After the end of studies in Canada, what was the work permits, what to do for PR? Learn the answer from expert

Canada Work Permit Rules: Canada is popular among Indian students, because students are allowed to do jobs after graduation here. Although students can spend their expenses by working part-time job even during their studies, but it is more beneficial for them to do jobs after the course is over. One of the main reasons for this is that it becomes easier to achieve permanent resident (pr) when Canada’s work experience.
More than four lakh students of India are studying in Canada, many of which are going to get post-graduation work permits (PGWP) soon. PGWP is the document given to those students who have master from Canadian University. Through this, they get permission to work in Canada for three years. However, there are many students who have recently got PGWP and do not understand what to do next.

What to do next after getting PGWP?

Now the question arises here that students who have finished their studies and have also got PGWP recently, should they do further that they can live in Canada. Such students should strong their profiles, so that they get priority when they apply for PR in Canada. Talking to Indian Express, Tirath Singh of Pinakal Immigration of Jalandhar said that students who have just received PGWP should emphasize on improving their skills and achieving work experience.

he/she says that the biggest advantage of this will be that when his/her work permit expires, there will be no danger of being submitted on him/her. Tirath Singh said that the short courses or certification demands should be done, so that jobs in Canada can be qualified for jobs. This will not only increase their chances of getting their jobs, but when they apply for PR to live permanently in Canada, the chance of achieving it will also increase for them.

Tirath Singh said that the best strategy for every new student should be to move forward in career for a long time. For this, they should learn demand skills or do a short-term course. This always makes them more likely to get jobs.