Canada has been receiving a lot of international students from Europe lately and it seems like Brexit could be the reason for this. Immigration data analysis reveals that the surge in numbers is quite remarkable, with some western European countries seeing an increase of 10 to 80 percent in study permission holders compared to pre-pandemic levels. However, it's crucial to keep in mind that as of December 2021, Canada has issued 621,000 study visas to nationals of all nations.
However, compared to this time last year, there are currently 3% fewer people overall with permits. However, Canada continues to be a well-liked option for overseas students, as the Recruitment Platform Application pointed out in a recent blog post.
Out of the 44 European countries that were analyzed, 37 showed a significant increase in the number of students heading to Canada.
While the data suggests that Brexit may be a factor in this trend, there are likely other factors at play as well, such as Canada's post-graduation work permit program, which allows students to stay and work in the country after graduation.
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/>In addition to the post-graduation work permit program, Canada has also made efforts to attract international students through other initiatives.
For example, the country's Student Direct Stream allows students from certain countries to get faster processing for study permits, while some provinces offer their own immigration programs for international students.
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