Immigrate to Canada?

1. What is the difference between 1111 Financial Auditors and Accountants and 143 Finance and Insurance Clerks in the occupation list?

The former is an occupation recognized by Canada that can be approved for immigration to Canada.

The latter is an occupation for which Canada does not approve skilled immigrants.

Supplement: I am not in finance. But I understand that the former is related to auditing and accounting, and accounting firm work. The latter is insurance consulting, similar to helping you with investment and financial management.

2. Can’t a cashier be an immigrant?

The problem is that Canada does not lack this kind of technical talent. You can apply for other jobs, but you must provide at least one year of relevant experience in the job you are applying for in the past 10 years.

3. Can my husband apply for immigration after working as a salesman for 4 years?

641 Sales Representatives, Wholesale Trade are also not accepted by Canadian immigration authorities. So your husband cannot apply for immigration as a salesman.

4. If I am the main applicant and my job before submitting the application was as a cashier, and I change to another accounting job after submitting the application (I have an accounting certificate and an intermediate professional title), what will be the impact?

Your work experience must be at least one year before it is recognized that you are eligible to apply for immigration in this occupation.

5. If my husband is the main applicant and the company recommendation letter he provided when applying is true, but the company has since gone bankrupt, how can the Immigration Bureau verify the authenticity of the recommendation letter?

The Immigration Bureau uses various channels to determine the authenticity. Whether there are any flaws in the information you submitted, etc., telephone investigation, etc. In short, if he doubts you, it will be difficult for you to tell the truth, and it will become a lie. Once he thinks that you are a fraud, it will be almost impossible to successfully apply. So you must tell the truth, and the materials can be supplemented. I don’t have enough work experience now, so two years of application is enough to qualify. Canadian immigration generally does not take one or two years to succeed, unless your materials are excellent.