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David and his exceptional team worked very efficiently on my case achieving a positive outcome as swiftly as possible. As a result I obtained my Canadian permanent residency as a skilled worker in 6 months using the express entry system. The whole team was very helpful and supportive along the way. I highly recommend Rosenblatt Immigration Law services to anyone that wants to start a new life in Canada.
– Kalliopi Elisavet Parissianou
David and his exceptional team worked very efficiently on my case achieving a positive outcome as swiftly as possible. As a result I obtained my Canadian permanent residency in 6 months using the express entry system. The whole team was very helpful and supportive along the way. I highly recommend “Rosenblatt immigration law” services to anyone that wants to start a new life in Canada.
– Kalliopi Elisavet Parissianou
Canada’s Federal Express Entry System
Canada’s Express Entry system for permanent residence selects the highest scoring applicants from a pool of qualified applicants according to the Comprehensive Ranking System. Approximately every two weeks, the top scoring applicants are invited to apply for Canadian permanent residence. Once you submit the required supporting documents, it can be possible to get Canadian permanent residence within six months.
Applicants must first qualify for one of the three Federal Immigration Programs:
- The Federal Skilled Worker Program: Requires a score of 67 points on the point grid
- The Canadian Experience Class: Requires one year of qualifying Canadian work experience
- The Federal Skilled Trades Program: Requires two years of related experience in the past five years and an approved job offer or trade certification
Building an Express Entry Profile and Entering the Express Entry Pool
Applicants create an online application and are scored according to the Comprehensive Ranking System. The Express Entry Point System Factors are as follows:
- Age: Young people are favoured
- Education: Credentials must be assessed by a certified organization
- Language Ability (English and/or French): Language tests (IELTS, CELPIP, TCF and TEF) determine points
- Canadian Work Experience: Low-skilled work does not qualify
- Foreign Work Experience: Low-skilled work does not qualify
- Canadian Job Offer: A positive LMIA or, in some circumstances, a qualifying LMIA-exempt work permit and job offer
- Canadian Education: Points for Canadian post–secondary credentials
- Canadian Siblings: Points for Canadian siblings older than 18 living inside Canada
- Marital Status: Single and married applicants receive different points
Provincial Immigration Programs for Skilled Workers
Applicants supported by provincial immigration programs must intend to settle in the province of application. Provincial nominees must still meet the minimum requirements of the IRCC stream under which they are applying, including language requirements, available settlement funds, and in some cases have an Express Entry profile.
David and his exceptional team worked very efficiently on my case achieving a positive outcome as swiftly as possible. As a result I obtained my Canadian permanent residency in 6 months using the express entry system. The whole team was very helpful and supportive along the way. I highly recommend “Rosenblatt immigration law” services to anyone that wants to start a new life in Canada.
– Kalliopi Elisavet Parissianou
Canada’s Federal Express Entry System
Canada’s Express Entry system for permanent residence selects the highest scoring applicants from a pool of qualified applicants according to the Comprehensive Ranking System. Approximately every two weeks, the top scoring applicants are invited to apply for Canadian permanent residence. Once you submit the required supporting documents, it can be possible to get Canadian permanent residence within six months.
Applicants must first qualify for one of the three Federal Immigration Programs:
- The Federal Skilled Worker Program: Requires a score of 67 points on the point grid
- The Canadian Experience Class: Requires one year of qualifying Canadian work experience
- The Federal Skilled Trades Program: Requires two years of related experience in the past five years and an approved job offer or trade certification
Building an Express Entry Profile and Entering the Express Entry Pool
Applicants create an online application and are scored according to the Comprehensive Ranking System. The Express Entry Point System Factors are as follows:
- Age: Young people are favoured
- Education: Credentials must be assessed by a certified organization
- Language Ability (English and/or French): Language tests (IELTS, CELPIP, TCF and TEF) determine points
- Canadian Work Experience: Low-skilled work does not qualify
- Foreign Work Experience: Low-skilled work does not qualify
- Canadian Job Offer: A positive LMIA or, in some circumstances, a qualifying LMIA-exempt work permit and job offer
- Canadian Education: Points for Canadian post–secondary credentials
- Canadian Siblings: Points for Canadian siblings older than 18 living inside Canada
- Marital Status: Single and married applicants receive different points
Provincial Immigration Programs for Skilled Workers
Applicants supported by provincial immigration programs must intend to settle in the province of application. Provincial nominees must still meet the minimum requirements of the IRCC stream under which they are applying, including language requirements, available settlement funds, and in some cases have an Express Entry profile.
Please select a province to see their individual requirements:
Alberta Skilled Workers
Requires all related education, training, experience and certification, as well as a job offer, for an NOC 0, A or B position.
International Graduate Entrepreneur Stream
- Must establish or buy an eligible business with minimum 34% ownership.
- Must be a graduate from an eligible program at a qualifying Canadian post-secondary institution.
- Must have 6 months of experience at an eligible place of employment.
- Must have a CLB level 7 in English or French.
- Applications are evaluated on a points-based system.
- Must currently be employed in an NOC 0, A, B or C position with an offer to continue.
Atlantic Immigration Pilot
As a separate initiative from the Atlantic provinces’ individual immigration programs, the Atlantic Immigration Pilot program targets skilled workers and international graduates with a job offer from a designated employer in New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia or Prince Edward Island. In 2017, a total of 2000 applicants will be accepted under three streams:
Intermediate-Skilled Program
- Requires a full-time, permanent job offer in an NOC 0, A, B or C position with at least one year of experience within the least three years.
- Requires at least high school graduation, but no language requirement.
High-Skilled Program
- Requires a full-time, permanent job offer in an NOC 0, A or B position with at least one year of experience within the least three years.
- Requires at least high school graduation, but no language requirement.
International Graduate Program
- Requires a full-time, permanent job offer in an NOC 0, A, B or C position.
- Requires graduation from a program of at least two years in an eligible institution in an Atlantic province in the last 12 months.
- Must have lived in Atlantic Canada for 16 months in the last two years.
- Must take a language test.
British Columbia Skilled Workers
- Requires full-time job offer in an NOC 0, A or B occupation with at least two years of related experience.
Health Care Professionals
- Requires a full-time job offer from a public health authority in one of the following occupations:
Physician, specialist, nurse or nurse practitioner, or other allied health professional (eg. sonographer, pharmacist, medical laboratory technologist, medical radiation technologist, occupational therapist, midwife or physiotherapist) with at least two years of related experience.
International Graduates
- Requires graduation from an eligible Canadian university or college within 3 years prior to the application.
- Requires full-time job offer in an NOC 0, A or B occupation.
International Post-Graduates
- Requires master’s or doctoral degree from an eligible BC institution in a qualifying field within 3 years before application.
Entry-Level or Semi-Skilled Workers
- Applicant must have accepted a full-time job offer in an NOC C or D occupation after having worked 9 consecutive months for the same employer full-time in the tourism/hospitality, long-haul trucking, or food processing industries (industry specification waived for BC’s Northeast Development Region).
Manitoba Skilled Worker Stream
- Requires a full-time job offer from a qualifying employer, meeting language score requirements, minimum settlement funds, and education qualifications where applicable.
Entry Level/Semi-Skilled Workers
- Requires meeting specified training, education, language and work experience requirements.
Skilled Workers
- Applicants with a full-time job offer in an NOC 0, A, or B occupation who meet all the qualifications for the position may apply for permanent residence.
Express Entry
- Requires meeting minimum work experience, education, language, income and employment requirements.
Ontario Employer Job Offer Stream
- Includes Ontario Foreign Workers, International Students with a Job Offer and Ontario In-Demand Skills streams.
- Requires a full-time qualifying job offer, and must meet language, work experience, education and minimum income qualifications, depending on which program is applied to.
PhD Graduate Stream
- Requires PhD degree from an eligible Ontario institution obtained within 2 years before application.
Human Capital Priorities
- Applicants with strong point scores (over 400) on their Express Entry profile may be extended a Notice of Interest from the province.
- Requires one year of skilled work experience.
- Requires a bachelor’s degree.
- Minimum CLB 7 in English or French.
French-Speaking Skilled Workers
- French-speaking applicants with Express Entry profiles may be extended a Notice of Interest from the province.
- Requires one year of skilled work experience.
- Requires a bachelor’s degree.
- Minimum CLB score of 7 in French and 6 in English.
Skilled Trades Stream
- Requires one year of experience in an eligible trade in Ontario as well as all necessary certification for the position.
- Minimum CLB score of 5 in English or French.
Ontario Employer Job Offer Stream
- Includes Ontario Foreign Workers, International Students with a Job Offer and Ontario In-Demand Skills streams.
- Requires a full-time qualifying job offer, and must meet language, work experience, education and minimum income qualifications, depending on which program is applied to.
PhD Graduate Stream
- Requires PhD degree from an eligible Ontario institution obtained within 2 years before application.
Human Capital Priorities
- Applicants with strong point scores (over 400) on their Express Entry profile may be extended a Notice of Interest from the province.
- Requires one year of skilled work experience.
- Requires a bachelor’s degree.
- Minimum CLB 7 in English or French.
French-Speaking Skilled Workers
- French-speaking applicants with Express Entry profiles may be extended a Notice of Interest from the province
- Requires one year of skilled work experience.
- Requires a bachelor’s degree.
- Minimum CLB score of 7 in French and 6 in English.
Skilled Trades Stream
- Requires one year of experience in an eligible trade in Ontario as well as all necessary certification for the position.
- Minimum CLB score of 5 in English or French.
New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program
New Brunswick has two streams of nomination for foreign workers. Applicants under either stream must meet a minimum point score factoring in language proficiency, age, work experience, education and adaptability.
Employer Support
- Applicants must be 22-55.
- Must currently be a full-time employee of a New Brunswick company with an offer to continue.
- Must have the qualifications and education necessary to fulfill your job, including high school graduation.
- The job may be high- or low- skill, but the employer must demonstrate a labour shortage.
Family Support
- Applicants with a parent, grandparent, sibling, uncle or aunt who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in New Brunswick may apply for permanent residence in the province with their support.
- Must be 22-50.
- Applicants must currently live and work in New Brunswick, and must have the prescribed minimum funds necessary to support themselves and any accompanying dependents.
- Minimum CLB score of 4 in English or French.
Skilled Worker Express Entry
- Applicants in the IRCC Express Entry pool are eligible to apply for provincial nomination.
- Requires a full-time job offer from an eligible Newfoundland employer.
- Must meet a minimum point score factoring in language proficiency, age, work experience, education and adaptability.
Skilled Workers
- Applicants living in Newfoundland on a work permit (or who are eligible for one) may apply to the province for nomination before creating an IRCC profile.
- Requires a full-time job offer from an eligible Newfoundland employer with all necessary qualifications and accreditation.
- Job offer may be in any NOC category, but C or D occupations require minimum CLB score of 4 in English or French.
- Must be between 21 to 59 years old.
International Graduates
- Requires a minimum 2-year post-secondary credential, with at least half of the program completed at an eligible Canadian institution.
- Requires a full-time job offer in your field of study in any NOC category, but C or D occupations require minimum CLB score of 4 in English or French.
- May require Newfoundland work experience if the applicant studied at an institution in another province.
Nova Scotia International Graduate
- Must have continuously owned and operated a Nova Scotia business for at least one year.
- Requires graduation from a program of at least two years in an eligible Nova Scotia institution.
- Requires a valid post-graduation work permit.
- Minimum CLB score of 7 in English or French.
Skilled Worker
- Requires a full-time, permanent job offer with at least one year of related experience.
- Must be 21-55 years of age.
- Must have the qualifications and education necessary to fulfill your job, including high school graduation.
- Minimum CLB score of 4 in English or French.
- Requires proof of necessary settlement funds.
Nova Scotia Experience
- Requires one year of Nova Scotia work experience.
- Must be 21-55 years of age.
- Minimum CLB score of 5 in English or French.
Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities
- Must meet work experience, language and education requirements.
Occupation in Demand
- Must meet age, language education, work experience and job offer requirements.
Prince Edward Island Express Entry
- Applicants in the IRCC Express Entry pool who qualify for one of the federal immigration programs may be selected to apply for provincial nomination.
- There are no provincial requirements, but applicants currently living in PEI or with PEI work or study experience are more likely to be nominated.
Skilled Workers Outside Canada
- Requires a full-time, permanent job offer in an NOC 0, A or B position with at least two years of work experience in the last five years.
- Requires a post-secondary degree or diploma.
- Must be 21-59 years of age.
- Must have recent full-time work experience.
- Must have a two-year post secondary degree or diploma.
- Minimum CLB level 4.
Critical Workers
- Requires a full-time, permanent job offer in an NOC C or D position with at least two years of experience in the last five years, including six months in PEI in one of the following positions: Truck driver, customer service representative, labourer, food and beverage server or housekeeping assistant.
- Minimum CLB score of 4 in English or French.
- Must be 21-59 years of age.
- Must have recent full-time work experience.
- Must have a high-school education.
International Graduate Stream
- Must be 21 to 59 years of age with a permanent job offer from a PEI employer in a skilled position at NOC level 0, A or B.
- Must have worked for at least six months for a PEI employer in a position that is directly related to post-secondary education received in PEI.
Quebec Point Grid
Quebec selects applicants with experience in specific areas of training. Points are based on age, education, French/English ability, number of children, family in Quebec and spouse’s age, education, experience and areas of training.
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