Canada's 5 Best Provinces for Immigrants After The Student Cap

[@skhgendenjamts4715]

Content quality is definitely underrated compared to the likes. Keep it up buddy !

[@ImCanada]

Appreciate it!

[@gregmchale5011]

Great to see your video... helpful for many people not just those coming to Canada...

[@ImCanada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dwayn-entz]

I would love to try the critical construction pilot program, I'm employed back home as a contractor in the telecommunication industry. My partner is an international student so I'm coming on an open work permit in August I would like to try that program but the job offer that's the only problem plus we are going to Saskatchewan.

[@ImCanada]

Come to Nova Scotia!

[@skhgendenjamts4715]

Would appreciated if you could make a video about best provinces to study which not affected by the cap and still be able to find a decent job for international students

[@ImCanada]

Sounds like a great idea! Adding to the content calendar

[@JulianaPiRocha]

Hi there, I'm sorry but I have to disagree with you about Nova Scotia. The rent is so high that we have seen more and more homeless. Housing is a huge problem, with higher taxes and no jobs that if you're single, you can't afford to rent a place and live by yourself. The province is gorgeous. Don't get me wrong. Weather is better than the majority of Canada. People are awesome and always ready to help you. However, we're experiencing a huge deficit of health workers and healthcare in general.

[@ImCanada]

Yes, it's gotten move expensive. Though, I believe there's a lot of potential and the costs are still lover than in other parts of Canada

[@henrymoorehabitat]

Meaning it’s an opportunity for health experts right?

[@Azrathar]

Some of us are running against time. We don't have a degree on the careers that give us PR and we don't have the money to study other stuff. Do you have a recommendation about which province could give us PR as TEER 4 or 5? Please 😢

[@ImCanada]

I need to make a separate video on this

[@jeungcurly]

​@@ImCanadaawaiting for this also, Max 🙏🙏🙏

[@kombastephen8723]

for some with a business or accounting background, which programs, schools and provinces will you recommend excluding Ontario and BC?

[@ImCanada]

Book a meeting and let’s speak

[@natalimedyk7476]

Great job 👏

[@ImCanada]

Appreciate you!

[@sanskrit7548]

Why don't you study in your own country? Work to build up your own country? Don't come to Canada, where Canadians are getting CRUSHED by this sudden mass immigration, that resulted in severe housing crisis and inflation crisis. I'm a senior born in Canada, and I can't afford to live in Canada anymore due to this insane immigration influx.

[@WedjongWedjong-lr5zh]

No one cares about you..

[@ImCanada]

Immigrants are significant contributors to growing our economy

[@poppingmazter]

Blame it to yourself

[@sanskrit7548]

@@poppingmazter Yours is the sort of comment that makes immigrants really look like irresponsible thieves.

[@ddaniel987x]

Unless you belong to for example the Inuits or any other indigenous group the same question can be asked to you.

[@FeverDev64]

Hey Max, what about a students who has studied a 2yr undergraduate in BC? You should make a video for new students comming in

[@ImCanada]

Good suggestion. There's a vid coming on what to do if PGWP is expiring

[@jaligawesa]

The weather is crazy 😂

[@ImCanada]

Where?

[@dozy3791]

Thanks for the update

[@ImCanada]

You bet!

[@shazade7133]

Whats ur advice from tourist, Saskatchewan or Nova Scotia?

[@ImCanada]

Nova Scotia has a lot of potential

[@mma2024_._2]

I have my eyes on Alberta. But I’m not sure which university would be best for me. I have a B and D in accounting and maths respectively in alevels. Is there any chance of getting accepted to a university with such scores?

[@AnnoyedAtEverything]

Lol

[@ImCanada]

You can check U of Calgary

[@jeungcurly]

@ImCanada : Max... please advise, Calgary after 12th, college 2 years still good to go?

[@ImCanada]

I think it is

[@jeungcurly]

​@@ImCanadanice... thanks a zillion, Max 🙏👍

[@amishkapasricha893]

Hello! Can i shift to another province for their PNP program after completing my 1+1 pg diploma in Ontario?

[@ImCanada]

Yes, that's a loophole

[@amishkapasricha893]

​@@ImCanada Thank you for replying!

[@josevich]

Immigration lawyers I watch said avoid BC and Ontario at all cost because PNP is very competitive there

[@ImCanada]

True, depends on your profile

[@rosada149]

What are the prospects for a new immigrant moving to new found land and labrador

[@ImCanada]

Quite good, but depends on the industry

[@athararfan8264]

I decided to go to Saskatchewan and new policy came. Now, all peoples will come across this town. and competition get very tough

[@avijitbasu5789]

Ha ha...didn't you lnow? 🤣 if a desi enters one place within a short time, it overflows with third class stinking Indians.

[@ImCanada]

Crazy! I need to go to Saskatchewan

[@gabrielidowu3328]

Please what are the ways I can get PR after studying as a pilot doing my ATPL training for 3years and 3 years PWGP

[@ImCanada]

I believe pilots are in the transport category

[@learnerents2861]

What about newbrunswick ? Can u give me some pro and cons

[@ImCanada]

It's worth a separate video!

[@learnerents2861]

@@ImCanada thanks.. I hope u make it more focused for international students

[@Elif-ph2jg]

are masters students exempt from this cap? will it affect them?

[@ImCanada]

Exempt ✅

[@mantel4359]

How about the job market in Newfoundland?

[@ImCanada]

It's growing

[@YOUTUBESTADIUM20]

I have gottten admission and have paid my tuition fee what do I do

[@ImCanada]

It's fine, you should wait till there's clear attestation processes

[@kaoutarsarghini]

Please brother if i go study in polytechnic saskatchwan college for a diploma degree can i get a PR?

[@ImCanada]

Yes, I think if you get a good job

[@Navsuke96]

For someone who is looking for masters and have an undergrad IT degree with industry experience, Vancouver fits the bill perfectly. To study there in BC and get a job in Vancouver will only improve my chances to grow but with the recent changes and to adapt to it, to go to any other province for study with comparatively lesser industry job opportunity after studies, won't it be bad for the person who is considering Canada as an option?

[@ImCanada]

You can always change schools once you’re here

[@Majapahit-wb2kx]

Masters students are not affected by the cap

[@jeungcurly]

@ImCanada : Max...long time follower here 🙏, change school even different province? Will it give effect to the PR later on? Please advise 🙏

[@merakiafricasafaris8126]

Thank you

[@ImCanada]

You're welcome

[@degreatness6259]

I was thinking NewFoundLand will be on the list

[@ImCanada]

It's worth a separate video

[@gujimowliidcabdilaahi12guj72]

I,m plumbing professional this year waiting study visa l applied English program one year after I finished l want go to technical college to continue career of plumbing technician so is it make me illegible to get PR in canada and my previous working experience can make me easily my case to get visa quick

[@ImCanada]

Yes, you can actually leverage this and get PR, check your PR probability here: www.imcanadaimmigrate.com/pr-indicator

[@jabalraji7883]

Am in Ontario..so definitely...I prefer Ontario ❤

[@ImCanada]

thanks for your comment!

[@keddycameron2723]

Honestly nova scotia isnt ehat it used to be and graduates are struggling to get jobs and even companies on the list may not provide support if you even do get it.

[@ImCanada]

Did you experience this?

[@lingesh2773]

What's your opinion on Manitoba?

[@youpedia4614]

Mediocre

[@lingesh2773]

@@youpedia4614 any explanation on why you call it mediocre?

[@teekbooy4467]

Boring. Well if you can get pr there then once you get pr move away there

[@lingesh2773]

@@teekbooy4467 boring in the sense? Manitoba has a lot of lakes, camp spots, trails etc.

[@youpedia4614]

@@lingesh2773 can you compare Manitoba to British Columbia? Bc has better paying jobs , better outdoors, better health care. Manitoba is a cold waste land.

[@littlefinger7093]

graet video and what about new brunswick?

[@ImCanada]

Need to make a separate one about the,

[@IAMCHIDERA]

No one really talks about Quebec.

[@ImCanada]

True, I need to make a video with someone there

[@IAMCHIDERA]

@@ImCanada that would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

[@keithpalmer4547]

Alberta is the best province to try to get PR in.

[@WizardHarry69]

No jobs. And nice try boomer trying to pump up the price of your house. Get a real job clown

[@ImCanada]

It's one of the best ones

[@divitkarekar5803]

If a person has got admission in one of the top/best universities in ON/BC/Alberta then the person will stay in the respective province only till the degree is completed After completing the degree from the best/top uni tho,should one get a job in Saskatchewan to get higher chances of getting a PR fast? Also how more/fast are the chances of getting PR is SK than ON,BC,etc?if you have any idea Thank you

[@ImCanada]

Yes, you can move depending on the stream, feel free to use ImmigrateAI for that: www.imcanadaimmigrate.com/ai-products/immigrateai

[@Kwakuthetravelerr]

Nova scotia has only one university college nscc

[@ImCanada]

A few universities but one college - NSCC

[@subhechhamadai4418]

Is CDI Algonquin Missisauga college good?I just want to know .My intake is ni May 2024 and when I Google about this college people were saying negative things and I am really worried can anyone tell how is the college and it's stidy

[@ImCanada]

Algonquin is good

[@mgtowworldwideself-improve3469]

CDI has big scandal watch it onpine

[@jopex18]

I am currently in BC studying MBA. I do not pay rent since I am living with a relative. My question is would it be okay to pursue jobs here for PR someday with the course I am taking? Since it is not health related or construction. Or would it be easier to move to other province like Saskatchewan? Any advise

[@ImCanada]

It depends on your industry, I'd start networking and connecting with future employers

[@cdnsilverdaddy]

most of them use the loophole to get to a province then get out to BC or Ontario... and finally fast track to PR. They should be here to study and not get PR.

[@ImCanada]

Yes, true. Those loopholes exist

[@abdallahhachimi6579]

Is Québéc good ?

[@avijitbasu5789]

Do you know French? If yes, go there.

[@abdallahhachimi6579]

@@avijitbasu5789 I mean after cap on international student

[@mstt3530]

Don’t, unless you speak French. If you’re looking to get PR it will be difficult because you need to pass a certain level of French. Studying at an English university like McGill, you will need to have a certain level of French to graduate.

[@avijitbasu5789]

And for God's sake do not think Canada is an easy way out. Just like USA, it cannot SUPERSATURATE itself with third class immigrants.

[@lorenzomabalos9851]

stay away from Quebec, you'll thank me later

[@md.mazharul2016]

Can PGD applicants apply for study permit without attestation letter? what is the solution for may intake? I have already paid my tuition fees for may intake for pgd program. Do I need attestation?

[@ImCanada]

Yes, I believe they are excluded

[@mdsalimbadsha8302]

Plz make a video schooling visa with ESL

[@ImCanada]

Good idea

[@pherostudio]

thank god. no more homeless students

[@ImCanada]

Haha! Did you meet many homeless students?

[@pherostudio]

@@ImCanada Yes

[@anwernasir226]

The influx needs to stemmed for sure

[@ImCanada]

You think?

[@abrarishfaqmridha4168]

What about Manitoba

[@ImCanada]

It's good too

[@donaldcook3273]

Not worried about foreign students. Most come here with only to get an easy way to immigrate here. They could stay at home and do it online

[@joeandjinuscanadiancafe]

If so how do educational institutions here in Canada get 6-8 times higher fees for the garbage courses none here wants ?? How do fast food joints survive because these international student students are the best candidates ( unfortunately) to fill those low level jobs ??

[@ImCanada]

They contribute as workforce and make direct fiscal injections into the Canadian economy

[@jennellyork7990]

You sound uneducated......Furthermore, how will online classes work out for practical fields of study for example programs within the medical field.

[@summertymeTV]

Useless comment

[@summertymeTV]

Useless comment

[@Mind.body.fitness]

But there is no job.

[@ImCanada]

Why?

[@jabalraji7883]

Thanks for the details

[@ImCanada]

No problem 👍