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27 May 2016, 00:38
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Dear reader,
I would like to know more about the work permit scenario post MBA from 1 year MBA programs such as Ivey.
I understand that for an education period of >8 months and <2 years, work permit is 1 year in Canada.
What is the usual step once this 1-year work permit period is over? Is their a similar lottery system as there is for H1B in US?
Thank you so much well in advance!
- Rahul
I would like to know more about the work permit scenario post MBA from 1 year MBA programs such as Ivey.
I understand that for an education period of >8 months and <2 years, work permit is 1 year in Canada.
What is the usual step once this 1-year work permit period is over? Is their a similar lottery system as there is for H1B in US?
Thank you so much well in advance!
- Rahul
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21 Nov 2016, 03:10
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Rahul, did you get any info on this?
I'm also actually struggling with the same question.
Thanks
I'm also actually struggling with the same question.
Thanks
21 Nov 2016, 08:04
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Hye Shubham,
Yes, i have interacted with a few alums from UT and Ivey. For a 2-year MBA course and an internship to look for such as UT, getting a work permit is pretty much a straight equation.
However, for Ivey, there isnt the option to go for an internship. Hence, the complete placement scenario changes. Ivey being a premier MBA school in Canada, has its major chunk placed well. After an year of experience, companies apply for their selected candidates' work visas to be extended.
Of the people that I have interacted with, I have come to know that placement is challenging for international candidates, yet not impossible. And there is not much of a worrying situation as far as work permit extension is concerned.
I hope that helps. Please feel free to PM me incase you have further queries.
- Rahul
