New Brunswick, a province in Canada has formally extended its study-to-immigrate permanent residence (PR) pathway for international students graduating from two private colleges.
This extension specifically applies to international graduates of selected healthcare and early childhood education programmes at Oulton College and Eastern College, both of which are key institutions in the region.
The pathway is called Private Career College Graduate Pilot and will remain open until December 31, 2027, ensuring continued support for qualified individuals.
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Through this pilot, graduates who secure full-time, programme-related job offers can be nominated for permanent residence (PR) by the provincial government. Crucially, the scheme also grants them temporary authorization to work whilst their formal PR applications are being processed.
This extension provides an essential lifeline for international participants who want to live and work in Canada permanently after completing their studies, but who would otherwise risk
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