How to migrate to Canada? Possible ways to move Canada...............

The Canadian Govt. has developed a website that will help you at every step of the application Immigrate to Canada If you follow this website, I am sure you don’t need any agent / consultant.

Canada offers multiple ways of immigration, here are all those programs:

1. Express Entry: Most popular and fastest immigration route, run by the Federal govt.. Meant for skilled people. This program manages three economic immigration programs:

• Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSW) - Skilled workers with foreign experience. All professionals in sales, marketing, IT, finance, legal, medicine, etc. fall under this category.
• Federal Skilled Trades Program (FST) - People qualified in a skilled trade with foreign experience. Chefs, bakers, equipment operators, etc. fall under this category.
• Canadian Experience Class (CEC) - Skilled workers who have Canadian work experience.

2. Provincial Nominee: Second most popular channel. Meant for people who do not have sufficient score to clear Express Entry. Run by each individual province. Program opens on adhoc basis. If you get nominated, then you must spend 2 years in the province, before you can move to any other province.

3. Family Sponsorship: Existing permanent residents can sponsor their relatives, including their spouse, partner, children, parents, grandparents, and others to immigrate

4. Quebec-selected skilled worker: Immigration program run separately by the province of Quebec. Meant for people who want to live in Quebec specifically.

5. Start-up Visa: Have a start-up idea and can bring in local jobs? Canada will give you a PR, if your idea is accepted by a designated organization and implemented.

6. Self-Employed: Can contribute culturally or in athletics to Canada.

7. Atlantic Immigration Pilot: Immigrate by graduating from a school or working in New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, or Newfoundland and Labrador. This program is meant to boost the economies of Atlantic provinces that usually don’t see much immigration influx.

8. Refugees: The Canadian Council for Refugees is a national non-profit umbrella organization committed to the rights and protection of refugees and other vulnerable migrants in Canada and around the world and to the settlement of refugees and immigrants in Canada. You can visit this link for more details of program.

Disclaimer: Above facts / data is not the view of blogger, it is based on the study / actual discussion with concerned persons.

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If planning to apply PR for Canada, think twice before applying for Canadian PR

If you are planning to apply for Canadian PR, think on below mentioned points before you decide your way ahead. Also you can compare how much you will earn and save.....

• Are you ready to again move out of your Comfort Zone ?

• Are you ready to start from Zero ?
• Are you ready to unlearn everything and learn new culture and may be new classroom education ?
• If you are coming with Family, are they also ready for above all changes ?
• Are you ready to face extreme weather conditions ?
• Are you patient enough to handle stressful period ?

• Have you studied Canadian work culture, environment, day to day life, Driving license requirements, Total expenditure(immigration, travel & survival cost of min 3–6 months) involved.
• People will share their experiences but same things may not happen with you !
• To be Honest its very tough for people who are not ready to change. I personally know a lot of people who reached on PR and went back to their countries in few months.
• It takes courage to leave your country, people, comforts and start from scratch in a foreign land.
• Make up your mind first and be firm on your decision. Hence, my advice to you is never have a half mind, BE CLEAR & BE FIRM.

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Canada will reopen Parents and Grandparents Program from January 28

Canada will reopen Parents and Grandparents Program from January 28. IRCC will resume first-in, first-served approach to processing expressions of interest

Canada’s Parents and Grandparents Program will reopen to interested sponsors beginning on January 28, the federal government announced today.  

The program, known as PGP, allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents over the age of 18 to sponsor their parents and/or grandparents for Canadian permanent residence.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) says up to 20,000 new PGP applications will be processed in 2019.

Anyone hoping to sponsor their parents and/or grandparents through the PGP will have to first complete an online Interest to Sponsor form, which will be made available at noon Eastern Standard Time on January 28.

IRCC will process Interest to Sponsor forms in the order they are received and invitation to apply to the PGP will be issued until the program’s cap of 20,000 complete applications is met.

This first-in, first-served approach to accepting applications replaces the controversial randomized lottery process that IRCC introduced last year and later scrapped.

Many had criticized the randomized approach as unfair to those who had been waiting for years to sponsor their parents and/or grandparents.

Those invited to apply will have 60 days to submit a completed application, including all supporting documents.


                 

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What is Canada's Express Entry Program?..... Let's understand......

Express Entry is a system used by the Canadian government to manage applications for Canadian permanent residence through certain economic immigration programs.^[1]The Express Entry system is used to manage applications for skilled and qualified workers. Express Entry is designed to facilitate the immigration of skilled workers to Canada "who are most likely to succeed economically.The system boasts efficient processing times, with 80% of applications processed in 6 months or less.

Those who are eligible for one of the programs managed by Express Entry submit an entry and the Canadian government issues and successful candidates can submit an application for permanent residence

Steps involved in the process of Express Entry 

Step 1: Find out if you’re eligible

Step 2: Get your documents ready

Step 3: Submit your profile

Step 4: Receive an invitation and apply for permanent residence

Express Entry quick facts (as on 11th January, 2019)

• Launch date: January 1, 2015
• First draw from the pool: January 31, 2015
• Most recent draw from the pool: January 10, 2019
• Minimum CRS points required for selection in the Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC): 199 (May 26, 2017)
• Minimum CRS points required for selection in the Federal Skilled Worker Class (FSWC): 413 (May 31, 2017)
• Minimum CRS points required for selection in the Canadian Experience Class (CEC): 413 (May 31, 2017)
• Largest number of invitations to apply issued in any one draw: 3,923 (April 12, 2017)
• Fewest invitations to apply issued in any one draw: 143 (May 26, 2017. Note: This draw invited candidates with a provincial nomination only.)
• Largest decrease in CRS points required between two consecutive draws: 273 (from May 22, 2015, to June 12, 2015, draws)
• Smallest decrease in CRS points required between two consecutive draws: 0 (on three occasions)
• Longest gap between dates of two consecutive draws: 35 days (from April 17, 2015, to May 22, 2015, draws)
• Shortest gap between dates of two consecutive draws: 5 days (from May 26 to May 31, 2017)
• Total number of ITAs issued in 2015: 31,063
• Total number of ITAs issued in 2016: 33,782
• Total number of ITAs issued in 2017: 86,023
• Total number of ITAs issued in 2018: 89,800
• Total number of ITAs issued in 2019 (to date): 3,900
• Total number of ITAs issued since system was launched: 244,598

Reasons considered migrating to Canada,

The following are the great reasons why one should consider migrating to Canada:

1. Canada immigration rules are not as rigorous when compared to other countries, hence is much easier to qualify. Even in the face of world recession, Canada has not cut down on its Immigration quota, so it is still the biggest immigration delivery support hub for all.

2. Canada offers a dynamic range of immigration and visa programs for the employed, self-employed and businessmen categories and for those not qualified under the Immigration programs, the country still offers non-immigrant options such as work permit and student programs and majority of these programs offer permanent resident visa and Immigration.

3. This country also offers the most supporting social security benefits program for immigrants and their families. Canada’s educational and health facilities are among the best in the world and are highly subsidized.

4. Jobs in Canada are also high as the country provides numerous countless job opportunities for qualified and skilled migrants.

5. Canada’s minimum wage as of October 1, 2018  will increase to $10.50. So it has one of the best salary benefits for workers around the world with good working conditions.

6. A Canadian passport holder also enjoys a visa free travel for almost all major countries across the world. This is one major reason why businessmen, high net worth individuals and investors apply for Canadian citizenship. 

7. It also has no restriction to place of job service as it permits the residents to live and work anywhere in Canada. This country gives right to religion, culture, language choice and the freedom of communication.

8. Canada also provides excellent trade and personal growth opportunities.

9. It also has a vast wealth of natural resources and minerals which is an economic blessing to the nation. 

10. And finally, Canada is likely the only place in the world where you can crash into someone, and they will apologize to you. They are actually the politest people ever existing on earth because they are happy folks.

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