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Applications for immigration to any Canadian province (federal
program) are processed in different classes, every of which demands
certain specific requirements.
- INDEPENDIENT
CLASS - SKILLED WORKERS
(Professionals – Qualified Technicians)
These are immigrants who apply for a
permanent residence by their own profession, experience, and merit.
Professionals, technicians and technical experts belong to this class, and
they qualify according to the Canadian local needs, after fulfilling the
necessary requirements.
Applications for Permanent Residence
as a Skilled Worker are assessed upon different aspects related with their
working capacity and adaptation. Canada uses a score system to select those
applicants who want to be accepted. You must get a minimal score of 67
out of 100 to qualify as Permanent Resident.
There are more than 300 professions
and technical trades within the eligible occupations, based on the Canadian
work market at present.

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IMPORTANT
This ebook aims at informing and guiding those
who suit the requirements from the Canadian government to
immigrate as
Skilled Workers,
especially engineers, professionals and technicians.
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NECESSARY REQUIREMENTS TO QUALIFY AS A SKILLED WORKER
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PROFESSION AND JOB EXPERIENCE
For a
Permanent Resident Visa application could be assessed, you must have a
minimum of a one-year experience in you specialisation, fulfil the minimal
requirement of working full time, with at least 37.5 hours per week and
having been paid for your work. This work experience must have been acquired
in the previous 10 years, and the occupation must be an occupation listed in
the
Nations Occupations Classification (NOC)
of Canada (see Chapter #3).
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MINIMUM SCORE
To be eligible, you need a minimal score of 67 points over a
maximum of 100 possible, in an applicant assessment set by the CIC (Canada
Immigration and Citizenship). Basically, this assessment is made on the
following applicant's areas:
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Education
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Experience
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Idioma (inglés y/o francés)
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Job Ofert
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Age
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Adaptability (family ties)
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ECONOMIC SOPORT
You must proof the Canadian embassy you and your family have
enough funds to go by for at least the six first months after your arrival
in Canada. The Canadian Government will not provide you with money to settle
down and requires that you arrive in the country with enough funds to
support you and your family. The amount of money will depend on the number
of people in the family that will settle down in Canada. (More information
in Chapter
#6)
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POLICE
CERTIFICATION
You must present a state institution
document (Police or similar) certifying that you have no criminal record.
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MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
You and all the members of your family applying for the visa
must pass a health examination performed by a physician authorised by the
Canadian embassy and assessed by the Health Care System in Canada.
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IMPORTANT
If you apply for a
Permanent Resident Visa in Canada as Skilled Worker, one of the
requirements is to show that you have enough funds to support
you and your family for 6 months, as you get a job and stabilise
your financial situation. After that period you can ask for
economical support to settle down. There are different programs
in Canada, both state and private, with the aim to guarantee
that no citizen is in the need of food and other basic resource
to survive. In other words, they ensure that no citizens starve
because of a lack of funds. That help is basically for the
immigrant to establish himself in the job market, in the
following way:
1. ECONOMICAL SUPPORT.
for foods, housing (rent), clothing, prescription
medicines, dental care for children, special clothes for winter,
school materials, prescribed glasses and lenses, transportation,
etc.
2.
HELP FOR JOB
SEARCHES.
Including preparation in the
following
areas:
- Training or skill
development
- Academic upgrading
- Independent job
searches
-
English-as-a-Second-Language (ESL)
- Services in the local
Employment Resource Centres.
For
more information on this subject, see
Chapter #11 - Social Protection in Canada
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OTHER
CLASSES OF IMMIGRATION TO CANADA
FAMILY CLASS.

If immigrants are sponsored by any
Canadian resident who is a close relative. Thus, for example, those who have
a Permanent Resident Visa have the right to eventually ask a visa for their
parents, grandparents or children under 18 years old. These relatives are
accepted with a family class, which allows them to live in Canada as
permanent residents.
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REFUGEES

Immigrants who were accepted for humanitarian reasons. Canada
houses people from all countries in the world that are endangered,
especially in countries or areas in war or extreme violence.
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INDEPENDENT CLASS
- INVESTORS.
Applicants who have enough funds to
invest in Canada. To get this type of visa the applicant must proof the
possession of a share capital of around US$800,000 (depending on the
province). These applicants have a priority because they don't require a job
and create job positions by their investments. According to the Canadian
province where they want to establish, they must invest a minimal amount of
money (from U$400,000) in projects approved by the federal and provincial
government. Those funds will be kept for 5 years after which they are
refunded. All invested funds are guaranteed by the Canadian government in a
way that there is no possibility to any percentage of loss. This category of
investors have excellent possibilities to get a permanent residence in
Canada for them and their families, without any conditions demanded.
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INDEPENDENT CLASS – ENTREPRENEURS

Applicants who have the experience and resources to settle
down, purchase or start a company or business and running it successfully.
These applicants have a priority, as they don't need a job. Moreover, they
create job positions thanks to their investments. According to the Canadian
province where they want to establish, they must invest a minimal amount of
money (from U$300,000) in projects approved by the federal and provincial
government. The Canadian government allows these investors to keep their
visas as long as they generate their own income and create job positions
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INDEPENDENT CLASS – SELF EMPLOYED

Those applicants who can certify
their experience and success in an independent economical activity and have
the intention and the resources to start a business or a similar activity
that contributes in a significant way to the economical, cultural or
artistic life in Canada. Eligible applicants as self employed will be people
who can proof being able to support themselves on the bases of their skills
ant talents. They are usually farmers, businessmen in specific successful
areas, athletes, artists, musicians or writers.
NOTA:
Take into account that some economical activities are not
accepted by the Canadian government, as they may not contribute to the
Canadian economy in a substantial way. For example, restaurants, real
estate, sales, some investments in real estate, and others.
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