International Students Should NOT Come to Canada! (Discussion)

This is a sequel to a previous video, and I recommend you watch that first.
In this video, we discuss why international students should NOT come to Canada.Show more

Song used: Sun Tzu's Resonance, Votabias

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NEWS: British Columbia is PAUSING International Student Applications for 2 Years!

International students, do NOT come to Canada for an education and a chance at a better life! there's NO opportunity.

The premise of public health in Canada revolves around the holistic approach of the public and individual cases to increase the quality of life. Nonetheless, Canada has forgotten this and priorities have changes.

In this video, I have gone over, in detail, why international students should avoid getting a Canadian education.
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“Canada has long acknowledged that students and visitors make a valuable contribution to Canada's economic development by increasing trade, purchasing goods and services and enhancing the tourism industry.”

“There is a presumption that a foreign national to enter Canada is an immigrant and the burden is on the applicant to temporary visa to rebut this presumption. However, it is possible for a temporary resident to also have a longer term goal of becoming a permanent resident (a "dual intent")”

“It is not unusual for students, visitors or temporary workers, prior to their arrival in Canada or even after arriving here on a TR, to have a long-term objective of seeking permanent residence in Canada. Indeed, the Government has acknowledged that temporary residents, such as students, may be an important source of future immigrants since they are well-prepared for the Canadian labor market.”

“International students are generally required to pay higher tuition fees than domestic students in the same program. Canadian undergraduate students can generally expect to pay an average of C$6,838 per year for an undergraduate degree and C$7,086 per year for a graduate degree.
According to StatsCan, the average tuition fees for international undergraduate students in 2018/19 was C$27,159; the average tuition fees for international graduate students in 2018/19 was C$16,497.”

“CIC generally informs students that they should come to Canada with enough money to live and pay their bills while they are studying without needing to work.”

Source:
Carasco, E. F. (n.d.). Non-citizens in Canada: Status and Rights. (Taken from parts of Chapter 4, figure it out lol)

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