What are the steps if I apply for skilled immigrants in Canada?

To apply for skilled immigrants in Canada, you must meet the following six criteria, with a total score of 67 or more.

1, age: it must be between 2 1-49 years old, with a total score of 10, and 2 points will be deducted for each exceeding 1 year old.

2. Education (education): junior college, with school years 15 of 22 points, undergraduate 20 points, undergraduate double bachelor 22 points, master's degree and doctor's degree 25 points.

3. Work experience: more than one year 17 points, 2 points for each additional year, and 20 points for more than three years.

4. Language ability: English IELTS should be above 6.0.

Ielts 9 points

—& gt； Immigration score 16

IELTS 8 points

—& gt； Immigration score 16

IELTS 7 points

—& gt； Immigration score 12

IELTS 6 points

—& gt； Immigration score 8

5. Do you have any relatives or job invitations in Canada? Total score 10.

6. Married or not: 3 to 5 points for married people.

Basic steps of applying for skilled immigrants in Canada (new application procedures implemented after September 2006 1)

1, the first stage of submitting application materials

Fill in the basic information of the applicant and submit it to the Canadian consulate together with the application fee (the first stage is equivalent to registering with the Immigration Bureau).

2. The second stage of submitting application documents

When the Immigration Bureau specifically examines your application, it will inform you to prepare all the application documents as required and send them to the Canadian Consulate (reasonable preparation time will be given).

At this stage, you can take CCPE certification and IELTS test.

If you apply to be an engineer, you should be certified by CCPE.

IELTS is required at this stage.

Step 3 prepare for the interview

After listening to the applicant's materials, the Immigration Bureau will decide whether an interview is needed. Those with excellent IELTS scores (generally above 7 points) can be exempted from the test interview.

Step 4 interview

The Immigration Bureau will send you an interview notice about 2 months before the interview. The notice will inform the applicant of the exact interview time and the materials that need to be brought during the interview (please note that some materials must be original). The interview time is generally 30 minutes. You will know the interview result after the interview. If qualified, the immigration officer will issue you a medical examination form.

Step 5 have a physical examination

The medical examination hospital is designated by the immigration bureau, and the medical examination must be carried out within 7 days after the interview is passed.

6. Obtain an immigrant visa (landing)

Paper)

After the interview, if there is no problem with the physical examination, it will take about 1 month, and the immigration office will issue an immigrant visa.

7. Entry registration

Within the landing time limited by the immigrant visa (usually landing)

Report within 1 1 month after the paper is published.

Remarks: The whole application process generally takes at least three months from the beginning to the end, and generally takes six months to more than one year.

Interpretation of the application procedure for new immigrants: Since the end of last year, there have been two major changes in Canada's immigration policy:

1. After the Conservative Party came to power, it put forward new ideas such as setting up a special agency to evaluate and recognize the professional qualifications of new immigrants, charging landing fees by half, and reforming the naturalization regulations for adopted children. The quota of the immigration program has changed. Since September 1 2006, all visa offices of Immigration Canada have officially launched "Simplified Application Procedures".

2. The new initiative to simplify application processing (SAP) aims to improve the efficiency of immigration processing. If the applicant meets the requirements of skilled migration, he only needs to submit the application form and application fee to get the file number letter issued by the Canadian Immigration Bureau and enter the waiting queue. Once the application is formally accepted, all application documents need to be provided. If the applicant cancels the immigration application before the Immigration Bureau officially accepts it, all the application fees paid to the Canadian government will be refunded without interest.

As the immigration project with the largest number of applicants, federal skilled migration has always been one of the most economical ways for many applicants who dream of immigrating to Canada. With the launch of SPA, applicants no longer need to prepare all the application materials first. In the first stage, they only need to fill in a simple personal information form, pay the application fee, and get the file number letter within two weeks to lock in the standards and qualified scores of federal skilled immigrants. Before entering the formal hearing procedure, the applicant can request to cancel the immigration application at any time and get back the application fee without paying any material preparation fee. The cost of immigration application is extremely low, which is conducive to more qualified applicants to make up their minds as soon as possible. Once the application is formally accepted, all documents need to be submitted, IELTS scores, certificates, various notarial certificates and other materials need to be sent, and there is sufficient preparation time of 4 months. It is estimated that within six months after the start of SPA, the number of applications for federal skilled immigrants in Canada will increase substantially, thus breaking the delicate balance between application volume, processing capacity and labor demand. It is suggested that those who have met the requirements at present should seize the time and submit their applications as soon as possible.