Make Canada your home

Dreaming of immigrating to Canada? One of the best pathways to make this dream come true is by getting an education in Canada.

The Canadian government actively wants successful International students to make Canada their home. For this reason, they’ve developed programs to help students transition from studying, to applying for permanent residency. Eventually, many permanent residents can become full Canadian citizens.

However, the road is a long  for students wishing to gain permanent residency. It’s important to know what to expect in order to choose wisely and take advantage of the opportunity to live permanently in Canada.

This is where Beeducated can help. We ensure that you are on the right path towards your dream of gaining permanent residency through a Canadian education. You will be assigned a dedicated consultant who will work closely with you  for your entire stay in Canada. Starting with finding the right school for you, all the way to aiding with your post-graduation work permit.

Beeducated consultants are certified Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) with the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC).

Beeducated Immigration Services

Here are some of the ways that Beeducated Immigration Consultants can help International students make Canada their permanent home:

·        Obtain work permits

·        Prepare and file Canadian taxes

·        Bring family members to Canada

·        Obtain a Post-Graduation Work Permit

·        Gain Canadian work experience

·        Determine the optimum path to permanent residence

·        Secure permanent resident status, and ultimately Canadian citizenship

Post-Graduation Work Permits

With a Post-Graduation Work Permit, graduates can work for up to three years, depending on the duration of the study program. There is no job offer required and graduates can work with any employer across Canada and change job when they want.

Working after graduation is a critical step towards obtaining permanent residence. Immigration officials place emphasis on an applicant’s work experience, especially Canadian work experience. It shows that you can be an asset to the Canadian economy.