While there are several ways to immigrate to Canada, and you may qualify for more than one visa program, we recommend going through the Express Entry system, since it is the quickest way to obtain your permanent resident visa.
These are the key visa programs that Canada offers to immigrants:
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The Express Entry system lets you live in Canada permanently. You have these three Canadian immigration options under the Express Entry system:
Federal Skilled Worker Program
The Federal Skilled Worker Visa Program uses the CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) to rank candidates who plan to settle permanently in Canada. Federal Skilled Workers do not need to have Canadian work experience to be considered for the Express Entry pool, unlike candidates for the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) program.
Instead, applicants must obtain a minimum score based on qualifications such as education, work experience, and language proficiency.
Federal Skilled Trades Program
The FSTP is intended for foreign nationals seeking immigration to Canada who have experience in relevant trade occupations. To guarantee that the nation attracts and retains a talented workforce, the Canadian Federal Skilled Trades Visa Program provides potential immigrants with the chance to quickly become permanent residents of Canada.
Canadian Experience Class
The CEC is made explicitly for applicants for permanent residency who have work experience in Canada that was acquired under a temporary work visa.
Temporary foreign employees can quickly transition towards becoming permanent residents, and eventually, Canadian citizens, because they are probably already assimilated into Canadian society and have support systems. The CEC gives them a route to take to reach this objective.
Home Support Worker and Child Care Provider Programs
To assist elders, those with disabilities, and people going through rehabilitation, home support workers offer companionship and personal care during recovery periods, incapacity, and family disruption. Meal preparation, feeding, bathing, changing clothes, giving medication, and other standard housekeeping tasks are among the responsibilities.
In addition to helping parents with caring for children, in-home childcare workers may be asked to assist with household chores.
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs)
The Provincial Nominee Program enables Canadian territories and provinces to recommend people who want to immigrate to Canada and intend to settle in a particular province or territory. Nunavut and Quebec are the only two exceptions. The PNP’s main objective is to attract foreign workers who have the occupations and skills that are needed in specific areas of Canada by offering them and their family members Canadian permanent residency.
Quebec Immigration Program
The Quebec Immigration Program is an application process only for skilled workers who plan to become Canadian permanent residents and live in Quebec. The Government of Canada has a special agreement with Quebec regarding immigration to this French-speaking province. The province has specific rules for selecting immigrants who adjust well to living there.