Canada

Hi Jayees, admission criterion varies between universities. To study MSW applicants must have a BSW with good grades (atleast 70%) and must have completed research methods or statistical methods during their bachelor's degree. Few universities such as Mc Gill University require applicants to have atleast one year work experience.
The ideal choice for you would be a masters in sociology or related fields such as gender studies, work and labour markets, political sociology, urban sociology to name a few. Masters programmes are research oriented and usually leads to Ph.D. Hence it is important that you have inclination towards research.
University of Toronto, York University, University of Manitoba, University of Alberta and University of Calgary are few of the options you can try. GRE is not mandatory for admissions. The application process is online and the deadlines are usually before 15th Jan for Fall intake. International students must strictly submit the applications by the recommended deadlines. Since admission requirements are different, please check the university websites for details. Hope this helps.

Hi Bhavin,
Saskatchewan , Alberta and Quebec supposedly have somewhat relaxed PR rules for international students. Alberta is also one of the popular student cities. You should probably look for universities in these provinces for better opportunities. Please remember that only the best students have bright chances so you must fare well in your academics.
Some recommendations would be Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, University of Saskatchewan, McGill University and Concordia University. As an international student you must also submit a valid IELTS or TOEFL score. Please check the websites for further admission requirements before applying. Hope this helps.