Types Of Migrations

This program is ideal for skilled immigrants wishing to immigrate to Canada and settle down permanently.

This Express Entry program is divided into three sub-programs, including:

Federal Skilled Worker Program Applicants for immigration through this program must obtain 67 points in the Comprehensive Ranking System or what is known in English as the Comprehensive Ranking System.

This system takes into account 6 main factors including:

age, language, skills, education, work experience, job offers available to the applicant in Canada and their ability to adapt.

In terms of language, French and English are the two official languages ​​of Canada.

In order for the applicant to prove his proficiency in these two languages, he must submit an approved proficiency exam in them.

The Canadian Language Benchmarks test known as CLB is used to assess the applicants’ level of English, while the Niveaux de compétence Linguistique Canadien test known as NCLC is used to assess the level of applicants’ English. French language level.

Those who are about to immigrate to Canada must obtain a minimum level of CLB 7 or NCLC 7 if the test is presented as a first official language in order to obtain sufficient points that qualify them to immigrate through this program.

They must also have at least CLB 5 or NCLC 5 if applying as a second official language.

In order to qualify for this program, an applicant must meet the following conditions:

Intend to live outside the Quebec region.

Have at least CLB level 5 in listening and speaking and CLB level 4 in reading and writing.

Have at least two years of full-time work experience or equivalent part-time work experience.

To meet the requirements to work as a skilled craftsman as defined in the NOC.

Have a full-time job offer for at least one year in Canada.

Note: There is no minimum academic education required to apply through this program.

To be eligible for this program, an applicant must meet the following conditions and criteria:

Have at least 12 months of full-time work experience in Canada within the past three years, or equivalent part-time work experience.

Note that self-employment or experience gained during study is not counted.

He must meet all the criteria related to the language required for the job he will be applying for in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.

Be intending to live outside the Quebec region.

Note: There is no minimum academic education required to apply through this program.

Most Canadian provinces can nominate certain immigrants to be admitted into the PNP, and these candidates must reside and work in the province that nominated them.
It is worth noting that the criteria for applying through this program differ in different regions, each of which has its own conditions and criteria; Some of them seek to attract student immigrants, some target skilled craftsmen or investors, while some follow Express Entry programs.
To be able to apply to the Provincial Nomination Program, you must first apply to the province you want to be nominated, and once that happens you will be able to apply to IRCC for permanent residence.

The province of Quebec has its own laws regarding immigration, and to apply for this program you will go through two stages:

the stage of applying to the Quebec government to obtain a selection certificate showing that your application for immigration has been accepted.

The stage of applying to Citizenship and Immigration Canada for permanent residence.

In order for the applicant to immigrate to Canada through this program, he must meet the following conditions and criteria:

Have a suitable project that qualifies for the program.

This project must be supported by an approved investing organization or company.

To achieve the fifth level in the proficiency tests in English or French.

That the applicant has enough money to support himself and his companions.

Canadian citizens, permanent residents or registered East Indians over the age of 18 can sponsor their families wishing to immigrate to Canada, where the spouse and children or dependents of the person residing in Canada can apply for immigration through this program Provided that both parties reside together.

In the case of spouses, at least one year must have elapsed since the marriage was concluded in order for both parties to apply.

Parents and grandparents can apply for immigration through this program as well, provided that the person residing in Canada is able to support them without the need for them to obtain government aid.

As for the children who are adopted from other countries, in this case the adoption procedures must be completed first and then apply to the immigration program, and anyone who has a blood relationship or an adoption relationship can apply through this program as well.

Those interested in immigrating to Canada and self-employment can apply through this program, but they must meet the following conditions:

Possess at least two years of experience working in a specific field during the past five years preceding the application.

Previous participation in cultural or sporting events on a global scale.

To be self-employed in sports or cultural fields.

Be intent on doing self-employment while residing in Canada.

To meet the criteria and conditions for self-employment in Canada.

To obtain at least 35 points in the Comprehensive Ranking System.

To be in good health.

To have a good personality.

To be able to provide for themselves.