Toronto, Ontario
Address: 4711 Yonge Street, Suite 1000,
Toronto, ON M2N 6K8
Email: info@canadapt.ca
Phone: +1(833)939-9911
This one of the most asked Canada immigration Questions. Both federal and Quebec skilled workers, provincial nominees may receive Canada Immigration Visas; and as well as
people who have a study and/or work experience in Canada, and as well as business individuals under Canada’s economic immigration categories.
Additionally, if you are a close family member of a Canadian citizen and permanent resident, then you may be assigned Canada Immigration Visa via family sponsorship.
Lastly, Canada gives permanent resident visas to eligible asylum seekers and some individuals on humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
Candidates must include their spouse/common-law partner/conjugal partner and any dependent children if they are under 22 years in their immigration application. However, if the applicant’s dependent child is 22 and older, then s/he must be a full-time student in Canada.
Dependents will be directed to go through medical exams and security clearance requirements. Note that, if you made a change in your family status following your application has been submitted, this may also affect the processing of your application.
You can not include your parents cannot in your application. Nevertheless, if you are a Canadian citizen and permanent resident then may be qualified for bringing your parents and grandparents to Canada through one of two current programs: Family Class sponsorship and/or the Super Visa program.
IRCC affords equal rights under the Canada immigration application process to same-sex partners.
Only Self-employed program and educational programs including English language courses in Designated Learning Institutions might be an option.
Yes. One of the main requirements for being eligible for the programs under the Express Entry system is having an undergraduate degree.
Yes, people with disabilities are eligible to apply. However, they might or might not have an issue, depending on the type of disability.
In order to participate in Express Entry, candidates are not required to hire an immigration representative. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has determined, however, that authorized immigration representatives may assist candidates during all stages of the Express Entry immigration process. CANADAPT’s professional team can help candidates immigrate to Canada by:
Express Entry is an electronic management application system for immigration to Canada.
Canada immigration questions include lots of inquiries about the Express Entry system. It is not an immigration program and it facilitates the selection and processing of Canada’s economic immigration programs:
Applicants make an “expression of interest” (EOI) in immigrating to Canada and, if they are eligible for at least one of the aforementioned programs, they then enter the Express Entry pool. The federal government and provincial governments, as well as Canadian employers, are then able to select candidates from this pool who will then receive an Invitation To Apply (ITA) for immigration to Canada under one of the programs.
The Comprehensive Ranking System is the government of Canada’s internal mechanism for ranking candidates based on their human capital, determined by factors such as age, level of education and language ability.
This helps to enable Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC, formerly known as CIC) to decide which candidates may be issued invitations to apply for permanent residence. There are up to 600 points available under the system for a candidate’s core human capital and skills transferability factors.
There are no eligible occupation lists for any of the programs. It must be noted, however, that in order to be eligible for any of the programs under Express Entry, the candidate needs to have work experience in an occupation that has a National Occupation Classification (NOC) code of skill type 0, A or B.
Canadian employers have a direct role in Canadian immigration. This role now under Express Entry is more direct and greater than previously. Candidates increase their chances of being invited to apply by promoting themselves directly to employers through the Canada Job Bank.
Not necessarily, though for many candidates, obtaining a valid job offer from a Canadian employer significantly increases their chances of being invited to apply for Canadian permanent residence.
The documents include those pertaining to civil status such as marriage certificates, birth certificates, language test results, an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA; if applicable), work reference letters, security background checks, and other documents.
Each created profile remains in the Express Entry pool for a period of 12 months or until an Invitation to Apply. If after 12 months a candidate wishes to remain in the pool, s/he may create a fresh profile.
This topic is in the list of Canada immigration questions of many potential candidates. Upon receiving an invitation to apply for permanent residence from a Canadian province or territory, candidates should have the intention to reside in that particular province or territory. The Provincial Nominee Programs are set up to address local and regional labour market needs. However, once a candidate has landed in Canada, s/he will have the right to freedom of movement within Canada, as well as the right to live and work anywhere in Canada for any employer.
No. Express Entry is designed to facilitate the processing of economic immigrants for Canadian permanent residence. However, there are a number of other ways of moving to Canada.
The Provincial Nominee Programs allow Canada’s provinces and territories to select individuals who indicate an interest in settling in a particular province. It also includes individuals who will be able to contribute to that province/territory’s economic development.
Not all, but most of the provinces and territories of Canada participate in the Provincial Nominee Program.
The following provinces participate in the Provincial Nominee Program:
Yes, there is a connection between the PNPs and Express Entry. Once a candidate updates his or her Express Entry profile to show that he or she has an enhanced provincial nomination certificate, he or she will be given enough additional points (600) to be invited to apply at a subsequent draw of candidates from the pool.
Candidates must be in the pool before applying to a province or territory for an enhanced provincial nomination certificate or submitting an Expression of Interest to a province or territory under one of the enhanced PNP streams.
Provinces and territories are able to nominate a certain number of candidates through the Express Entry system to meet local and provincial labor market needs. These portions of the PNPs named “enhanced” nominations.
Candidates in the Express Entry pool who obtain an enhanced nomination from a province are awarded 600 points under the Comprehensive Ranking System, out of a possible total of 1,200. When these additional points are added to a candidate’s human capital and skills transferability points, it will result in an invitation to apply for permanent residence at a subsequent draw from the Express Entry pool.
All candidates must meet the eligibility criteria of one of the following federal economic immigration programs. It is necessary to enter and be successful in the Express Entry pool:
Provinces and territories may add additional criteria for their own immigration streams.
Depending on the province, candidates eligible to enter the Express Entry pool may either enter the pool first and then be nominated by a province or territory, or be nominated by a province or territory before completing an online Express Entry profile and entering the Express Entry pool.
Service agreement between both sides starts with the process of visa application/immigration/study programs/sponsorship including email correspondence, preparation of the portfolio of required documents.
Governmental fee: varies depending on the immigration program starting from approximately 950 CA$ for adults, and 150 CA$ for kids under 22 years per person.
Service fee: It depends on the program, your background, number of family members, and applicant’s current circumstances.
Payment methods: PayPal or direct deposit to the company’s bank account.
An approximate Governmental fee is 2400 CA$
This issue probably comes first between the inquiries about Canada immigration questions. It depends on the program and marital status.
a) For a single person with desirable IELTS results, the maximum age is 37;
b) For a married person, it depends on her/his spouse’s level of education and knowledge of English/French language.
No, whether you have or do not have a kid (under 22 years old), you have the same chances of immigrating to Canada.
Minimum IELTS (General) overall score 6 with a breakdown of Listening: 6, Writing: 6, Reading: 6 and Speaking: 6
After 30 minutes of a free consultation with one of the licensed immigration consultants, the applicant signs a service agreement, receives a list of programs (based on his/her background and study plan) to choose a desired one. Afterward, depending on the learning institution it takes up to 45 days to get admission from the school (College, University), and finally, within 20 days receives the student visa.
Yes. Every person with a valid passport can apply.
The process starts with 30 minutes free consultation with the licensed Canadian immigration consultant and depending on the program ends in the different time period, obtaining Permanent Resident Card, Citizenship.
Yes, our consultants have legal rights to help refugees.
Depending on the program, it might take as short as 9 months for Federal Skilled Worker (Express Entry).
Yes, it gives additional points.
Minimum of 1-year work experience is a requirement.
Address: 4711 Yonge Street, Suite 1000,
Toronto, ON M2N 6K8
Email: info@canadapt.ca
Phone: +1(833)939-9911