Employers in Canadian provinces sponsor immigrants.

Employers in Canada sponsor immigrants.

1, Ontario employers guarantee unique employer benefits in Ontario. For large companies operating in Ontario, the Canadian Immigration Bureau also gives considerable support to employers. According to the size of the employer's enterprise, there will be corresponding nomination places, so that such a large company can recruit suitable talents. Employers in Ontario, Canada sponsor skilled immigrants to apply for green cards in one step.

2.BC employer guarantee

The Employer Sponsored Immigration Project (PNP) in BC, Canada is an immigration project jointly operated by the BC government and the Federal Immigration Department. It aims to help employers in British Columbia hire and retain qualified foreign skilled workers with the required skills. The advantage of the employer-sponsored immigration project in BC Province is that employers do not need to apply to the Federal Human Resources Department for approval. As long as employers' enterprises meet certain requirements and agree to hire and sponsor applicants, they can directly apply to the provincial government for nominating immigrants.

Employers' sponsored immigrants in BC, Canada are divided into two categories:

1) Immigrants sponsored by ordinary employers

2) Employer-sponsored immigration in 2)EE channel

The difference between the two is simple. The category of EE channel is higher, but the speed is faster. Ordinary employers are not demanding, but the speed is slow.

3. Saskatchewan Employer Guarantee

Employer-sponsored immigration in Saskatchewan, Canada: Saskatchewan skilled immigrant nomination is a special way for Saskatchewan to introduce urgently needed professional and technical talents for sustained and stable economic development. The applicant holds a valid job invitation from an employer in Saskatchewan and applies for immigration.

You don't need to go to Canada for this project. In China, you can get the registration paper and a representative with Canadian status directly, and you can officially enjoy all the benefits of Canada when you arrive at the customs.

4. Manitoba Employer Guarantee

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Article 2 Classification of NOC skill level of Canadian immigrants

The National Occupation Classification System of Canada (NOC) is divided into five levels (0, A, B, C, D) according to the skill level of Canadian occupations, and the specific five-level skill level is mainly divided according to the education and training requirements for employees. From the perspective of immigration, NOC is mainly divided into high-level technical management occupations, that is, 0, A and B, and low-level technical occupations, that is, C and D.

1.SKILLLEVEL0: Management occupations in all walks of life are divided into 0 categories: also known as management occupations, which can be reflected in positions such as supervisors, managers and department heads engaged in management affairs. The educational level and language level required by the occupation. Therefore, at the time of immigration, if the occupation classification is O, then the applicant is required to have a fairly high level of English and French, and at least a bachelor's degree or above.

2.SKILLLEVELA: The occupations that require a college degree are Class A: also known as professional academic occupations, which can be manifested as: lawyers, auditors, dentists and other positions that require professional knowledge. According to different nature, this profession has different language requirements. Education generally requires bachelor degree or above.

3.SKILLLEVELB: The occupation that requires college education or apprenticeship training is Class B: also known as technical occupation. Specific performance can be: surveyors, plumbers, paralegals, logistics clerks and other positions that need professional training. This occupational classification requires less language and academic qualifications. Generally, college education or related technical training schools are required.

4. Skill level C: Class C is a profession that needs secondary school and/or specific vocational training;

5. skill level: the occupation that usually needs on-the-job training is class d;

Class C and D: There are not too many professional and technical posts, which can be embodied as postman, receptionist, salesman, kitchen helper, farmer and other posts that only need high school or junior high school education and simple training. This position usually does not meet the requirements of Canadian immigrants. But there are exceptions, such as employers in Saskatchewan sponsoring immigrants, because Saskatchewan has a list of industries that are in short supply. If your industry is on the list, you can meet the industry requirements of skilled immigrants' working experience in Saskatchewan, even if it is NOC's C and D occupations.

New visa policy for Canadian immigrants

The Canadian Immigration Bureau also stated that the current part-time schooling will not affect the eligibility to apply for a graduation work permit in the future. Affected by the epidemic, many schools in Canada suspended or closed some courses, and international students had to suspend or switch to part-time study. For these students, not studying full-time in the winter and summer vacations in 2020 will not affect the application for graduation work permit.

According to the Immigration Bureau, before issuing further notice, applicants still need to provide documents such as proof of no criminal record, fingerprint collection and physical examination before applying for visiting visa, school visa, graduation visa, immigration or renewal. If the applicant needs additional supporting documents, the Immigration Department will issue a letter of request for the applicant to respond within 90 days.

If you have requested other documents before, but the applicant fails to respond before the deadline, the Immigration Department will continue to submit a new request and allow the applicant an additional 90 days to respond. If the applicant still fails to submit the relevant documents after receiving the request for another 90 days, the visa officer shall continue to repeat the above operations.

Unless otherwise specified by the Immigration Department, they will not refuse the application. In addition, the Immigration Bureau indicated that there was no decision to speed up the processing of student visa applications.

Immigration Canada said that international students in Canada apply for student visas, but they may not be able to obtain admission notices or admission certificates due to the closure of schools. As a temporary convenience measure, the Immigration Department may allow students to submit applications without an admission notice or proof of admission when renewing their contracts. Applicants should use the online form to submit. If the applicant fails to submit any documents, the Immigration Bureau will submit a document description according to the above requirements.

In addition, students who need to restore their identity can submit their applications without admission notice or admission certificate, and submit relevant documents through WebForm. If the applicant fails to submit any documents in time, the Immigration Bureau will require the applicant to submit documents according to the above instructions.

According to the regulations of the Immigration Bureau, international graduates can apply for a graduation work visa, but due to the closure of the school, international students may not be able to obtain the final report card or graduation certificate. As a temporary convenience measure, applicants applying for graduation work visas will be allowed to submit their applications without submitting graduation certificates or final transcripts.

When submitting an application, the applicant must submit an explanatory letter through the Immigration Department, stating that the required documents cannot be submitted due to the closure of the school. Applicants should submit these documents using the IRCCWeb form. If the applicant fails to submit any documents, the Immigration Bureau will require the applicant to submit documents according to the above instructions.