List of skilled immigrants in Canada and general steps

The list is all online, official! And this is generally not DIY! !

Specific:

There are two main stages for applicants in short supply occupation category (category 1): CIU pre-trial evaluation stage and embassy approval stage.

Step 1: Submit the application.

1. When the applicant submits the preliminary application, the immigration officer will check whether the application form is correct and whether the application fee is correct, but the applicant only needs to submit the following materials:

* Application Form

* If there is an agent, please provide the agency agreement form.

* Application fee

* It is best to attach a copy of the applicant's ID card (optional).

You must submit a complete application to:

Canadian citizens and immigrants

Federal centralized receiving unit for skilled workers

PO Box 7500

Sydney, NSB 1P 0A9

Canada

2. If the application form is wrong, or the application fee is incorrect, or you should not apply for a case in this embassy, then your application will be returned, that is, the materials are usually returned. If you submit other documents in your application, your application will also be returned.

3. If you submit the correct application form and the correct application fee, you will receive a letter from the embassy within a certain period of time, that is, the file number and file number (referred to as FN), which proves that we have accepted your application. We will provide you with the file number, the next processing time and the second application in the letter. Now it seems that the Beijing Embassy/KLOC-will receive the file number in 0/5 days, and the Hong Kong Embassy will receive the file number in nearly half a year.

Please don't contact the embassy during the initial application. Even if your marital status changes, you have children, change jobs, or get a new degree and education, the information will be updated in the second step, but if the following changes occur, you can contact the immigration officer.

* Change of immigration agent;

* change of mailing address;

* You intend to cancel your application and ask for a refund of the application fee;

* You won the provincial nomination plan;

* You have received an application for employment in Canada.

In addition, do not provide any materials and updates.

Step 2: supplement the immigration certification materials.

1. When the immigration officer handles your case, they will contact you and ask you to provide the required documents:

:: Updated application form;

* More application fee if you are married or have children;

* All other supporting documents.

* The immigration officer will provide you with a complete list of documents, including photos, academic and professional certificates, language proficiency certificates and proof that you have not been criminally punished.

When the immigration officer receives all the documents, the immigration officer will evaluate your application based on the information and documents provided by you. Then you will receive evaluation results or other requirements, such as interview, physical examination or passport.

If the immigration officer thinks that the applicant meets the immigration conditions, he will further study the minimum immigration requirements, scoring items and settlement funds. If the above conditions are met, the embassy may conduct a background check and arrange an interview (if necessary). Eligible applicants will also ask for a physical examination. The order of physical examination and background investigation is uncertain. If there is no problem, issue an immigrant visa, otherwise it is a refusal letter.

Note: For applicants with low IELTS requirements or high English level, it is not a problem to get a pass in the exam. It is suggested to submit the application first, so as to avoid policy changes, as long as they can get a passing grade within six months after submitting the application. Of course, the sooner you get the score, the shorter the whole cycle will be.

Applicants who have high IELTS requirements or lack confidence in the IELTS test are advised to take the IELTS test in advance, and then submit it after confirming that the score has passed or it is not a problem to take the IELTS test again.

Attachment: List of documents required for skilled immigrants from the Canadian Embassy in China.

2. Identity and citizenship documents

2. 1

Birth certificate;

-Marriage certificate

-The death certificate of the former spouse, if applicable;

-divorce certificates and mediation papers applied by the principal and the deputy (indicating the custody right of the dependent children);

Adoption certificate;

-Household registration (hukou) of China citizens;

-Any dependent child who goes to Canada with you must have a written certificate of no objection from the parents who do not go to Canada with you and agree to take the child out of the country of residence. This certificate needs notarization;

-/kloc-unmarried certificate for children over 0/6 years old;

2.2 Identity and education documents of the dependent children (applicable to the dependent children who have reached the age of 22 or above when submitting the application)

-proof of continuing full-time study after reaching the age of 22;

-Proof of continuous financial support from parents since the age of 22.

2.3 If the parents of minor children who will accompany the immigrants cannot accompany them, parents who need to provide non-accompanying parents need to sign the consent statement provided by the embassy and attach a copy of their ID cards.

2.4 Copy of passport and ID card (main application and accompanying family members), no original passport.

2.5 No criminal certificate (family member 18 years old or above, living for more than 6 months).

2.6 Four photos of each person, with names on the back, and put them in envelopes.

3. Settlement funds

-Original bank deposit certificate

4. Education

(a) All degrees/diplomas obtained and corresponding transcripts;

(b) For higher education degrees obtained in China, the original degree certification report of the Degree and Postgraduate Development Center of the Ministry of Education shall be submitted;

Professional qualification certificate (such as engineer, computer programmer, accountant, translator/interpreter, architect, doctor, etc.). );

5. Ability in English or French

Original IELTS and/or TEF test scores (recommended)

6. Work experience (past ten years)

A) The employment letter (recommendation letter) must contain all the following information:

The exact working hours in the company;

All your positions during your work and the length of your resignation;

Your main responsibilities during each position;

Your total annual salary and allowance;

Income (salary, welfare, commission and bonus, if any);

The business card of the person who signed this letter.

B) notarization of labor contract;

C) The tax payment certificate and social insurance certificate of the main application provided by the employer or the relevant competent department;

7. Age (proof of age, birth certificate, household registration)

For documents on age, please refer to point 2. 1 (a) above. For more information about age selection factors, please click here.

8. Working arrangements in Canada

8. 1 If you are currently working legally in Canada with a work permit, please provide a copy of the work permit.

8.2 If holding a long-term job invitation confirmed by HRSDC, provide a copy of HRSDC confirmation letter;

9. Adaptability

9. 1 spouse's education level

(a) All degrees/diplomas obtained and corresponding transcripts;

(b) For higher education degrees obtained in China, the original degree certification report of the Degree and Postgraduate Development Center of the Ministry of Education shall be submitted;

9.2 The client and the agent apply for the Canadian work certificate.

(a) Employment permit of the Department of Citizenship and Immigration.

(b) Original letter of recommendation from Canadian employer

9.3 Principal and Deputy Applicants of Canadian Learning Certificate

(a) Student authorization letter from Citizenship and Immigration Department

(b) Degrees/diplomas and transcripts of more than two years of post-secondary education.

9.4 Work arrangements in Canada are described in 8.

9.5 Canadian relatives of the principal applicant and the deputy applicant

(a) Birth notarization of relatives in Canada,

(b) a citizen card or maple leaf card of a Canadian relative.

(c) The latest assessment notice or T4 list of Canadian relatives, the latest Canadian utility bill and the Canadian housing lease contract.

It is basically impossible to complete the task without IELTS now. Unless you are a genius in other fields and Canada really needs you to go, don't think about it!

Generally around 1.5 years! !