Canada’s
Immigration division has a new programme called the Student Direct Stream,
under which a student can get study permits within 45 days instead of the
previous 60-day wait. The number of institutes you can apply to has also
increased. You can apply for additional work permits too. If you study here for
months, you get a work permit for eight months, if you study for two years or
more, you get a three-year work permit, and you can apply for and get
additional permits beyond that too.
Studying in New Zealand is becoming
attractive because of increased ease in applying to universities and getting
visas, availability of niche courses and work opportunities. Canada and New
Zealand both offer niche courses in fields such as human-computer interaction
and big data. At a lower cost, you get niche degrees, internship opportunities
and placements.
Universities
in New Zealand now have tie-ups with multinational companies and this makes
finding a job easier too, they also offer multiple intakes for both
undergraduate and Masters programmes and hence are beginning to see an average
10% increase in the number of new visa applicants every year.
Getting a job in New Zealand is easier
if you build contacts while you are studying there, say former students. They
actually need eligible workers here. You just need to check the right boxes.
Expenses are relatively low and earnings are high. You also get permanent
residency easily.
Other increasingly popular options include
Spain, Italy, and Japan, still most popular option are http://gkworks.in/study-and-settle-abroad/study-settle-newzealand/
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