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  • Contact us for a comprehensive assessment. There are over 60 legal pathways to migrate to Canada, we will be glad to explore all options available with you. Book a consultation with us to determine the program that best suits you.
  • Never be discouraged with a lower language score! There's always room for improvement if your language scores are low, there are You can do it! Language assessments can always be improved. Do not get demotivated if your language scores are lower. There are countless free youtube language training that could help you to improve your score.
  • Be proactive, make all required documents available on time. Failure to submit when needed could have affected your application negatively
  • Carefully, review your application before submission to avoid unnecessary mistakes that could cause you a 5 years ban for misrepresentation.

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Our government goal is to work within six months processing timeline upon completing and submitting error-free electronics applications after receiving an invitation to apply from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada.

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Canadian Express Entry Class (CEC)

This is managed under the express entry. These are for candidates that have worked in Canada with a minimum of 1-year work experience in 3 years before applying. This work experience must have been authorized and doesn’t need to be continuous. Work experience must be NOC 0/A/B. The language test is mandatory which could be at CLB 7 for NOC 0/A and CLB 5 for NOC B.
Work Experience: Quebec work experience counts. Work experience gained during full-time student (such as co-op work term) doesn’t count. Self-Employed doesn’t count. Work undertaken while awaiting refugee decision doesn’t count.
Proof of funds is not required.
No educational requirement for CEC.
Candidates are advised to act quickly as a number of intakes under this program is controlled by instructions of our immigration minister and changes frequently occur without notice.

Federal Skilled Workers (FSW)

This is one of the popular immigration programs to Canada admitted through the express entry system. Every year this category has the highest allotted numbers among eighty plus immigration programs administered in Canada.

 

Candidates are assessed on six major factors. These factors are age, education, work experience, language, arranged employment, and adaptability. In order to qualify under this program, a candidate must score 67 points out of 100.

 

For the language, you need a minimum of CLB 7 in all modules. The acceptable language is IELTS General Training or CELPIP for English Language and TEF or TCF for French.

 

For work experience, the applications being considered are NOC 0-Managerial Occupations, NOC A-Professional Occupations, and NOC B-Skilled Technical Occupations which must be 1-year continuous Full-time position or Part-time (15hrs/Week) of 2 continuous years in the last 10 years.

 

The score is awarded under the age factor with 18-35 years earning 12 points, 36 years earn 11 points with decreasing order in points as the applicant gets older.

 

Proof of funds for the principal applicant and accompanying or non-accompanying family member is required. Additional points can be earned for spouse or partner’s language level or study or work in Canada. Point is earned if the applicant or spouse has relatives (parents, grandparents, aunt, uncle, niece, and nephew) in Canada.

 

Arranged employment gives an additional point if the applicant works in Canada under a temporary work permit or currently work in Canada under LMIA exemption or have a job offer from a Canadian employer.

 

Candidates are advised to act quickly as the number of intakes under this program is controlled by instructions of our immigration minister and changes frequently occur without notice.

Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC)

This is another program managed via the express entry for those that qualified in the skilled trade after January 1, 2015. To qualify for this class, you must have a full-time job offer that is LMIA based from a Canadian employer or have a certificate of qualification issued by a Canadian provincial or territorial body.
Work experience doesn’t need to be continuous but must be a minimum of 2 years full-time in the last 5 years acquired after qualifying to practice such trade skills.
The language requirement is CLB 5 in Speaking and listening, CLB 4 in writing and reading either in English or French.
The qualifying trade groups:
  • Major Group 72: industrial, electrical, and construction trades.
  • Major Group 73: maintenance and equipment operation trades.
  • Major Group 82: supervisors and technical jobs in natural resources, agriculture, and related production.
  • Major Group 92: processing, manufacturing, and utility supervisors and central control operators.
  • Minor Group 632: chefs and cooks.
  • Minor Group 633: butchers and bakers.
Note: Intent is critical here as you cannot reside in Quebec.
Candidates are advised to act quickly as the number of intakes under this program is controlled by instructions of our immigration minister and changes frequently occur without notice.