Eligibility for PR application on a study permit?

[Zahrahh]

Hello,

I am international student and currently on a study permit. Over the last two years of studying in canada I have worked about 1600 hours (part time while studying and full time on my breaks).

I was wondering If i am eligible to apply for permanent residence while studying and remaining on study permit.
I also have my ielts with a total grade of 7.5.

They have mentioned If you have experience and worked 1560 hours you can apply, they haven’t mentioned that you need to have the degree to apply.

please help as this have made alot of confusions for me.

 

[dankboi]

Hello,

I am international student and currently on a study permit. Over the last two years of studying in canada I have worked about 1600 hours (part time while studying and full time on my breaks).

I was wondering If i am eligible to apply for permanent residence while studying and remaining on study permit.
I also have my ielts with a total grade of 7.5.

They have mentioned If you have experience and worked 1560 hours you can apply, they haven’t mentioned that you need to have the degree to apply.

please help as this have made alot of confusions for me.

Temporary public policies: Temporary resident to permanent resident pathway
About the program
The temporary resident to permanent resident pathway is a limited-time pathway to permanent residence. It is for certain temporary residents who are currently working in Canada and their families.
You may be eligible for permanent residence if

• you have work experience in Canada in an essential occupation or the health or health services field

OR

• you recently graduated from a Canadian post-secondary institution

Recent international graduates from a Canadian institution
Eligibility
To be eligible, you must

• be in Canada
• have valid status in Canada
• plan to live outside of Quebec
• meet or exceed the language requirements
• be currently employed
• have recently graduated
  • from a designated learning institution in Canada and
  • with an eligible credential
• not be a refugee claimant in Canada

Language requirements
You must prove your ability in English or French.

The minimum language requirements are Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) or Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC) Level 5 in

• reading
• writing
• speaking
• listening

You must submit your results from an approved language test with your application. These results must be less than 2 years old when you apply.

Current employment
To be eligible, you must

• be employed in Canada when you submit your application
• be employed in any job that exists in the National Occupational Classification website
• be employed by someone else, meaning you cannot be self-employed
  • Exception: You may be working as a medical doctor in a fee-for-service arrangement with a health authority.
• be paid by your employer, meaning you cannot be a volunteer
• be working with authorization

Graduation requirements
To be eligible

• you must have graduated on or after January 1, 2017, from an eligible program at a designated learning institution (DLI)
• you must have been authorized to study for the duration of your studies
• your school must
  • be a DLI. Check the DLI list to make sure your school is on it.
  • offer post-graduation work permits (PWGPs). You do not need to have a PGWP in order to apply.

Eligible programs
To apply through this stream, you must have graduated with one of the following:

• a degree (Associate, Bachelor’s, Master’s or Doctorate) with a program length of at least 8 months
• a degree, diploma, certificate or attestation leading to a job from the list of eligible trade occupations
• a diploma, certificate or attestation for a program that was at least 2 years (16 months) in length
• two or more diplomas, certificates or attestations where each program was at least 8 months in length
• a diploma of vocational studies (DVS) or an attestation of vocational specialization (AVS) where each program was at least 1,800 hours in length
• two or more DVS or AVS where each program was at least 900 hours in length
  • When combining 1 AVS with 1 DVS, the length of the AVS program may be less than 900 hours if the combined length is at least 1,800 hours.

 

[Zahrahh]

I am still confused if its possible to apply when i am on STUDY PERMIT

 

[dankboi]

I am still confused if its possible to apply when i am on STUDY PERMIT

You keep saying you are on study permit, what do you think it is? study permit = illegal immigrant?
The following is the criteria and you still unable to understand?
If you think your study permit is creating confusion regarding your status in canada then i am much confused
This is IRCC's quotes from their public policy
To be eligible, you must

• be in Canada
• have valid status in Canada
• plan to live outside of Quebec
• meet or exceed the language requirements
• be currently employed
• have recently graduated
  • from a designated learning institution in Canada and
  • with an eligible credential
• not be a refugee claimant in Canada

 

[lostinquebec]

You keep saying you are on study permit, what do you think it is? study permit = illegal immigrant?
The following is the criteria and you still unable to understand?
If you think your study permit is creating confusion regarding your status in canada then i am much confused
This is IRCC's quotes from their public policy
To be eligible, you must

• be in Canada
• have valid status in Canada
• plan to live outside of Quebec
• meet or exceed the language requirements
• be currently employed
• have recently graduated
  • from a designated learning institution in Canada and
  • with an eligible credential
• not be a refugee claimant in Canada

The TR to PR program you're mentioning is only for international graduates from a canadian institution. OP is still a current student therefore not eligible. No need to copy paste the entire page for something so simple.