What is the difference between employer-sponsored immigrants and skilled immigrants?

Skilled immigrants require that your language level and major meet the 29 professional categories of federal skilled immigrants. Employer-sponsored immigration is a provincial nomination project, and you need an employer. I will provide you with an employer's letter. The educational background and language requirements of the applicants in this project are lower than those of skilled immigrants.

In terms of processing time:

The former has a long treatment cycle, while the latter is relatively short.

In terms of cost:

The former cost is low, and the latter cost is high!