The Student Direct Stream program can expedite the processing of applications for students who are studying at universities and colleges in Canada.

HIGHLIGHTS OF STUDENT DIRECT STREAM

A legal resident living in 1 of the following countries:

China

India

Morocco

Pakistan

Philippines

Senegal

Vietnam

Even if you are a citizen of one of the aforementioned countries, you must still apply for a study permit if you live outside of these regions.

Applicants must live outside Canada at the time of application

Acceptance letter from a designated learning institution in Canada

Copy of your upfront medical exam confirmation document

One of Canada's participating banks will give you a GIC for $10,000. This type of investment has a guaranteed rate of return.

Proof that you’ve paid the tuition fees for your first year of study

Test to show intermediate proficiency in English or French (CLB7)

Valid academic qualification proofs

To be considered for the Student Direct Stream, you must submit an online application. The fee for this process is $150. Paper applications are not allowed.

STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED FOR SDS APPLICATION

Complete the application form

Online Submission of the application

Biometrics to be done

After the application has been approved, a letter of introduction must be shown to the immigration officer upon your arrival in Canada.

or

Depending on the type of visa that you need to enter Canada, you may need an electronic travel authorization.

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS

The processing of the student's visa application can be expedited if there are dependent children or spouses accompanying them.

visitor visa

work permit

study permit

RINP - Canada Study Program - Quick PR

Canada is known for its diversity and rapid economic growth. Skilled immigrants are welcomed in the country, and those who have experience in this area will be able to contribute to the development of the economy. It is one of the fastest-growing countries in the world, with high living standards, and numerous opportunities for individuals to grow.

Most international students who finish their graduate or post-graduate programs in Canada are eager to settle permanently in the country. This is why it is important for them to plan their residency in the country well in advance. It will make it easier for them to move seamlessly from temporary to permanent residency status once they have chosen their institute and program.

The Canadian government has numerous facilities and accommodations that accommodate skilled workers from other countries. Skilled immigrants are also welcomed in the country.

The IRCC introduced a pilot program for the Rural and Northern Immigration last year. This program was mainly targeted towards regions such as West Kootenay, which includes Castlegar, Rossland, Trail Nelson, and other areas. Since last year, various communities have been releasing details about the program's implementation.

The goal of the pilot program is to spread the benefits of economic migration to smaller communities by establishing a path for skilled immigrants to settle permanently in one of the participating areas.
 

Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Program, you must meet all Requirements

Get a recommendation from a designated community economic development organization.

1 year full / part time equivalent experience required.

International students living and studying in community need no work experience.

Have a qualifying job offer (NOC A, B, C or D are eligible).

English language test required (CLB is as per noc) to meet or exceed the educational requirements.

Prove you have enough money to support your transition into the community intend to live in the community.

Process of Applying for Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Program

Check that you meet both IRCC eligibility requirements and the community-specific requirements.

Find an eligible job with an employer in one of the participating communities.

Once you have a job offer, submit your application for recommendation to the community.

If a community recommends you, apply for permanent residence.

Some of Institutes are offering Eligible programs

Canadore College - North Bay, Ontario

Nipissing University

Cambrian College - Sudbury, Ontario

Northern College - Timmins, Ontario

Sault College and Algoma University - Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Lakehead University - Thunder Bay, Ontario

Assiniboine Community College - Brandon

Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology - Moose Jaw, SK

Lethbridge College - Claresholm, AB

Okanagan College - Vernon, BC

Selkirk College - Castlegar, Rossland, Nelson
 

CANADA STUDY PROGRAMS - DIRECT PR

After finishing their graduate or post-graduate programs in Canada, many international students are eager to settle permanently in the country.

It is often a better idea to plan for your permanent residency when choosing a program and institute in Canada. This will make it easier for students to settle in the country and start working on their permanent residency.

One of the most popular permanent residency programs in Canada is the Bcpnp. This program is for students from British Columbia.

Although most of Canada's permanent residency programs are geared toward job offer and work experience, the Bcpnp has a special category for post-graduate students from science, engineering, and agricultural backgrounds.

Those who wish to pursue masters programs related to these fields in British Columbia can apply for the Bcpnp provincial nominee program once they have completed their studies. In order to be considered for the program, candidates must have successfully graduated from one of the eligible institutions in British Columbia.

Institutes are offering Eligible programs

New York Institute of Technology
Trinity Western University
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Thompson Rivers University
University of Northern British Columbia
Royal Roads University

* Only Selected Program

Quick facts about the program

No experience needed
No job offers required
No minimum English language requirement for express stream of program
No minimum funds required for non express stream of program

Spouse and dependent children can get nomination with applicant.

Program Requirements

1)B.C. residents who have a master's or doctoral degree from an institution in British Columbia that's approved for the program can be considered for the Bcpnp.

Those who have a doctorate or master's degree from a recognized university in British Columbia can also be considered for the program. These are typically in programs related to the natural, applied, and health sciences.

agriculture, agriculture operations and related sciences
biological and biomedical sciences
computer and information sciences and support services
engineering
engineering technology and engineering-related fields
health professions and related programs
mathematics and statistics
natural resources conservation
physical sciences

2) ability and intent to live and work in B.C.

An essay about your intention to settle in bc