skilled immigration

Canadian skilled immigrants refer to those who have received the corresponding technical skills training, have corresponding work experience, master the language ability of Canada's official language, meet the immigration conditions and can permanently settle in Canada. So what is the procedure for applying for skilled immigrants in Canada?

The procedures for applying for skilled immigrants in Canada are as follows:

Immigration Procedure 1: Pre-trial-submitted to Canadian CIO, IELTS required.

Submit a full set of application form, passport copy, IELTS copy and application fee (bill of exchange or credit card payment form) to CIO in NS province, Canada for pre-examination, and send a supplementary letter by mail in about 2 months (the cycle varies greatly in different periods). If the pre-trial fails, the CIO will also send a refusal letter and refund the application fee.

Immigration Procedure 2: Supplementary Letter (CIO Reference Number)

The supplementary letter is in the form of mail, and it takes 120 days (4 months) from the issuance of the supplementary letter to the final completion of the supplement. If it is not ready within 4 months, the case can be withdrawn by itself, and the embassy will refund the application fee before formal processing.

Immigration Procedure 3: Physical Examination (ME)

After the materials are submitted, the most important thing is to do a good background investigation. If there is no problem with the background check, you can receive the physical examination form soon. According to the different embassies submitted, the issuance time of the medical examination form is slightly different. At present, the physical examination in Beijing takes about 1-2 and a half months, and the Hong Kong Embassy takes about 2-3 months. The difference is not very big.

Immigration Procedure 4: Visa

Follow the above immigration procedures. If all goes well, you can get a Canadian immigrant visa and landing paper (commonly known as PL). If you need to land in Canada within one year after physical examination, you can apply for a Canadian maple leaf card with immigration paper.