Canadian skilled immigration relies on the applicant's comprehensive strength in terms of educational level, professional skills, language ability, etc. So, how to apply for federal skilled immigration ? Federal skilled immigration is a planned overseas recruitment of talents every year based on the employment market conditions, professional needs and overall national development plan of the Canadian federal government to make up for the slow growth of its own population and the lack of talents. Let’s see how you should apply for federal skilled immigration now.
Why should we choose skilled immigration in Canadian immigration projects 1. The cost-effectiveness is super high: the overall cost is low and the cost is low.
2. No occupational restrictions: you only need to meet the O, A, and B occupations in the Canadian occupation NOC category (including more than 300 common white-collar gold-collar occupations).
3. There is no need for Canadian work or life experience, no need for experience management.
4. No need to buy a house, no investment, no donation, no large amount of funds, and all wage levels can be handled.
5. Short cycle: The overall immigration time only takes 8-13 months, and it takes 8 months to log in to Canada. Get the maple leaf card
6 in one step. After logging in to Canada: start a business, work, study, and live, make your own decisions!
What are the application materials for skilled immigration in Canada? 1. Personal application form and family relationship form
2. Other supporting documents that should be submitted if necessary. For example, employment contract (translation notarization), product update instructions (design drawings or photos, source procedures, research results, experimental reports published article cover, catalog and article homepage, etc.), award certificates, patents, training and other supporting materials that explain their education, work, and language abilities must be consistent with the relevant information in the resume.
3. Related notarization: birth, crime-free, marriage, work experience, academic degree. Submit 2 copies of academic qualifications and degree notarization, and 1 copy of the remaining one.
4. 10 2-inch or 2-inch photos of each family member (self, spouse, and child), with the name and birthday indicated on the back. Requirements: Use suede paper whenever possible when taking a black and white photo or color photo on white background.
5. English resume that reflects the applicant's detailed personal background status such as education and work. The information on the resume listing of the project name, time, customer and other information should be consistent with the sample of your work.
6. A letter of proof issued by each unit that the applicant has worked on explaining his specific duties (also called a "recommendation letter"). The contents of the letter are as follows: 1) years of working in each unit; 2) positions in this unit; 3) main responsibilities in each position. Work results and application methods, professional level and ability; 4) Income status during work in each unit (this letter is required to be printed on the letter paper of the work unit, and must be signed by the certifier and stamped by the unit; if the recommender has difficulty in English, he can provide Chinese documents, but a translation must be attached. The letter should include the telephone number and address of the work unit, the name, position and date of signature).
7, a copy of the ID card of applicants over the age of 18 (triple copy of B5 paper).
8. Copy of the applicant, spouse and children’s household registration. If you have an birth certificate, you must provide a copy (B5 paper in triplicate).
9. The applicant (self and spouse) has a university Chinese and English transcript (school stamp). This transcript is required to be issued by the applicant's school. It is enclosed in the envelope (one middle school and one English), and the school seal is sealed. Two sets must be submitted.
10. Bank deposit certificate (individuals 10,000 Canadian dollars, two people 12,000 Canadian dollars, three people 14,000 Canadian dollars)
11. If you have a professional title certificate, you must submit 2 translation notarizations.
12. The applicant's English (or French) proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, CET, etc.)
13. The private passport of each family member (self, spouse and minor children) (copy in duplicate)
14. (self and spouse) pays the Canadian government the trial fee (at the time of submitting the application, adults are 500 Canadian dollars, children are 100 Canadian dollars and login fee (the applicant is approved to pay later, adults are 975 Canadian dollars, children do not need to pay)
15. If the applicant (self and spouse) lives abroad for more than half a year, he must provide a copy of the country's non-crime certificate and visa passport
