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International Student Program was never meant to be a pathway to Permanent Residency. Marc Miller Immigration Minister Canada.

@shaivamuthaiya2015

Ай бұрын

In fact even countries like india where many students come from don't offer permanent residency to foreigners either. It takes 7-11 years to become an indian citizen. Same thing with places like Singapore, thailand and japan.

@venomsss2577

Ай бұрын

Seriously who will move there 😂​@@shaivamuthaiya2015

@Tambay.ng.Riyadh

Ай бұрын

​@@shaivamuthaiya2015 who the hell want to became a indian citizen 😅😅😅

@asidomuriatiko

Ай бұрын

tama po. indiano ay layasan sa sariling bansa. talo p

@louisajaena6340

Ай бұрын

In my opinion student visa program is not supposed to be a back door to immigration. This is supposed to , you’re coming to a country to study, like Canadian do. They went to Harvard University or Yale U to study not to intent to express immigrating to that country. I’m sorry to say A lot of International students abuse the system. No wonder the Government changed the policy..

That's a misconception about being on a student pathway, it is meant for you to learn and just to study here in Canada not for being a Permanent Resident here.

@USA-CANADA1480

Ай бұрын

I agree, and the problem is that the Canadian immigration has given student visas “dual intent” which gives applicants too much of a high expectations for permanent residency, which, while may be a possibility for some, not a guarantee for all. Canada should remove the dual intent allowability. This doesn’t fly in the United States. Once a student, always a student. Then they go home.

@myonlyone8713

27 күн бұрын

​@@USA-CANADA1480 ok prime minister 🤡

@iamnoob7593

26 күн бұрын

@@USA-CANADA1480 But if u logically think then there is no incentive for international students to invest their money , If they cant get any good job or Alteast PR for decent amount of years.

Blame the immigration consultants who weren’t truthful and promised intl students good jobs and PR.

You mean the days when you came to Canada to study , get job in Tim Hortons and stay are over ? About the time ….

There are a lot of people in Canada, it's natural that the government is changing the regulations.

You came as a student and not for permanent residence there’s a lot of caregivers and nannies that need there papers to be a Permanent Residence a long time ago especially backlogs than a student that came to study to be a permanent residence

0:48 read the headline carefully. 800,000 thousands came to study business 😮. So the total is far more than that

rent has gone up in my city from 800 for a 2 bd to 1900 for a 1 bed, thanks guys.

@LordBagdanoff

Ай бұрын

Which city

@USA-CANADA1480

Ай бұрын

@@LordBagdanoffit doesn’t matter. It will trickle everywhere in no time whenever international students and other nonimmigrants spread across the nation like wildfire.

@steelbiceps

20 күн бұрын

Gay street​@@LordBagdanoff

Fantastic news! Schooling was never meant to be a pathway to a PR. We have too many immigrants as of the last couple of years. Cost of living has sky rocketed .

The reality is the government let in too many permanent residents without counting the temp migrants already in Canada. There’s no additional infrastructure to accommodate everyone . Now everyone is suffering with limited resources and higher housing costs and more competition for available jobs.

Great video! Thanks!

5:33 International students should remind themselves that they are nonimmigrants and have no right to demand the Government permanent residence by protesting nor are they entitled or guaranteed PR status. They should know what they signed up for. These protesters had a delusion of high expectation to a false perception that Canadian Immigration is obliged to surely grant them PR status. Such may be a possibility for some, if not only a few, but never a guarantee to all. They should get over it. Protesting will only piss off Canadians and the Government which just may expedite their deportation. Just remember that.

@myonlyone8713

27 күн бұрын

Why are you so butt hurt? This video is obviously not targeted towards you, so why worry about what international students do

@fraserpaulina

26 күн бұрын

⁠@@myonlyone8713F outta here from our country

@thcg-evangelismministrychi5477

2 күн бұрын

The issue is not the students but the universities and colleges bringing them. The government has stopped subsidizing post secondary education in a lot of provinces. They do not come as refugees. They pay x3 of what domestic students pay. They are bringing ALOT of money into the Canadian economy. A typical course might be $3000 per semester for a domestic student. They may pay $7000/8000 for the same course. The universities promised them a lot! The universities/colleges should have student housing, but they don't. The students get blamed, but it's the institutions that should be responsible for who they bring over.

Thank you sis for this great video! I can relate. I just uploaded my experience as an international student from the Philippines who immigrated to Vancouver, Canada and became a Canadian Citizen last year. Stressful and long 8 years but definitely worth it ❤ Liked and subscribed to your channel!

@studyliveexploreca

25 күн бұрын

Thanks for sharing!!

Thanks for your valuable information. Would appreciate it if you kindly suggest some issues. Very recently we are hearing that PGWP rules will be again going to change to be applicable to all post graduate students except a few degrees that are in high demand in Canada like IT, Health care and construction. I have enrolled in the 1 years masters program in organisational management at Crandall university, Moncton New Brunswick for upcoming January 2025 intake and I have already been approved with my study permit as well as visa. I have already paid a partial tuition fee too at the university to secure my admission. Now I am really worried whether I will also be impacted by the new rules that IRCC is going to declare soon for the international graduate students regarding PGWP. In fact earlier my intention was after doing even 1 years masters I am going to get a 3 years work permit that will lead me to be eligible for PR. Now I would like to seek your assistance and suggestions on what I should do. Looking forward to hearing from you soon. Thank you very much. Joy.

Since 2020, international students have been flocking to a educational system that many Canadians now feel was used (by many of them) as a loophole-to-immigration. Students utilizing schooling as a back-door (not front-door) ticket to living in Canada. Swarming a 50+ year tradition/system that was not not NOT designed to be about EVERY international student expecting Permanent Residency ... plus it was not designed to be primarily about students expecting lengthy work permits (& spouse permits). Canadians have clued in that Canada's post secondary education system has (in 4 years time) turned into what many are now jokingly calling EDUGRATION. Plus 'edugration' (public or private) was NEVER approved by everyday Canadians. Plus what about Ghost Consulting that Canada told India to halt? Canadians want the $ greedy agents in other countries to stop MARKETING & LYING to their own people about access to PR or citizenship … or accommodation/jobs … in places like Canada being relatively easy (to get). And for any people living in western countries to be ashamed of themselves if they're getting greedy too. Anyone doing things to make $ off of people's PR desires. At best, there is a 25% chance of gaining PR (better odds if you are masters/medicine etc.). What about all the YT videos that primarily Indian nationals post (for over half a decade now) all advertising Canadian PR like they're selling or critiquing a product. Videos not only posted HOURLY ... but also not in English or French. With no input from actual Canadian-born citizens, within their mass-marketing. Are most international students truly scholars who came to Canada with enough $ to support themselves while STUDYING like they are supposed to? Or more-so economic migrants, who BORROWED $ to buy their way closer to the head of the immigration line? To say all the students or their consultants back home have not been at times 'gaming' Canada's education programs to gain western PR or $ is ridiculous. Students have contributed to Canada's housing CRISIS because 97% came-to-stay … not just visit with their temporary STUDY permit. This extreme NEVER existed at schools 4+ years ago. What about the IELTS spouses? Anchor babies? Fraud? False asylum claims? What about Canadian food banks & charity services being recklessly advertised on YT in Indian languages? What about Canadian housing being scooped up en-mass as investment vehicles by/for internationals? What about home rental/boarding signs stating "vegetarians only can apply"? What about some Indian nationals buying local businesses then putting Indians only in the key positions while also drastically changing work practices that include working longer hours for less $ and at times The Caste System? Canadians are worried due to witnessing these things firsthand more & more often. Even in small towns. Then throw in the Sikh vs Hindu violence/extortions across Canada. Diasporas stirring up tribal hatreds (in Canada) … even though it all stems from their ancestral home. How can peace be found anywhere with this in play? Plus the Canadian government recently launched investigations in regards to foreign interference in Canadian elections. All stemming from Asia continent. Canadians are so so so not used to all this. So many, who have embraced multi-culturalism and immigration for decades are now VERY worried and fearful. All are praying it doesn't turn into great anger. Canadians want multi-culturism to succeed and for all people (including immigrants) to be okay. Everyone I know is VERY happy with IRCC's recent changes (reductions & multifaceted investigations etc.). Including multi-generational long-term Asian-Canadians where many have been the MOST upset (by all of this). Canadians are aware that some great students are going through hell. And know Canada is partially to blame which hurts Canadian hearts. But bottom-line, Canada decides what needs to be done in Canada. Do you see Canadians protesting in other countries (that is not their own) making demands for themselves? No. Do Canadians now see primarily South Asians protesting in Canada, making demands (due to IRCC pumping it's immigration brakes because it REALLY HAS TO)? Yes. If 36,000,000 Canadians travelled to India, since 2020, with the primary goal of being able to stay there permanently, that would raise India's population by 2.65%. Recent asylum seekers crossing into Canada… and especially international students... have raised Canada's population higher than 2.65%. Changes (& deportations) are occurring in 2024, for HUGE reasons. In Canada, UK, Australia, USA, and other western countries too. PS: Did international students and their families pay into Canadian taxes ALL their lives like domestic students have (so they can pay cheaper tuition fees)? No. Did Canada force internationals to move to Canada as a student? No. Did Canada promise/guarantee PR? Or a job? No & no. Yet do specific students only blame Canada when they can't get PR????🤔

@mahekshah5788

Ай бұрын

I think it's more about blaming the govt because of not setting up a proper system like the US. You gotta admit it was the CA govt's fault as well. They literally got in such trash people (sorry not sorry, I'm an Indian but the people I see here are nowhere to the standards of those in the US) and then you wonder why it's so terrible and it's like India 2.0? Like why couldn't they have checked fraudulent documents more properly like their neighbor or be stricter with immigration? And yeah nothing about the fees cause I guess these Indians have no clue how much Indian universities and colleges charge for foreign nationals in India as well like charging 5x the normal fees. So like that's pretty normal I would say, a generic rule for every country benefiting their citizens or residents.

@cliffm8112

Ай бұрын

Very lengthy but true in all sense. I would blame the immigration system but this is how the liberal government operates don't be surprised if they let some of them in before next election just to pad their votes

@DappSwap

Ай бұрын

Run for office.

I'm surprised that both BC & Alberta are still opening the tech sector for PNP. I am aware of individuals that have vast experience in this sector (software engineer, software developer) back in the Phil. that have been applying for work for their respective fields for some time now but still couldn't even manage to land an interview. Basically, there are hundreds of applicants for every single job available.

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

One of students took 6 months to land a job in IT sector in Vancouver, there are some jobs but not too many to support all the graduates and residents here, so hopefully the recent changes on student visa will slow down the growth of temporary residents.

@raphael6867

27 күн бұрын

It will be hard for them to get an interview bc most of the job posting online are for show only. It is one of the requirements for getting an LMIA and usually those positions are already filled up by someone and unfortunately, that position might be paid too. Applicants usually pay around CAD10-50k to get a job here in Canada esp in tech and hospitality. We call that the LMIA fraud which is an open secret here in Canada.

in short: 1. Canada plans changes to the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) to tackle labour shortage. 2. From Sept 1 2024, students in private colleges will no longer automatically qualify for PGWP and for private universities it depends on ur course that u have taken. 3. From September 1, 2024, international students starting a study programme under a curriculum licencing arrangement will no longer be eligible for a PGWP. 4. The permit's duration ranges from eight months to three years, depending on the length of the student’s study programme. 5. Make sure your passport is valid for the entire length of time you should be eligible for pgwp.

Hi can i ask if which program is better in canada for instance which is more in demand, i applied 2 programs which are chemical lab technician and social service worker.

@studyliveexploreca

25 күн бұрын

depends on the are, and do u have experience too in that field. Healthcare is more stable

My daughter has been applying as a student visa. She has already submitted the required papers at nova scotia. What maybe the problem why they have not evaluated all her papers. Every time my daughter follow up. They are yet sure if she will be admitted or not.

@MdIbrahim-vl6nl

Ай бұрын

Dont come to nova scotia i am student here..there are no jobs and high cost of living also limited field job oppertunities after completing study

@aishvetorah5704

Ай бұрын

@@MdIbrahim-vl6nl whats ur trade?

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

did u go to NSCC? NSCC used to be responsive, but not anymore. They have loooooong waiting list!

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@studyliveexploreca

25 күн бұрын

thanks po for watching :)

Madam, what about.old PR file which is in the pipeline ?

What about studying accounting in Alberta ?

For my experience it is not Canadas leaders idea what’s happening right now it is truly an IMMIGRATION CONSULTANTS & all MIDDLE MAN that gives an idea in to what the government what supposed to do. Noticed the price of LMIA $20-$50k which is only $1k. Filipino culture of FAVOURITISM in accepting applicants or employees reason why it’s hard to get job in Canada & most Filipino in the Philippines want to work abroad .

Ask ko lang Ms. MC, if nakapag tapos na ako ng program ko dito sa nova scotia at nagkaroon ng ako ng Post Graduate Work Permit, pwede na ba agad pumunta sa ibang probinsya dito sa canada na in -demand ang tinapos ko? o kailangan ko pa ba mag stay at mag work muna ng ilang panahon dito sa nova scotia (halimbawa sa Halifax). Nasa Cape Breton ako.

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

yes po, pero If I were you, stay in Nova Scotia where you graduated muna, I dont recommend inter provincial migration. Mas mdami ka pr pathway kung san ka nag graduate.

@fromcyn4472

Ай бұрын

What is the local demand for your qualification? If there is no positive outlook, there may not be work for a long time. So why stay in NS as suggested?

Is healthcare administration course in demand right now in Canada?

@Lizbeth7799

18 күн бұрын

I think any career in health care are in demand

I received my student permit but it says I can’t work off campus. I thought international students can work up to 20 hrs per week?

@studyliveexploreca

25 күн бұрын

ph go back to the aiport and ask them to remove and ask too why are u not allowed

@LordBagdanoff

25 күн бұрын

@@studyliveexploreca they said gotta call ircc they can’t change it

@LordBagdanoff

25 күн бұрын

@@studyliveexploreca dunno why not allowed to work part time

International students are cash cow for consultants and many paid their consultants believing the promises laid out are as high as discussed.

@alf5155

Ай бұрын

I know an intl student from India who has a good paying job there. She came here as an intl student because someone from India convinced her, life is better in Canada. My guess, an immigration consultant convinced her. Her spouse has a hard time landing a job, something the consultant never mentioned.

You don't reply your email 😢??

and please give my regards to Herr Felix Nolte...🙂

at ano bang paraan para ma-calculate ng score? anong tool ba ang gagamitin? website or app?

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

sa mismong pnp website nila, government website ng probinsya.

hi po, i’ve been watching your video po to get more information about canada… i know it will be hard for first timer like me to be a international student… i hope you can still give us info about ontario today

@studyliveexploreca

8 күн бұрын

inmade a video about On already

So funny these students doing hunger strike in PEI brought their briyani and buttered chicken with them LOL

canada is done

Surprising and sad reality in immigration of Canada. When the gates are starting to open again, take a swift advantage before the slots gets filled.

i am leaving this country. no job oppotunities at all in this trash country even you graduated from top universities

@fromcyn4472

Ай бұрын

Why trash?

@studyliveexploreca

17 күн бұрын

Sad to see you go, but yes canada is not for everyone.

But Indians are getting PR even if they are working in coffee shops I don't know about others.

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

Used to be, but not anymore!

@RihannaCarlaMorgan

Ай бұрын

Not really that’s why they’re protesting in Brampton

@josevich

Ай бұрын

Not anymore. That's why they're protesting all over canada

@youpedia4614

Ай бұрын

Its still like that. Especially in saskatchewan.​@studyliveexploreca

@youpedia4614

Ай бұрын

​@@josevichno. Those people are working at tim hourtons

Let's be honest, these international students' real motives were to immigrate and settle in the country eventually, not really to study. Canada was just too happy (and greedy) to milk on that dream.

Please clip the microphone to your clothing, ma'am. It's an omnidirectional microphone.

@studyliveexploreca

25 күн бұрын

oh sorry will try donit next time :)

If they aren't in the health care industry or the trades don't give them permanent residency. This is what Canada needs.

@studyliveexploreca

8 күн бұрын

exactly

pls checking the title of the video well

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

ohhh thank u for letting me know! ❤

@emmanuelappiahkubi1342

Ай бұрын

@@studyliveexploreca my study visa was refused recently pls can u help me out

@satveersingh5039

Ай бұрын

@@emmanuelappiahkubi1342dont come

About time we have too many immigrants

Good.

Yesss, finally!! Only the deserving ones should be eligible for PR and citizenship, not the desperate!

They should just give opportunity those people who are inside to prove they are worth it. PGWP gives you that chance but not guaranteed whuch everyine knows that. There are existing problems (job, housing, crime, etc) they need to solve which is understandable. Ironically, there are still many holes how people can get in (tourist visa looking for jobs, outland migrants not inline with targeted draws, etc). There are inconsistencies with their policies. But in the end of the day, Canada is their country, hope this doesnt lean towards student program hate or people who seeks genuine opportunity.

Too many empty promises… Time to leave. Reality is it’s probably better where you came from…

Great decision

Good we don't need More

😢

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

laban lang! ❤

of course not everyone will get PR in Canada. zzzzzzzzzzzzz

This video ends like a sad English movie

@studyliveexploreca

25 күн бұрын

lol

You can’t say “everyone deserves to become a PR”. It’s a privilege not a right! How would you feel if someone said anyone is entitled to live in your country perpetually?!

@studyliveexploreca

17 күн бұрын

You did not finish my sentence, “Everyone deserves to become a resident, but not everyone is entitled to have it”. What it essentially means is you may have the qualities or dedication to get the PR, but you cannot automatically have it or demand for it.

Hello mam ! I have completed (b.a. b.ed integrated 4 year program) in india ! Can i purse masters in counselling or social work in British Columbia?What is the scope? Pls guide

Very good news❤!!! International students ...GO HOME...

THIS IS WHAT CAABADIAN GOV. SHOULD DO.. canadian first

Wonderful news. We don't need too many burger flippers.

@studyliveexploreca

Ай бұрын

mata pobre as its finest. 👏

Everyone deserves the right to study whatever they like...

@user-ex5ih7lq1u

Ай бұрын

Study yes but PR is not guaranteed everyone should consider that

Good. These students need to go back to school

@cliffm8112

Ай бұрын

Half of them don't go to school. They come on the pretence of studying

Good news 😂