Immigrating to Canada
There are several categories of Canadian immigration under
which
you can
apply to immigrate to Canada:
• Federal Skilled Worker: Professionals and skilled trade
people.
• New! Canadian Experience Class: If studied or worked in
Canada.
• Provincial Nomination Program: Workers going to a specific province.
• Quebec Skilled Worker: People intending to reside in Quebec.
• Business Class Immigration: Managers and business owners.
• Family Class Sponsorship: Close family members in Canada.
• Citizenship and Immigration Canada Application Processing Times.
1. Canada Federal Skilled Worker (Professional) immigration applications are assessed on six factors.
These selection factors are designed to indicate which applicants are likely to become economically established upon immigration to Canada.
Each Canada Federal Skilled Worker (Professional) immigration selection factor is allotted a maximum number of points, and applicants must attain at least 67 points in order to qualify for a Canada Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa.
The selection factors may be summarized as follows:
• Education: Applicants are awarded up to 25 points.
• Language Skills: Applicants are awarded up to 24 points.
• Experience: Applicants are awarded up to 21 points.
• Age: Applicants are awarded up to 10 points.
• Arranged Employment: Applicants are awarded up to 10 points.
• Adaptability: Applicants are awarded up to 10 points.
In addition to scoring at least 67 points, successful applicants must show that they have enough money (10,601 if you are single, 13,198 for two family members) to support themselves and their dependants after arrival in Canada. Applicants and their dependants must also undergo medical examinations and security clearances as part of the Canadian immigration application process.
That means if you have good work experience in India and score at least 67 points, you can apply as a skilled worker.
2. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2008/2008-09-05c.asp
Temporary foreign workers and international students are ideal candidates for Canadian immigration (Permanent Residency). Having obtained a Canadian education and/or Canadian work experience, these individuals have already settled into Canadian society and have established important networks in their communities and their careers.
International Graduates with Canadian Work Experience
Applicants must have:
• Successfully completed a program of study of at least two academic years at a Canadian post-secondary educational institution;
• Obtained at least one year of skilled, professional or technical work experience within 24 months of the application date; and
• Moderate or basic language skills, depending on the skill level of their occupation.
Temporary Foreign Workers
Applicants must have:
• Obtained at least two years of skilled, professional or technical work experience within 36 months of the application date; and
• Moderate or basic language skills, depending on the skill level of their occupation.
An applicant who has met the minimum requirements and is still in Canada on either a Post-Graduate Work Permit or a Temporary Work Permit may apply from within Canada. For individuals no longer in Canada, applications must be submitted within one year of leaving their job in Canada.
That means:
1) you come to Canada as an international student and study at least 2 years, then
2) you (according new Canadian low http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp) apply for post-graduate work permit (all you need is just your diploma).
3) You work for one year in Canada
4) You apply for immigration.
It is the fastest and easiest way to get your immigration.
Forms: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5609E5.asp
you can
apply to immigrate to Canada:• Federal Skilled Worker: Professionals and skilled trade
people.
• New! Canadian Experience Class: If studied or worked in
Canada.
• Provincial Nomination Program: Workers going to a specific province.
• Quebec Skilled Worker: People intending to reside in Quebec.
• Business Class Immigration: Managers and business owners.
• Family Class Sponsorship: Close family members in Canada.
• Citizenship and Immigration Canada Application Processing Times.
1. Canada Federal Skilled Worker (Professional) immigration applications are assessed on six factors.
These selection factors are designed to indicate which applicants are likely to become economically established upon immigration to Canada.
Each Canada Federal Skilled Worker (Professional) immigration selection factor is allotted a maximum number of points, and applicants must attain at least 67 points in order to qualify for a Canada Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa.
The selection factors may be summarized as follows:
• Education: Applicants are awarded up to 25 points.
• Language Skills: Applicants are awarded up to 24 points.
• Experience: Applicants are awarded up to 21 points.
• Age: Applicants are awarded up to 10 points.
• Arranged Employment: Applicants are awarded up to 10 points.
• Adaptability: Applicants are awarded up to 10 points.
In addition to scoring at least 67 points, successful applicants must show that they have enough money (10,601 if you are single, 13,198 for two family members) to support themselves and their dependants after arrival in Canada. Applicants and their dependants must also undergo medical examinations and security clearances as part of the Canadian immigration application process.
That means if you have good work experience in India and score at least 67 points, you can apply as a skilled worker.
2. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2008/2008-09-05c.asp
Temporary foreign workers and international students are ideal candidates for Canadian immigration (Permanent Residency). Having obtained a Canadian education and/or Canadian work experience, these individuals have already settled into Canadian society and have established important networks in their communities and their careers.
International Graduates with Canadian Work Experience
Applicants must have:
• Successfully completed a program of study of at least two academic years at a Canadian post-secondary educational institution;
• Obtained at least one year of skilled, professional or technical work experience within 24 months of the application date; and
• Moderate or basic language skills, depending on the skill level of their occupation.
Temporary Foreign Workers
Applicants must have:
• Obtained at least two years of skilled, professional or technical work experience within 36 months of the application date; and
• Moderate or basic language skills, depending on the skill level of their occupation.
An applicant who has met the minimum requirements and is still in Canada on either a Post-Graduate Work Permit or a Temporary Work Permit may apply from within Canada. For individuals no longer in Canada, applications must be submitted within one year of leaving their job in Canada.
That means:
1) you come to Canada as an international student and study at least 2 years, then
2) you (according new Canadian low http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/work-postgrad.asp) apply for post-graduate work permit (all you need is just your diploma).
3) You work for one year in Canada
4) You apply for immigration.
It is the fastest and easiest way to get your immigration.
Forms: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/guides/5609E5.asp
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