Requirements of Canadian employers to sponsor immigrants

Requirements of Canadian employers to sponsor immigrants

Employer-sponsored immigration can help you find a suitable employer who is willing to provide guarantee for your immigration work while you are still in China. It can not only help you find a suitable job, but also enable you to complete the purpose of immigration.

First: Requirements for the applicant himself. The age of the applicant is relatively moderate, generally between 23 and 50 years old. He is in good health and is not ill. At present, he has no criminal record and is a good citizen who knows and abides by the law.

Second: the requirements for the applicant's work. In terms of education, it is lower than that of skilled immigrants, and only the applicant needs college education or above, and the specific situation needs to be matched according to your work. In addition, the requirements for the applicant's work experience are very low. The minimum requirement is that the applicant only needs to work full-time for one year within ten years. It can be said that the threshold of experience is low enough.

Third: Language requirements for applicants. Canada is a country where English is the main language of communication. As a worker, the Canadian government still wants you to have certain language communication skills. Of course, the requirements are not very high, as long as the minimum language requirements are met.

Advantages of Canadian immigrant children

Many people choose to study abroad and immigrate to Canada, not only because of Canada's education system, but also because of its high welfare policy.

1, milk gold

I believe everyone should have heard of "milk gold", which is a welfare for children. In Canada, every child can receive this subsidy every month from birth to 18 years old. Because this money is enough for children to drink milk, we are used to calling it "milk gold". From 20 19 to 2020, each child under 6 years old can get 6639 dollars, and children under 6-17 years old can get 5602 dollars.

Application requirements:

A. Short-term residents (tourists, international students and work visas) who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents and have lived in Canada for the past 18 months and have the right of abode for 19 months can also apply;

B, the applicant must be the child's main dependent;

C. If the child is under 18, the applicant must live with the child;

2. Free education for children

The compulsory education system in Canada is 12. Canadian citizens or immigrants and their children enjoy free compulsory education from primary school to secondary school. After graduating from high school, they don't need to take a unified exam. They applied for universities with 1 1 and 12 (equivalent to the grades of senior two and senior three). You can also participate in free education in the following situations.

A. International students with study visas can enjoy free education in public schools with their children;

B. holders of work visas can enjoy free education with their children;

Article 3 Matters needing attention in applying for employer-sponsored immigration in Ontario, Canada

1, application cycle

The whole period for overseas people to apply for employer-sponsored immigration in Ontario is 14-24 months, of which only 6- 12 months is needed in the federal stage, because the backlog rate of immigration application materials in Ontario Immigration Bureau is low and the processing speed is relatively fast.

2. Temporary license

During CIC's application for permanent residence, the applicant can apply for a temporary work permit to work in Ontario.

It's time to advertise for a job

It takes 2-4 weeks for employers to publish job advertisements before submitting Ontario nomination documents, which takes about 1 month.

4. Entrust a professional organization

The applicant entrusts a professional organization to submit an immigration application, which saves time and effort, and will make it easier to obtain an Ontario employer-sponsored immigration visa and obtain permanent residence status in Canada.