As a "big country of immigrants", Canada has been pushing the limits in recent years and continuously increasing the number of new immigrants it accepts. Guided by the federal government’s Immigration Levels Plan 2027-2024, plans are currently being pursued to admit 432,000 permanent residents this year. As a developed country, it is the strong strength in economy, culture, education and other aspects that has prompted Canada to exceed its immigration goals.
Among the many immigrant families that Xinluo has taken over, there are many educators, doctors, corporate technicians, engineers, etc. Most of them choose to take root in Canada for the sake of their children's education and their own development.
Despite the epidemic, immigration to Canada is still very popular. In previous push notifications, the editor also received many backend private messages saying:
- has little knowledge of Canada’s immigration project system;
- has no idea about Canada’s immigration project plans;
- Where should a novice immigrate to Canada start? etc.;
In order to answer everyone's questions in a unified way, this sharing will start with the introduction of the Canadian immigration system and various projects, and bring you a guide to immigrating to Canada as a nanny! Canada mainly focuses on economic, family and refugee immigration. This issue mainly focuses on sharing economy immigration projects. The space is limited. In order not to miss the later updates, it is recommended to like, favorite and follow, and you will not get lost when you move!
Canadian economic immigration
Economic immigration is an important part of the source of new immigrants to Canada. Economic immigration requires applicants to have the ability to promote Canada's economic development and meet the needs of the Canadian labor market.
Economic immigration is mainly realized through the federal Express Entry system (ExPRess Entry). Applicants who pass the review submit the required information and are ranked by the system's scoring and Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). The CRS is primarily used to identify immigrants who are most likely to succeed in the Canadian labor market. By awarding points to Express Entry applicants based on core human capital criteria (such as age, education, language skills, and work experience) and then ranking applicants based on their CRS scores, applicants with higher scores will be prioritized for admission to Immigration and Refugee Canada. and the Department of Citizenship (IRCC) invite applications for permanent residence (PR).
There are three projects that have passed the EE fast track, Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Federal Skilled Trades Category (FSTC) and Canadian Experience Class (CEC) . These three projects mainly accumulate points through the CRS points system from the perspectives of age, education, work experience, language skills, etc.
Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
Federal Skilled Worker Program applicants are mainly skilled workers. Main project requirements:
- Educational requirements: High school education
- NOC Occupational Category: Canadian or foreign work experience in NOC 0/A/B category one
- Work experience requirements: 1 year of continuous work in the last 10 years
- Offer requirements: No requirements (if there is a job offer supported by LMIA, corresponding bonus points can be obtained)
Federal Skilled Trades Category Program, FSTC)
- Educational requirements: No requirements
- NOC occupation category: Canadian or foreign work experience among the 90 skilled occupations in NOC B category
- Work experience requirements: 2 consecutive years of work in the last 5 years
- Offer requirements: More than 1 year of work contract or Technical Qualification Certificate
Federal Experience Category (Canadian Experience Class, CEC)
- Educational requirements: No requirements
- NOC Occupational Category: Canadian or foreign work experience in NOC 0/A/B category one
- Work experience requirements: Work in Canada for the last 3 years and 1 year
- Offer requirements: No requirements (if you have a job offer supported by LMIA, you can get corresponding bonus points)
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
998 In 2006, because most immigrants chose to settle in urban centers in British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec, there were few provincial immigration programs. To solve this problem, the federal and provincial governments jointly established the Provincial Nominee Program. (PNP), hoping to encourage new immigrants to settle in other provinces;
Obviously, PNP plan implementation has achieved significant results, with more than 80,000 new immigrants every year; at the same time, it will become the Canada's top economics pathways in 2023.
Ordinary Provincial Nominee Program
For those who want to obtain permanent residence in Canada, they can apply directly to the province. There are more than 80 PNP streams across Canada, and it's up to candidates to evaluate which program is best for them and follow the steps on the provincial government website. After the department receives the application, it will review it to decide whether to grant the candidate a provincial nomination; applicants who pass the review will need to submit a nomination letter and permanent residence application to IRCC.
Strengthen the PNP Provincial Nominee Program
Applicants who are approved for at least one of the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) or Canadian Experience Class (CEC) can be prioritized to create a quick application on the federal government’s website Entry file.
Once a profile is created, provincial leaders can pass screening of the Express Entry pool. Once a suitable candidate is identified, a notice of interest will be sent to them, inviting the candidate to apply for a provincial nomination.
At this time, if the applicant accepts the provincial nomination invitation, he must submit a PNP application separately; and after meeting the provincial qualification requirements, the candidate will receive a nomination letter, which will help enrich the Express Entry file and obtain a comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) 600 points. These additional points make Express Entry candidates more likely to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from IRCC.
Quebec Economic Immigration (QSWP)
The Quebec provincial government implements an autonomous immigration system, and the province has significant independence in formulating its own immigration plan. Applicants declare their interest in immigrating to Quebec by submitting an Expression of Interest (EOI) form.
The next issue will update family-based immigration and refugee-based immigration, as well as detailed fees for each project! Welcome to like, collect and follow!
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