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Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant, iHeartCanada
The Government of Canada has announced an exciting new pathway to permanent residence for 40,000 international students who have recently graduated from a public university or college in Canada.
To be eligible, international graduates must have completed a Canadian post-secondary program from a public college or university within the past four years (no earlier than January 2017). Applicants must have a valid work permit (or be under implied status with a PGWP application) and be actively employed by a Canadian company, and they must have maintained their conditions of study while enrolled in their academic program.
Effective May 6, 2021, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will begin accepting applications. The program will remain open until November 5, 2021, or until they have reached their limit of 40,000 applications on a “first come, first served” basis.
In order to be eligible under the new program, international graduates must have:
Applicants should apply online through their MyCIC account or through their Authorized Immigration Representative.
International graduates who may be eligible should take immediate steps to obtain the following:
ILAC is the largest IELTS testing centre in Canada, with 15 locations across the country. Visit www.ieltsvancouver.com to find the testing centre nearest you.
(For Toronto, ON visit www.ieltstor.com)
Canada values international graduates as a source of key talent to help support economic growth. Granting permanent resident status to recent international graduates from Canadian post-secondary institutions who are currently employed in Canada will help Canada’s pandemic recovery and into the future.
Scott Smith is the director of iHeartCanada and a licensed immigration consultant specializing in developing permanent residency pathways for international students. Learn more by visiting www.iheartcanada.ca or contact Scott by email at scott@iheartcanada.ca with any immigration-related questions.
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