Details of employer-sponsored immigration in BC, Canada

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Details of employer-sponsored immigration in BC, Canada

Employee-amplified immigration in BC is a PNP immigration project jointly operated by the British Columbia government and the Federal Department of Immigration, which aims to help British Columbia employers hire and retain qualified foreign skilled workers with the required skills.

Since it is an employer-sponsored immigrant, it is definitely different from ordinary skilled immigrants. The difference between the two is whether there is an employer. If the employer-sponsored project is adopted, the enterprise must first apply for qualified applicants, agree to make an offer to the applicants, and support the applicants to apply for permanent residence through the provincial nomination plan; Then the employer and the applicant jointly apply for PNP. If the application is approved by PNP, they will get a provincial nomination certificate and can submit a maple leaf card application to the Federation.

Applicants, spouses and children will receive maple leaf cards. The Federal Immigration Department will give priority to the application for provincial nomination of skilled immigrants (employer-sponsored immigrants).

Employer-sponsored settlement in BC province:

Universal SI level

Fast class

CD-type professional mechanic work permit (this kind of work permit was obtained before going to work in Canada 1-2 years, and it took a long time, so I won't elaborate here).

The difference between SI and EEBC:

These two types of skilled immigrants in BC are mainly suitable for domestic applicants, and both types need to be provided by local employers in BC.

The most obvious difference between these two types of projects is the different language requirements for applicants. Ordinary SI does not nEEd to enter the federal ee, and IELTS requirements are relatively low. EEBC Express is a federal program, requiring IELTS to score 6 points in each item. Applicants who enter the federal EE and BC EE categories can get the EE 600 points of the federal ee. EEBC is relatively faster. Since it is faster, there are naturally higher requirements for applicants.

Differences between federal projects and provincial nominated projects:

Federal projects are directly audited by IRCC of the Immigration Bureau, and maple leaf cards can be obtained directly through the audit, while provincial government projects are launched by the provincial government to meet the local labor market, with the ultimate goal of obtaining provincial nomination and work signing support letters, which means that maple leaf cards can only be obtained after IRCC audit of the Immigration Bureau.

EEBC applied online quickly after being nominated by the province. Generally, the processing time of this kind of visa is about half a year. For immigrants sponsored by general employers, the average processing time is about 12- 18 months.

BC province employer guarantee application conditions:

1.2 years working experience in high-tech positions (NOC0, A, B);

2. There is an open-ended full-time employment letter issued by a qualified employer, and the salary is enough to meet your life in BC Province;

3. Have a certain English foundation, above CLB4;

4. Good health;

5. No criminal record;

6. College degree or above;

7. Give each invitation the lowest score.

Further reading: Canadian federal family reunion immigrants

Family reunion immigrants mainly refer to immigrants whose family members and relatives go to Canada to reunite with their relatives who have become permanent residents or citizens of Canada and live in Canada. 1. sponsored spouses and immigrants with dependent children

Canadian spouse reunion immigrants, also known as couples reunion immigrants, are the most common types of immigrants in Canada. Canadian couples' reunion immigration is mainly used for Canadian citizens or permanent residents living in Canada to guarantee their spouses or cohabiting partners to immigrate to Canada and live together with the sponsors in Canada.

If the spouse and children are already in Canada, they can apply for permanent residence in Canada; Spouses and children who live in their original places of residence overseas need to apply for immigrant visas overseas.

If you apply for permanent residency in China for your spouse or children:

Requirements:

1. The applicant must already be in Canada. In principle, the applicant should also be in Canada during the whole application period.

2. Applicants must have legal entry and legal residence status of temporary residents when entering the form, and must maintain their legal status during the whole period of waiting for the application result. People without legal status cannot apply for permanent residence in Canada as spouses;

The first stage lasts about six months, and the immigration officer will decide whether to allow the applicant to apply in China;

The second phase lasts for 3-6 months, dealing with permanent resident status issues, such as physical examination and background check.

If you are not registered to marry your spouse, you must prove that you have lived together for more than one year in the name of your cohabiting spouse; If you have registered marriage with your spouse, you can apply immediately after registration;

If there is a child over the age of 22 accompanying him, it is necessary to prove that the child was studying when applying for admission and was still studying when the visa was issued;

The authenticity of the relationship between husband and wife/cohabiting spouse must be proved. If the immigration officer doubts the authenticity of the spouse relationship, the visa application will be rejected;

If the application is rejected, the applicant has no right to appeal;

If you apply for an immigrant visa for your spouse or children abroad:

Requirements:

Applicants need to submit the guarantee application, physical examination and visa application together when filling out the form, so it is called the trinity application method;

Applicants cannot choose a visa office, but can only submit application documents to the Canadian visa office in charge of their residence;

At present, the whole immigration application processing time is about 6 months, and more complicated cases will drag on for a long time, such as 9 months or even more than a year;

The authenticity of the relationship between husband and wife/cohabiting spouse must be proved. If the immigration officer suspects that the marriage/cohabitation relationship between the applicant and the guarantor is to enable the applicant to obtain Canadian status, the immigration application will be rejected;

If the application is rejected, the guarantor may apply to the Court of Appeal for an appeal, and the Court of Appeal will make a ruling;

2. Sponsor parents and grandparents to emigrate

Requirements:

The guarantor must be a Canadian citizen or immigrant;

At least 18 years old;

More than 30% of Canada's minimum household income standard (that is, LICO+30%), you need documents from the Canadian Taxation Bureau to prove that the income in the past three years has exceeded the minimum requirements;

At the same time, it is necessary to ensure the financial support for the guarantor for 20 years after landing, and the guarantor and the guarantor must sign a guarantee agreement to provide financial support for the guarantor;

3. Ensure that other family members emigrate.

Requirements:

As a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and above 18.

Can help the insured meet the basic needs of food, clothing, housing and transportation.

When the guarantor arrives, he can provide him with basic financial help.

Ensure that the insured does not need government financial contribution.