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PERMANENT RESIDENCE VISA - CANADA

Canada is a prime immigration destination for students and professionals from all over the world. Canada has introduced the Express Entry Program for individuals with skilled work experience and good command of English or French language proficiency. If the person has high educational qualifications along with the work experience in the same field can apply for this type of visa. One can also apply for jobs before coming to Canada through any corporate firm of their own choice. In this way, skilled immigrants can contribute towards the skilled labor market of Canada. Also, this visa program will benefit the individuals to become eligible for a Canadian citizenship after residing in the country for 3 years. Canada is a land of opportunities for those who have ambitions and dreams in their life to touch the horizons of success.

There are some eligibility requirements for this visa program, such as valid job offer letter or have one year of full-time experience in the field which is considered as a shortage occupation in Canada.The medical and criminal check is obligatory during the migration process for staying or working in the country. Once the candidates are in the Express Entry “pool”, they are being ranked and Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will select the top candidates to apply for permanent residence. In order to have a successful ranking in the Express Entry “pool”, the following aspects are of utmost importance – education, work experience, age, good language skills in either English or French, individual arrangement of employment and family members compliance with educational requirements.

Permanent Residents enjoy the following rights:

Privileged to most of the social benefits that Canadian citizens receive, including health care coverage.
Right to live, work or/and study anywhere in Canada.
Right to apply for Canadian citizenship.
Right to protection under Canadian law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
All residents/citizens must pay taxes and respect all Canadian laws at the federal, provincial and municipal levels.

Permanent Residents are not allowed to:

vote in Canadian Elections(any level)
Run for a political office in Canada
Hold any jobs that require a high-level security clearance.

Canada have 10 Provinces and 3 territories.

The program of Federal Skilled laborers offers a chance to the gifted experts from different fields and experienced class to work in Canada and secure legitimate living arrangement. Canada is a lively nation which has a mind-boggling support from ability everywhere on the globe and it has prospered itself in various layers by permitting travelers with remarkable ability; this has added to the monetary, scholarly orchestrated quality in the nation. The Federal gifted laborer program (FSWP) significantly a segment of Express passage framework has been in the activity since 2008. Government Skilled Workers are individuals with alluring training, applicable work insight, age and essential language capacities in one of Canada's legitimate dialects and ones who are chosen under the Express Entry framework with the end goal of perpetual habitation.

It is a bit of leeway for talented laborers to select themselves into an Expression of Interest framework where they are positioned relying upon different components, for example experience, age, capability and so on to score generally 67 calls attention to of 100 to qualify. The strategies and standards for experts has finished in the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) to turn into an aid for an assorted scope of laborers with experience and aptitudes in their occupation.

Applicants are judged apparently on 6 factors for qualifying as Federal Skilled Workers

Factor 1: Proficiency in English and/or French language – 28 points
Factor 2: Qualification- 25 points
Factor 4: Age – 12 points
Factor 3: Skilled work experience – 15 points
Factor 5: Employment offered in Canada – 10 points
Factor 6: Adaptability -10 points

The Occupational skills in Canada are classified by National Occupational Classification system into three major classes follows:

NOC: 0- Managerial category, A - Professional category, B - Skilled technical category

NOC 0 (zero) Manager category	NOC A Professional category	NOC B Skilled technical category
Managers in food service and accommodation, senior government manager, public managerial jobs, manager in health care, human resource managers, retail and wholesale trade managers, IT managers, school principal and senior education heads etc.	Financial auditors, financial investment analysis, securities agents, investor agents, brokers, professionals in business management consulting, marketing, advertising Biologists and other scientists, geological engineers architect etc.	Supervisors in supply chain, administrative works, mail and message distribution works, executive assistants, purchasing agents, construction inspectors, chefs, general office works, user support technicians etc.

Benefits of Canada permanent resident visa

The opportunity to enjoy the same rights and benefits as citizens is one of the best benefits of receiving residency in Canada.

Health care

Permanent residents qualify for provincial universal health care coverage from three months after their arrival in Canada.
Education

Permanent residents have the right to a free education up to the age of 18 in the Canadian public-school system.
Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB)

Low-income Families with children under 18 receive monthly government payments to help with expenses.
Maternity and parental leave

Working parents get time off when a new baby is born or adopted. Women can take 12 months and receive up to 65 per cent of their income.
No tax on income outside Canada

As a Canadian permanent resident or citizen you pay taxes on the basis of physical residency only.
Social Security Services

i.e. basic pension, subsidized lodging for low income individuals, free courses for job search training, etc.
Becoming a Citizen

You must have been physically present in Canada for at least 1095 days during the five years to apply for Canadian passport.

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

The common place choosen one program or PNP helps competitors to move to Canada and get comfortable a particular area or region of Canada. Every territory has its own common choosen one program which names qualified possibility to apply for Canadian perpetual occupant status. These candidate programs have been set up by the regions to meet the business prerequisites dependent on the work market needs and economy.

PNP Details

Alberta Provincial Nominee Program

Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP)/ Alberta Provincial Nominee Program (A-PNP). The candidates who are applying to Alberta must have the abilities to fullfill the jobs shortage with their skills and expertise. This Program is managed by both the Province Government as well as Federal Government.

The person who gets the nomination through the program can also apply for PR status (together with their spouse (if applicable)) further the application of PR is managed by “Immigration,refugees and citizenship Canada”, the Fedral government still reserve the final decision of an applicant.

BRITISH COLUMBIA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM

The British Columbia Province located at the most western part of Canada. Vancouver, the 3rd largest city of Canada is located in British Columbia
British Columbia being one of the most diverse provinces in all of Canada, it’s known for tourism, hospitality, mining & forestry. The British Columbia nominee program grants the immigrants right to work and live in the province as a permanent resident. The graduates, skilled foreign professionals and business persons keen to own and manage a business are selected by the government.The aspirants can apply for the express entry process after they receive invitation to apply from the Consulate. Trained foreign professionals with skill set will be selected based on the current labour market trends of the province.

ONTARIO IMMIGRANT NOMINEE PROGRAM

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) operated by the Canadian province of Ontario. Through PNPs, provinces are able to nominate people to become Canadian permanent residents, granting them the right to live and work in Canada. Generally, all PNPs have their own set of unique criteria. Some might look for people who studied in the province, while others might seek people with a job offer, or with the skills to start a new business. Ontario has 10 different PNP streams, each one looking for candidates with a very specific set of skills and experiences. Those people with the right set of skills, just might be able to score a nomination and a permanent home in Canada!
EXPRESS ENTRY – HUMAN CAPITAL PRIORITIES STREAM
One of the most popular streams of the Ontario PNP, is the Human Capital Priorities Stream. This stream doesn’t require a person to have lived or worked in Ontario, so it is a good option for those living overseas. However, the program does have two important criteria:

Although there is no prioritized occupation list anymore, there are still some mandatory requirements of the FSW program that must be met in order to apply.

All candidates must have an active profile in one of the eligible Express Entry immigration programs. A candidate must have a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Score of 400 points or higher on their Express Entry profile in order to be considered.

If a candidate meets these criteria, they will be considered for the OINP Human Capital Priorities stream. Ontario immigration regularly scans through eligible profiles in the federal Express Entry pool and selects candidates to apply for the Ontario PNP. If a candidate is selected, they are contacted on their Express Entry profile and issued a Notification of Interest (NOI). Once a person has received an NOI, they have 45 days to prepare and submit an application.

QUEBEC SKILLED WORKER PROGRAM

Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP) started by the Government of Quebec and Canada Federal Government. This is a program that enables skilled foreign professionals and highly educated students to migrate to Canada (Quebec province) as skilled workers. Aspirants willing to migrate via QSWP will be assessed under various selection criteria. Eligible candidates with high points will then be provided a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ). The CSQis required to apply for the Canadian Permanent Residency.

Note: All aspirants willing to opt the QSWP must intend to reside in the province of Quebec.

The different criteria include

Training- 26 points are credited under this criteria for QSWP. This is further divided into 2 sub-categories.

Education– The points awarded depends on the educational credentials of the applicant. This sub category has maximum 14 points. Minimum 2 points for general high school diploma to maximum 14 points for a Doctorate degree. The least education required to be eligible for QSWP is a general high school diploma. The education level should have been obtained at least 5 years prior to applying for QSWP. If not, the applicant must have a work experience of minimum 12 months in a field related to his/her degree or diploma.
Area of Training-The sub category has maximum 12 points. This subcategory is meant to find prospective foreign professionals who possess skill set and are trained professionally in areas that have strong job prospects in Quebec province.

Work Experience- 8 points are credited under this criteria for QSWP. Work experience will be considered if acquired 5 years prior to applying for QSWP. A valid job experience is inclusive of paid and unpaid employment.

Note: The unpaid employment and internships must have been done as a part of a training or educational program. The duration of a work experience affects the points awarded. For example, a candidate with more than 4 years of work experience can score 8 points whereas a candidate with a work experience of 6 months to 1 year can score 4 points. Work experience of less than 6 months will not grant any point to the candidate.

Age- A maximum 16 points are granted under this category. The QSWP is formulated to hire and employ skilled workers in Quebec in order to contribute towards the economic development of the province. The skilled workers must be able to have a prosperous and long term career. As a consequence of which the young aspirants can score a maximum of 16 points. The lesser age has a higher chance of eligibility. Candidates older than 43 years of age will not be granted any point under the Age factor.

Language Proficiency- A maximum of 22 points are awarded under this category. Quebec is the only province to have most French-speaking population primarily and French as the only provincial official language. Consequently, French language proficiency has more weightage than English language. For French, candidates can score 16 points and 6 points for English.

The recognized exams for French language proficiency are CIEP: Test de connaissance du français (TCF), CIEP: Test de connaissance du français pour le Québec (TCFQ), CIEP: Diplôme approfondi de langue française (DALF), CIEP: Diplôme d’études en langue française (DELF), CCIP-IDF: Test d’évaluation du français (TEF), CCIP-IDF: Test d’évaluation du français adapté pour le Québec (TEFAQ) and CCIP-IDF: Test d’évaluation du français pour le Canada (TEF Canada).

The recognized exam for English language proficiency is IELTS (International English Language Testing System).

Note: French language proficiency is not mandatory. Candidate with a good IELTS score can be eligible.

Connection in Quebec– QSWP applicants who have previously lived in the province or have family there can score a maximum of 8 points under this category. The applicant who has stayed in Quebec can score 5 points whereas having family members in Quebec can grant the applicant up to 3 points.

Points are granted for family members who are actively residing in Montreal, Quebec City, Gatineau, Sherbrooke, Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers), Saguenay, Drummondville, or any other city, town, village in the Province of Quebec.

Note: Family members who reside in Canada (outside the province of Quebec) will not be awarded any points under this category.

Spouse Characteristics- Characteristics of the spouse is one of the selection criteria with maximum 17 points under it. The category further bifurcates into sub categories with each having a definite number of points.

Spouse’s Age : 3 points
Spouse’s education level : 4 points
Spouse’ Area of Training : 4 points
Spouse’s French Language proficiency : 6 points

Valid Employment offer- Applicants with validated job offers from employers in Quebec can score up to 10 points under this factor. The points awarded to a candidate will also depend on the location of the job.

Employment offer in the Montreal area : 8 points
Employment offer outside the Montreal area : 10 points

Accompanying Children- Candidates who will be bringing dependant children can score up to 8 points.

Child under 13years of age : 4 points
Child 13 to 19 years old : 2 points

Financial Autonomy- The Quebec Government demands a minimum amount of funds by an applicant depending on the number of immigrating family members and their ages. An applicant can score points on the basis of possession of required funds. A maximum of 1 point can be scored under this category.

Note: The requirement of settlement funds are subject to change by the Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Diversité et de l’Inclusion (MIDI) for keeping up with the living expenses.

Note: There is a mandatory Government fee for QSW program which is subject to change as per the Government of Quebec. Similarly, the minimum eligibility criteria and cut off score to obtain Certificate de Selection du Quebec (CSQ) can be updated. The various selection categories are conditional, inclusion of a new selection factor or removal of a selection factor could take place depending upon the requirements of the Quebec Skilled Worker Program.

SASKATCHEWAN IMMIGRANT NOMINEE PROGRAM

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program is a process to migrate to Canada for non Canadians and make Saskatchewan their home. The eligible candidates are sent invites and are nominated to the federal government to gain Canadian PR. There are several categories under SINP to migrate to Canada, namely

Farm owner and operator application
Skilled professional with valid Saskatchewan work permit
Business Investor and Entrepreneur
International Skilled worker

Processing Time for SINP The SINP application processing time is calculated in weeks and is updated every three months. Processing time is subject to change as per the Consulate of Canada.

Applications under Skilled professional with valid Saskatchewan work permit and International Skilled Worker category can be processed in approx 16 weeks. The minimum time can be as little as 2 to 3 weeks depending on the applicant’s occupation. Applicants asked to provide documented proof to support their profile information by the government can experience another 3 to 4 weeks in the processing.

Applications under Farm category and Business investor or Entrepreneur can be processed in approx 24 to 32 weeks with the minimum time as 8 weeks for Entrepreneur nominations.

Job Approval Process- In order to hire a foreign skilled worker through SINP, an employer requires a SINP Job Approval Letter. The Job approval forms are assessed by the Employers Services to check the requirement and can be processed within 6 weeks. If the submitted positions meet the requirements by the employer, the position will be approved to create job opportunities. Post approval the applicant can add his/her name for the position in order to create Candidate Specific Job Approval letter for inclusion in the SINP application.

Family Sponsorship under SINP- The applicants can sponsor a spouse, common law partner or dependent child who wish to migrate to Saskatchewan with them.

For the sponsorship, children must be under the age of 22 who do not have a spouse or common law partner and/or has depended for financial assistance till the age of 22 and unable to have financial support for themselves due to a mental or physical condition.

Applications for dependant children can be comprised under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)

Eligibility-

Candidate should be accepted in CIC’s express entry pool.
60 out of 100 is the minimum score based on 5 factors.
Minimum language proficiency of English and French- Canada’s official languages i.e. CLB 4 or higher if required by the regulatory bodies.
At least 1 year of skilled work experience in the past 10 years.
Proof of sufficient funds if applied without an approved job offer.

MANITOBA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM

Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is a program that enables graduate students, skilled workers, entrepreneurs and their families aspiring to settle and establish permanent resident status in Manitoba.

Manitoba was the first Canadian province to initiate its own immigration program, MPNP. The economy demands skilled workers, professionals and businesspeople. Every year around 15,000 people migrate to Manitoba through MPNP. In most cases, the foreign skilled workers experience a positive outcome. The denouement of the program had been surveyed, ascertaining 85% of the nominees were able to bag a job within 3 months of arrival. 76% of the MPNP immigrants were homeowners in 5 years and 95% of the population settled permanently in Manitoba.

The Manitoba Government is about to undertake 20,000 skilled workers by 2020.

Foreign skilled professionals are selected on the basis of current skill requirements in the job market.

Manitoba’s safe and secure working environment provides good wages, job benefits and employment rights. The province offers a high quality life with low cost of living and government funded education and health care.

The applicants are nominated on the basis of their connections. There are several ways to denote these connections like

Work experience and education
Family members and friends
Invitation to Apply by MPNP

The candidate must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) depending on the stream of his/her application. The EOI is a settlement plan to describe the plans of working and residing in Manitoba, and contributing to the province’s economy. There is no definite number of applicants and stipulated time frame defined for who can submit the EOI.

Prior to the EOI submission a candidate must check his/her eligibility.

The candidates eligible with the highest score and a valid connection to the province will be sent invites to submit MPNP application. Applications will then undergo assessment, following which successful candidates will receive invites to apply for PR.

Eligibility:

Skilled Workers in Manitoba- International student graduates and Qualified temporary foreign workers currently working in Manitoba and have been offered a permanent job by a Manitoba employer.
Skilled Worker Overseas- Qualified skilled workers capable of showing strong connections to the province through family or friends; past education or employment or by invites from MPNP.
Minimum 60 points assessed for 5 eligibility criterias- age, education, work experience, english proficiency and adaptability
Candidates with no connection to Manitoba are not eligible under this stream.

NOVA SCOTIA NOMINEE PROGRAM

Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) is a program for skilled professionals and graduate students to migrate and settle as permanent residents in Nova Scotia. There are several streams to immigrate through NSNP:

Nova Scotia Labour Market Priorities- Candidates who meet the labor market requirements are selected to apply for Express Entry Nomination. Applicants can apply only after they receive the Letter of Interest from the Government. Candidates will be assessed on the basis of different factors like Age, Educational qualifications, Work experience, sufficient settlement funds.

Skilled Worker- This stream is to recruit foreign professionals and graduate students to work in Nova Scotia. The candidates will be hired as per the skill requirements in the job market. An employer will hire foreign skilled workers only if the requirements are not met by Canadian citizens or PR. Eligible candidates must have a valid employment letter from Nova Scotia. Different assessment factors are Work experience, Age Education, Skillset, language proficiency, proof of enough funds.

Entrepreneur- Experienced business people who wish to migrate and reside in Nova Scotia can get through via this stream. The aspiring business people must start a business or buy an existing one and participate in its daily operations. The person has to run the business for at least a year, on the completion of which he/she will be nominated for PR.

International Graduate Entrepreneur- Students graduated recently from a community college or university in Nova Scotia can choose this stream. The minimum program length should be of 2 years. In order to be eligible for this stream, a candidate must have owned and operated a business in the province for a minimum of 1 year with at least 33.33% ownership. After the completion of an online Expression of Interest, eligible candidates will receive an invitation to apply from the Nova Scotia Office of Immigration. Prior to the invite, they can apply for PR.

Physician- This stream is to oblige the public health authorities of Nova Scotia i.e. Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) and the Izaak Walton Killam Health Centre (IWK). The stream helps these authorities to hire skilled practitioners and physicians for the positions that have not been employed by a Canadian PR or citizen.

Note- Candidates are selected on the basis of required skill set, work experience and occupations in demand depending on the labor market needs of the province. The eligibility criteria of the program are subject to change and depend entirely on the Immigration authorities of Nova Scotia.

Eligibility

The minimum score for eligibility- 67 out of 100 based on the selection factors.
Minimum 1 year of full-time work experience or continuous part-time paid work ex in the past 5 years OR the equal amount of paid part-time work experience in Canada in the past 3 years from the date of notifying interest in the Province or Territory.
Minimum CLB 7 in IELTS exam
Proof of sufficient funds if applied without an approved job offer.

Nova Scotia offers an eminence of life that is vanishing in much of North America, permitting its residents to keep the whole thing in perception: work, family, relaxation, and obligation.

Nova Scotia blessed to be surrounded by the natural beauty of the rolling sea, plush green forests, lakes and countryside. All of this joined with our growing cities and low cost of living, makes Nova Scotia one of the most amusing places to live in Canada.

The NSNP is Nova Scotia Provincial Nominee Program. Through this program, potential immigrants with the capabilities and skill targeted by the province may receive a Nova Scotia Provincial Nomination Certificate.

NEW BRUNSWICK PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM

New Brunswick is an Atlantic province located on the eastern coast of Canada. It is a bilingual province with 1/3rd of English speaking population and the rest 1/3rd is French speaking. The province has established its own nominee program known as the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP). It selects and nominates foreign skilled professionals and business people along with their family members to settle in the province and contribute to the economy.

The candidates must be eligible on various grounds to qualify under New Brunswick Express Entry program.

The applicant should create an Express Entry profile and submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) with Federal Express Entry Profile Number and Job Seeker Validation Code mentioned on the EOI form. The applicant must meet all the submission criteria prior to the submission of EOI. The applicant must be living and working in the province currently with a valid employment letter. The NOC code for the job position must match NOC Level 0, A, or B. The candidate must have a Canadian work permit. The recognised exams to assess language proficiency are IELTS, CELPIP AND TEF Canada. A candidate must score a minimum of CLB 7 in all 4 test components. The candidate must have a valid ECA or Educational Credential Assessment.

All the above mentioned documents must be attached with the EOI. The eligibility and submission criteria for the NBPNP are subject to change and depends entirely on the Immigration authorities of New Brunswick.

NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM

Newfoundland and Labrador is the easternmost province of Canada. It consists of 2 landmasses; the island of Newfoundland and Labrador connected to the mainland. In the recent years, this province has developed as a powerful economy in Canada. The province of Newfoundland and Labrador has initiated its own provincial program known as the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial nominee program (NLPNP).

Candidates who wish to migrate to Canada and settle in the province can choose NLPNP. International graduates, eligible foreign skilled workers and trained professionals can get nominations subsequent to which they can apply for their PR through this stream.

Skilled workers with valid job employment letter or guaranteed job offer from employers of Newfoundland and Labrador can migrate under the Newfoundland and Labrador Express Entry Skilled Worker category. Candidates selected by the NLPNP will be given additional points under the CRS system. This can lead to ITA (invitation to apply) after which one can apply for their Canadian PR.

International graduate students can also choose to migrate under the International Graduate Category of the Newfoundland and Labrador provincial nominee program. Students who have recently graduated from Canadian post secondary institutions and working in the same field as that of study are eligible under this category.

Another category under NLPNP is the International Entrepreneur category. This category selects foreign nationals who wish to own and run a business in Newfoundland and Labrador and settle in the province. Candidates should run a business for a minimum of 1 year on a Temporary Work Permit after which they can be eligible under this category and receive a provincial nomination.

The international students who have graduated from institutions of Newfoundland and Labrador and wish to own a business can select the International Graduate Entrepreneur Category under NLPNP. Eligible candidates can apply for their Canadian PR.

Newfoundland and Labrador also selects candidates through the Atlantic Immigration Pilot program. The AIP program recruits foreign skilled workers to meet the employment needs of the Atlantic Canada that has not been fulfilled by the local population. For more information on the AIPP please visit

NORTHWEST TERRITORIES NOMINEE PROGRAM

The Northwest Territories (NWT) makes up a large part of Canada’s North. There is a lot of space to live, explore and play, with 33 different communities and a population of 44,718 people. The capital city, Yellowknife, boasts approximately 19,000 people.

Our winters may be cold but they are spectacular – and the right coat and mittens will always keep you warm! You will fall in love with our warm summers and the long hours of daylight.

In the winter you can enjoy dog sledding, skiing or ice fishing and in the summer there is camping, hiking or canoeing. You can go for an award-winning craft beer, casual fish dinner, or a delicious feast at our many bars and restaurants. If you have children or are planning a family, there are many activities and events for children. The NWT has endless opportunities for adventure and fun!

The Skilled Worker classification assists managers with pulling in qualified people if there are deficiencies of laborers for occupations in the NWT that require formal instruction, particular preparing, or both. To be qualified, outside nationals must have the option to exhibit they have the preparation, experience and instruction to satisfy the necessities of the set of working responsibilities. The talented laborer must have one year of full-time involvement with the pertinent occupation.

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM

Prince Edward Island (PEI) – the Atlantic island province has its unique coastal culture, which combined with its growing agriculture, fishing and tourism sectors is promising for foreign nationals who wish to immigrate here as skilled workers or entrepreneurs. The island with a small population seeks to meet its skill requirements through its economic immigration program known as – The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP).

Once, you know that you are eligible to apply for PEI PNP, you can proceed to apply for it. The program, like the other PNPs, works by way of expression of interest (EOI). First, you need to create a profile and submit your EOI on the PEI Expression of Interest system. It is important to note that EOI is a pre-application step only, not the application. After submitting your EOI, you need to wait for receiving your nomination. Once you receive your nomination, it has to be accepted through your MyCIC account online. You need to fill in the relevant application forms and submit them with the required documents after receiving your ITA for permanent residence (PR) visa from IRCC. A non-refundable fee of CAD $300 will need to be paid with the application.

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