How to study or immigrate to Canada?

The specific conditions for applying for ordinary skilled immigrants are as follows:

Age: 2 1~44 years old, there are opportunities for older or younger;

Education: College degree or above. If you apply as a chef or craftsman, you are not subject to this restriction;

Work experience: you must have more than one year's work experience in this major;

Language ability: Know English or French.

How to evaluate your score:

General skilled immigrants use a scoring system to divide the applicant's ability, and evaluate the applicant's score mainly according to the following aspects:

A the full score of this item is 10, and the score is determined according to the actual age of the applicant when submitting the application.

18 years4; 19 years old 6; 20 years old 8; 2 1-44 years old10; 45 years old 8; 46 years old 6; 47 years old 4; 48 years old 2; Over 49 years old 0.

B education level: the full score of this item is 16, and the scores of corresponding academic qualifications and degrees in China are listed below (the bottom score is not listed, and this score is too low to immigrate).

College degree-bachelor degree (no degree) 13

Bachelor degree 15.

Master's degree and doctor's degree 16

C education and training index (ETF): the score is determined according to the professional name of the applicant applying for immigration.

The specific conditions for applying for ordinary skilled immigrants are as follows:

Age: 2 1~44 years old, there are opportunities for older or younger;

Education: College degree or above. If you apply as a chef or craftsman, you are not subject to this restriction;

Major: it must be the major specified in the immigration occupation table;

Work experience: you must have more than one year's work experience in this major;

Language ability: Know English or French.

How to evaluate your score:

General skilled immigrants use a scoring system to divide the applicant's ability, and evaluate the applicant's score mainly according to the following aspects:

A the full score of this item is 10, and the score is determined according to the actual age of the applicant when submitting the application.

18 years4; 19 years old 6; 20 years old 8; 2 1-44 years old10; 45 years old 8; 46 years old 6; 47 years old 4; 48 years old 2; Over 49 years old 0.

B education level: the full score of this item is 16, and the scores of corresponding academic qualifications and degrees in China are listed below (the bottom score is not listed, and this score is too low to immigrate).

College degree-bachelor degree (no degree) 13

Bachelor degree 15.

Master's degree and doctor's degree 16

C education and training index (ETF): according to the score of the professional name of the applicant applying for immigration, the full score is 18.

D. Language ability: the full score of this item is 15. There are two languages, English and French. Choose any one as the first language. This score is assessed by the immigration officer during the interview or through the IELTS test.

Reading, writing and speaking in the first language

Fluency 3 3 3

Overview 2 2 2

Have difficulty 0000

Reading, writing and speaking as a second language

Fluency 2 2 2

Generally 1 1 1

Have difficulty 0000

E. Occupation score: According to the occupation name of the applicant applying for immigration, the full score is 10. Canada requires at least 1 for this item.

F. Employment score: full score for this item10; If there is an employment certificate of a Canadian company, the score is 10, and there is no score. Generally, it is difficult to get a work permit. The specific reasons are not explained in this article, and it is also difficult to spend money to buy it (otherwise, many companies will sell work permits).

G. years of work: the full mark of this item is 8 points, which is determined by years of work, with 2 points per year.

H. Population index score: The full score is 10, and the score published by the Canadian Immigration Bureau is 8, which means that any applicant can get 8. Immigration Canada adjusts the number of immigrants through this macro adjustment.

1. Personal adaptability: The full score of this item is 10, which will be given by the immigration officer by asking questions during the interview.

J. Relatives score: If there are more than one quarter of relatives in Canada, you can get 5 points, otherwise you can get 0 points.

If the sum of the above scores exceeds 70 points, it meets the basic conditions for immigration to Canada (if you apply for immigration to Quebec, you only need 65 points). Generally speaking, most applicants E and J get 0 points, while G and I only get 0 points during the interview. Therefore, the scores of A, B, C, D, F and H are called objective scores. Most applicants only have one language (usually English), and get 9 points at most. So they must get at least an objective score of 5 1 before they can finally get 70 points.

Note: The application for skilled immigrants in Quebec, Canada, only needs 65 points or more, and the spouse with a certain degree can also get extra points. Compared with the federal government, its skilled migration policy is more relaxed, but applicants are required to have a primary level of French. The Canadian Guide to General Skilled Migrants gives a detailed introduction to skilled migrants in Quebec. Score, the full score of this item is 18.

D. Language ability: the full score of this item is 15. There are two languages, English and French. Choose any one as the first language. This score is assessed by the immigration officer during the interview or through the IELTS test.

Reading, writing and speaking in the first language

Fluency 3 3 3

Overview 2 2 2

Have difficulty 0000

Reading, writing and speaking as a second language

Fluency 2 2 2

Generally 1 1 1

Have difficulty 0000

E. Occupation score: According to the occupation name of the applicant applying for immigration, the full score is 10. Canada requires at least 1 for this item.

F. Employment score: full score for this item10; If there is an employment certificate of a Canadian company, the score is 10, and there is no score. Generally, it is difficult to get a work permit. The specific reasons are not explained in this article, and it is also difficult to spend money to buy it (otherwise, many companies will sell work permits).

G. years of work: the full mark of this item is 8 points, which is determined by years of work, with 2 points per year.

H. Population index score: The full score is 10, and the score published by the Canadian Immigration Bureau is 8, which means that any applicant can get 8. Immigration Canada adjusts the number of immigrants through this macro adjustment.

1. Personal adaptability: The full score of this item is 10, which will be given by the immigration officer by asking questions during the interview.

J. Relatives score: If there are more than one quarter of relatives in Canada, you can get 5 points, otherwise you can get 0 points.

If the sum of the above scores exceeds 70 points, it meets the basic conditions for immigration to Canada (if you apply for immigration to Quebec, you only need 65 points). Generally speaking, most applicants E and J get 0 points, while G and I only get 0 points during the interview. Therefore, the scores of A, B, C, D, F and H are called objective scores. Most applicants only have one language (usually English), and get 9 points at most. So they must get at least an objective score of 5 1 before they can finally get 70 points.

Note: The application for skilled immigrants in Quebec, Canada, only needs 65 points or more, and the spouse with a certain degree can also get extra points. Compared with the federal government, its skilled migration policy is more relaxed, but applicants are required to have a primary level of French. The Canadian Guide to General Skilled Migrants gives a detailed introduction to skilled migrants in Quebec.