How to apply for immigration to Canada, are there any requirements?

At present, many friends ask about the conditions and policies of skilled immigrants in Canada. Canada is one of the world's industrial powers. With its political stability and rich educational resources, it has always been the applicant's favorite immigrant country. Next, let's learn about the following Canadian skilled immigration conditions and policies with international immigrants! Hope to have friends who need help!

One: Canada's skilled migration policy

The EE project of Canadian federal skilled immigrants is also often called the fast-track project. The new policy will be implemented from the date of 20 15 1, with no restrictions on occupations and places, and only merit-based admission according to scores. As long as the applicant's occupation is in Canada's NOC occupation list or mechanic occupation list, and other conditions of the project are met, he can apply to enter the EE candidate pool. After that, applicants are screened through CRS scoring system, and invitations are issued according to the scores from high to low. Only invited candidates are eligible to submit formal visa applications.

Federal skilled immigrants in Canada can also be divided into three categories: federal skilled immigrants, federal experienced immigrants and federal skilled immigrants. Among them, federal skilled immigrants need to pass the preliminary evaluation form, and the latter two can directly submit EE applications and wait for the invitation of the Federal Immigration Service.

Two: Canada's skilled migration conditions

1. Have a full-time job for at least one consecutive year, or a part-time job equivalent to a full-time job for one consecutive year;

2. Work experience must be in the Canadian national occupational classification skill type O (management work), A (professional work) or B (technical work and technical trade);

3. The applicant must have worked in the last 10 year (more than one year);

4. The applicant must pass the conduct test, mainly through the notarization of no crime;

5. Applicants should meet the physical examination standards, mainly to check those who have great risks to public health in Canada, such as AIDS and major high-level infectious diseases. There are also diseases that have caused a huge financial burden to the Canadian government, such as severe kidney disease and heart disease.

6. In terms of funds, the Canadian federal government requires skilled immigrant applicants to have certain economic self-sufficiency and be able to maintain the living expenses of the whole family in Canada for six months to one year.

These are the conditions and policies of skilled immigrants in Canada. If you want to know more about overseas immigrants, you can pay attention to international immigrants!