Immigration programs for moving permanently to Canada
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The most popular Canadian immigration programs
- Federal programs are designed the search for qualified pros under 35 years of age. They usually perform under the so-called Express Entry system: to be among the candidates for immigration one must achieve a particular score. The potential can be found in the options made for qualified specialists (especially ones involved in medical care and hospice work), for workers, and for those who have at least 1 year of working experience in Canada.
- Provincial immigration programs are valid for Ontario, Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, British Columbia, and Mantiboa states. In contrast to federal, provincial programs are less demanding and may offer financial support.
- The Atlantic immigration program is a “pilot” option whose aim is to bring more working hands to the 4 Atlantic states of Canada (Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and New Scotland). They are unpopular due to their remote location.
- The Quebec program is good for those fluent in French. The admission is also score-based, yet since French is less popular and common than English the competition is lower.
- Program for nannies and sitters is one of the non-demanding options. Still, due to the low entry barrier and candidates’ qualifications, it is also one of the most competitive ones.
- Start-up visa. This program is created for the young entrepreneurs involved in the creation of innovative hi-tech products. Candidates must be competitive, ready for quick development, and already granted investments or business-incubators support.
Challenges of immigration to Canada
- get through a bid amount of data before application to find the most suitable program;
- provide documents that prove working experience and level of education, legitimize all relevant certs and diplomas, and provide English-level certificates;
- pass a complete medical examination and provide relevant papers as well as a certificate of non-conviction. In some cases mentioned documents should be also gathered from the family members (e.g. if the candidate wants to apply for the sitters’ program);
- prove that there is a minimal amount of means for living in Canada (depending on the program the sum varies from 120000 до 16000$ CAD which is equal to approx. 9000-15000$ USD);
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