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5 Powerful Steps to Increase Your Canada PR Chances
Study Smart If You Want PR in Canada

Enroll in a co-op program
For many international student graduates, their first entry into the Canadian job market poses a big challenge.

Enrolling in a co-op program can help you break into the Canadian job market more quickly and easily after you graduate. In many cases, if you perform well during your co-op placement, the employer may offer you a job as soon as you graduate.

A quicker entry into the job market means you’ll be eligible for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC)* pathway to PR sooner, and you’ll also be a more competitive candidate—as each year of Canadian work experience (up to five) scores you additional points under Canada’s Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).

*The CEC is one of three Express Entry programs, and is the most popular immigration pathway for international graduates, requiring candidates to have (among other factors) at least one year of Canadian work experience to be eligible.

The higher your CRS score, the more likely you are to receive an invitation to apply (ITA) for PR through Express Entry.

Work experience gained as a full-time student does not count toward the CEC or as Canadian work experience under the CRS, so the advantage you get from a co-op program comes from how that accelerates your career in Canada.

Gain foreign work experience
Foreign work experience can account for up to 50 points under the CRS, which, for many candidates, can make or break their chance of receiving an ITA.

Unlike Canadian work experience, you can gain foreign work experience while enrolled as a full-time student.

So, if you moved to Canada without having gotten skilled work experience abroad, then taking time to build foreign work experience during your studies can help you gain these additional CRS points.

You can gain foreign work experience either by physically working abroad—for example, by moving back to your home country during summer break, if you’re enrolled in a two-semester undergraduate program—or by working remotely in Canada for a foreign employer.

Target in-demand occupations
If you gain work experience in certain in-demand occupations, you can increase your chance of getting PR, even with a lower CRS score.

Through the Express Entry system, ITAs are issued to candidates through special occupational categories. To be eligible for this category-based selection, candidates need (in most cases) six months' worth of work experience in select professions in the fields of healthcare and social services, STEM, trades, agriculture and agrifood, and education.

Review the lists of category-based draw-eligible occupations and consider pursuing one that interests you.

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