Assessment and Application for Permanent Residency
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When it comes to working in Canada, noting is more beneficial than the Express Entry system. It’s a complete program in which authorities manage applications of skilled and eligible candidates. In this, the Canadian government performs an Express Entry draw every two weeks and filters out the candidates with the highest CRS scores.
After that, authorities send an Invitation to Apply (ITA) to the selected candidates for four programs. The Express Entry system includes assessment for programs such as Federal Skilled Worker (FSW), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Provincial Nominee Programs, and Federal Skilled Trades (FST).
It’s an expansive process that requires expert assistance. WestWide Immigration Services hold your back at every step of the Express Entry process.
The Federal Skilled Worker program is for individuals with relevant work experience without any roots in Canada. The minimum experience required for this program is one year, but it should be in a skilled occupation.
If you have the experience, you need to have a 67+ CRS score, and you're eligible to apply for this program.
As the name describes, Federal Skilled Trades is a program designed for individuals in foreign trade work and specific skillsets related to the industry. If you want to apply to this program, you require at least two years of experience in a skilled trade.
Besides this, it's necessary to have an offer letter from an employer certified by Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Canadian Experience Class is an extensive program developed for individuals already working in Canada and looking to apply for PR. In this, candidate with over 12 months of full-time work experience is considered eligible for the program.
If you don't have a full-time job, the Canadian government also considers your part-time work with equivalent working hours.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNPS) is specifically designed to meet the requirements of various provincials in Canada. The procedure of PNPS is the same as the Federal Skilled Worker program, and you need to meet the needs.
Once the skills of the candidate have been examined, provinces send an invitation to the candidate with the required skill set.