity proof. 

For many international students, securing PR in Canada is a hope. Canada always welcomes international applicants with transparent routes to Permanent Residence. For a personalized guidance you can directly connect with New League Immigration.