Provincial nomination for graduate students in Ontario
OINP

OINP Master | PhD

In 2021, Ontario announced that the Ontario Provincial Nomination Project will introduce the scoring mechanism Expression of Interest (EOI) to select the best candidates. This means that Ontario will bid farewell to the immigration application of cybersquatting. The EOI scoring system is similar to EE's ITA, with a set of detailed scoring standards (such as education, language, work experience, etc.). After the pool is established, the provincial government will regularly invite according to the scores. EOI will score based on the information provided by the applicant, and the Ontario Provincial Nomination System OINP will issue an invitation to submit based on the applicant's EOI score, and the invited applicant can submit the corresponding OINP application.

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Application requirements

Graduated from an existing Ontario qualified public master's and doctoral program
Not more than two years after graduation
Need to have a legal identity (for example, holding a study permit, work permit)
Need to apply within two years of graduation
Complete at least 1 year (Ph.D. 2 years) full-time study
At least CLB7 in English or French (4 points of 6 for IELTS for immigrants/ 4 points of 7 for CELPIP)
Have lived in Ontario for at least 1 year in the past 2 years
Have the intention to settle and work in Ontario

Material list

Applicant's electronic photo
The applicant scans the entire passport (all previous passports)
All current and past study/work permits
Applicant's degree certificate/transcript (if you have not obtained the degree certificate, a letter from the school is required to prove that all school requirements have been completed)
Applicant's family member ID-scan of the passport personal information page of the applicant's spouse and children (if applicable)
Proof that the applicant has lived in Ontario for at least 1 year in the past 2 years, which can be telephone bills, car insurance, house insurance, rental materials, pay slips, etc.
IELTS/CEP scores, please note that only language scores within 2 years are valid
Funding requirements: personal bank account statements for the past six months, or personal accounts issued by certified financial institutions (including overseas institutions). If the requirements have not been met every month in the past 6 months, a reasonable source of funds can be used to explain and supplement. If you currently have a full-time job in Ontario, it can usually be directly used as part of the funding.
If you have a large remittance from your parents, you need to provide the Chinese and English remittance slip, as well as the parent’s support letter and sign it
Applicant's CV/Notarization of Applicant's Birth
Statement that the applicant intends to live permanently in Ontario