The document outlines the pathways for skilled migration to Canada, highlighting various programs such as the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trade Program, and Provincial Nominee Program. It details eligibility criteria, including work experience, language proficiency, education standards, and proof of funds. Additionally, it discusses the Express Entry system for faster processing of applications for permanent residence.

1. Skilled Migration To Canada

2. Permanently Status For Skilled Workers In
Canada
• The Canadian Immigration system in place encourages those who can
contribute to its economy and further strengthen it to come and
reside permanently. Under the skilled workers category, one has
several options, depending upon the particular destination one may
have in mind. There are several sub-categories under the Skilled
Workers category

3. There are certain sub-categories under this
category:
• Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
• Federal Skilled Trade Program (FSTP)
• Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
• Work permit (TRV)
• Quebec-Selected Skilled Worker

4. Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
• Within this category, chosen are those people who display an ability
to take part in the Canadian economy once they settle there. FSW
workers must not live in Quebec. In order to get in under this
category, one will have to use the Express Entry system, which Canada
installed on Jan 1, 2015 so that they can facilitate faster processing of
applications for permanent residence in Canada, given the huge
number of applications they receive every day.

5. Federal Skilled Trade Program (FSTP)
• The Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) is for people who want to
become permanent residents based on being qualified in a skilled
trade. And the eligible candidate should either have an offer of full-
time employment for a total period of at least one year or a
certificate of qualification in that skilled trade issued by a provincial or
territorial body. The job offer can be from up to two employers

6. Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
• Each provinces and territories of Canada has its own right to
nominate applicant for Express entry application. Minimum eligibility
criteria apply for each province. Feel free to contact us to know your
eligibility
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7. Work permit (TRV)
• Foreign skilled workers going to work in Canada on Temporary Work
Permits. In order to work in Canada on a temporary basis, foreign
skilled workers must have a temporary offer of employment from a
Canadian employer and be granted a Temporary Work Permit. The
migration firm helps you to find job opportunities in Canada through
our employment recruitment program and can also get you the work
permit once you have the offer of letter

8. Quebec-Selected Skilled Worker
• The first step into the Express Entry route is the creation of a candidate’s
profile where they furnish information with respect to their skills,
education, language ability, work experience and other details. Once a
candidate starts making a profile, he’s obligated to complete the same
within 60 days. The information supplied there will be assessed by the
authorities to check if a candidate is eligible under the Express Entry route
or not. Given you satisfy the requirements, you’re accepted into a pool of
candidates, where candidates are ranked using a points-based system
called the CRS or the Comprehensive Ranking System. The highest ranking
candidates in the pool are invited to submit an online application for
permanent residence. This is to be done within 90 days from the invite.
Most applications are processed within 6 months or less.
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9. Following are the eligibility criteria to make it
through the Express Entry system
• Work experience – The applicant must have at least done continuous
paid work in the same type of job as their primary NOC at skill type 0
or skill levels A or B of the 2016 NOC.
• Language – The applicant will be required to take either the CELPIP or
the IELTS and score at least 7 points on the Canadian Language
Benchmark for writing, reading, listening as well as speaking.
• Education – If you went to school in Canada, you must have a
certification from a Canadian secondary or post-secondary school. In
other cases, your educational qualification will undergo an
Educational Credential Assessment report from an approved agency
to check whether you are amply qualified or not.

10. • IRCC – FSW applicants will have to obtain a minimum of 67 points on
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC) immigration
selection factors, which include age, education, work experience, job
offer, language skills (French or English) and how well you’re likely to
settle in Canada.
• Evidence of sufficient funds must be provided to the immigration
authorities so that once you’re in New Zealand you are able to
support yourself with respect to the tuition fees and other associated
expenses.

11. • Proof of funds – In order to be allowed to move in, the Canadian
government will require you to furnish evidence that you have
enough money to support yourself and your family so that you don’t
become a burden on their economy instead of contributing to the
same. The only two exceptions to this requirement are that you must
be currently able to legally work in Canada or have a valid job offer
from a Canadian employer
• Inadmissibility – There are several conditions you must fulfil so that
you’re not inadmissible by law. For instance, you must not have a
serious health or financial problem or have ties to an organized crime
syndicate. You shouldn’t be a security risk to the country and must
not lie in your visa application or in your interview and so on.

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