Recently, Canadian Immigration Minister Sean Fraser officially announced on Twitter that the draw for all EE categories will be resumed this Wednesday, July 6, 2022.
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The federal fast track processing speed is fast and the application materials are simple. It has always been widely welcomed by friends. While resuming the draw of all EE categories, the Immigration Bureau is also committed to restoring the processing time of EE projects to the 6 months before the epidemic.
Today, I will introduce to you the three sub-projects under the EE fast track and how to improve your entry score ~
Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
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Applicants for the CEC category need to meet the following conditions:
- The applicant has one year of full-time work experience in Canada within the past three years;
- The applicant must be engaged in a full-time job in the NOC 0/A/B category;
- If the applicant is engaged in a NOC 0/A job, the English needs to reach CLB 7 If the applicant is engaged in NOC Category B work, the applicant needs to reach CLB 5 English proficiency;
- Applicants must live in a province other than Quebec;
- Applicants must meet the 67-point score for entry into the pool.
Overseas Technology & Skilled Worker Category (FSW & FST)
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Applications for Overseas Technology Category must meet the following conditions:
- Applicants have one year of full-time work experience in the past ten years;
- Applicants must be engaged in NOC 0/ Full-time jobs in Category A/B;
- Applicants need to reach CLB 7 English proficiency;
- Applicants need to apply for ECA academic certification;
- Applicants need to have enough funds to settle down;
- Applicants need to meet the 67 points score to enter the pool .
Applications for overseas skilled workers need to meet the following conditions:
- Applicants need to have two years of full-time technician-related work experience in the past five years;
- Applicants must have a vocational skills certificate recognized by Canada;
- Applicants need to reach CLB 5 in English level.
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How to improve the pool entry score
Add 50 points to LMIA
Apply for Department of Labor approval, which is what we often call LMIA. Applicants can directly receive 50 extra points without studying abroad or coming to Canada to work. If you want to obtain an LMIA, you need to be sponsored by a Canadian employer and apply for approval from the Ministry of Labor. 50 points is not a lot in the fast track. Applicants themselves still need to obtain a high score of 400-450 points to be invited.
Bonus points for Canadian work experience
Without Canadian academic qualifications, 1 year of Canadian experience can add up to 40 points to the applicant. If you directly obtain a Canadian 2-year work visa through the employer's LMIA guarantee, you can also get an additional 50 points. , you can use this work permit to accumulate 1 year of work experience in Canada, and then enter the fast track. You can obtain Maple Leaf Card about 6-8 months after being invited.
Study + Work in Canada
Applicants come to Canada to study for 1-2 years, and after graduation, they get an open work permit for international students. Using this work permit to accumulate 1 year of work experience in Canada, you can get nearly 135 bonus points, and then enter the federal pool. Inside.
Provincial nomination EE category plus 600 points
9 provinces in Canada have provincial nomination projects, and many of the provincial nomination projects can add 600 points to the fast track, such as Alberta , BC , NS province, etc.
This means that applicants will not need to consider the issue of fast track scoring. The 600 additional points will directly send the applicant to the fast track gate.
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