I have done my MBA in finance this year and want to go for further preference in Canada. As well as want to know about student visas and job opportunities.?

#1. Chartered Financial Analyst 
The CFA program is a fantastic choice for people who want to work in Finance. There are three levels (Level I, Level II, and Level III). You would need to be very committed as it would take many hours of independent study to pass these challenging levels. You can maintain your professional and personal lives while you study. According to the CFA website, candidates must spend more than 300 hours looking for each group. It takes, on average, four years to finish all the levels. If you succeed in earning your CFA certification, it will undoubtedly help advance your financial professional.

CFA career opportunities: Jobs in Corporate Finance, investment banking, portfolio management, and equities research are among the range of financial careers. This highly regarded degree can give you access to economic opportunities and give you a lot of credibility in the work market.

#2. Exam for Financial Risk Managers (FRM)
Part I and Part II each involve two levels. The Global Association of Risk Professionals offers this globally recognized certification test (GARP). Two times a year, there is a multiple-choice test in November and May. The amount of time needed for preparation will significantly rely on your background, particularly your education and work history. The GARP website states that part I exam preparation takes, on average, 275 hours.

The exam fee includes:
A $400 one-time enrollment charge.
A $350 early registration exam fee.
A $475 standard registration fee for each exam.

Career options: These individuals should be skilled at taking measured risks in the financial industry, particularly in investment banks, corporations, or asset management companies.

#3. Certified Auditor of Information Systems (CISA)
The Information Systems Audit and Control Association grants the CISA certification international recognition (ISACA). Almost every business is dependent on the IT infrastructure for larger enterprises, which is an area that is continually expanding. As a result, professionals that are expected to keep an eye on any organization's information technology, business systems, and procedures are in high demand. This qualification will aid your ability and expertise in this field.

Career Range: An IT auditor's duties include:
Conducting in-depth audits of the business's information technology.
Managing information security.
Maintaining system updates.
Monitoring whether the IT operations adhere to regulatory standards.

#4. Risk management assurance certification (CRMA)
Internal auditors and risk management specialists are the target audience for this course. The Institute of Internal Auditors offers this certification (IIA). This exam has no set curriculum and needs independent study using various resources.

I hope it helps.