Introduction of skilled immigrants and overseas immigrants in Canada

1. Introduction of skilled immigrants and overseas immigrants in Canada

First, skilled immigrants.

1. Immigrant projects without employer's guarantee.

1) Federal EE Fast Track-Federal Skilled Migrants

The abbreviation of federal skilled migration is FSW, which is an immigration program of the federal government. This project has been in China since 1980s, and it has absorbed the most immigrants from China in the last 30 years.

2) Ontario Human Capital Priority Plan

Applicable people: young, IELTS 6666 (listening, speaking, reading and writing), IT talents, bachelor degree or above in Canada (non-Canadian graduates must pass ECA examination).

Duration: 6 months-1 year

3) There is no employer in Saskatchewan, and there is a shortage of skilled professionals.

Experimental population: young, good at English, and lacking jobs in Saskatchewan.

Period: 1 year

4) Overseas skilled immigrants from Manitoba.

Like Saskatchewan, Manitoba, a grassland province, hopes to occupy a certain position in the talent competition, so it has launched two provincial nomination projects. Different from other provinces, Manitoba pays more attention to whether future immigrants can really live in the province, so "connection with Manitoba" has become an important consideration standard.

5) The new province lacks professional fast skilled immigrants.

There are two kinds of EE occupations that are in short supply in new province, one is Class A with employer's requirements, and the other is Class B without local employer's offer requirements. At present, Class B is closed and Class A is open. MEEt the federal ee application conditions when applying. Generally, overseas applicants need to meet the requirements for applying for federal skilled migration (IELTS reaches 46, with 1 year working experience in short supply in recent six years, with 67 points), and meet the requirements for short supply in new provinces, and then wait for the quota to be opened.

2. Immigration projects without employer's guarantee.

Literally, it is not difficult to understand that these immigrant projects are based on employer guarantees. Ontario, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Alberta and Atlantic have such programs. However, there is an unavoidable threshold for employer's guarantee, namely LMIA, which is a certificate issued by the Canadian Labor Department to the employer. This certificate is extremely precious. LMIA is very demanding of employers. Only when employers try unsuccessfully to recruit local employees can they issue certificates allowing employers to recruit overseas employees.

Second, immigrants studying abroad.

1. Student immigrants in Saskatchewan.

It should be noted that the application conditions for this program are different for international students who graduated from the University of Saskatchewan and those who graduated from universities in other provinces in Canada.

2. International students in 2.BC Province

Vancouver is in BC province, which is China's favorite province, and there are many overseas students. Although BC's foreign student policy is not as smooth as Saskatchewan's, there are many opportunities for China people. For undergraduates, after graduation, they can apply for immigration if they find a job in NOC0/A/B in BC province and the job matches their major. The trial time in BC province is still very fast. The nomination stage in BC province takes 2-3 months, the federal immigration stage takes about 6 months, and the battle is solved in 9 months.

3. Student immigrants in Ontario.

Ordinary students in Ontario can get a work visa and find a job that meets NOC0/A/B after graduation, so they can apply for provincial nominated immigrants in Ontario, and their majors can be different. Postgraduates and doctors, on the other hand, do not need to find a job at all, and apply for provincial nomination directly after graduation. However, Ontario is the most developed province in Canada, where graduate students and doctors cluster together, so this irregular open project also requires players to master the skills of Seconds Kill.

4. International student migration in Manitoba

If you finish your studies in Manetho, you can apply for provincial nomination directly if your major is STEM, and you don't need employer's guarantee. If you are a non-STEM major, you must be on the list of occupations in short supply in Manitoba and have a full-time job contract for one year before you can apply.

5. Student immigrants from Alberta.

International students in Alberta need to study and work in the province for at least 6 months, and their job needs are related to their majors. Foreign students are not eligible to apply. The majors and schools you have studied need to be recognized by the province.

6. Overseas students from four maritime provinces

The threshold for studying abroad in the four Atlantic provinces is as low as that for skilled immigrants. Students only need to study in a school recognized by the government for two years, and find a qualified employer within one year after graduation, and they can get a contract of 1 year. Work can be NOC0/A/B/C, and the working threshold is really low.

7. Canada experienced immigration

Literally, this is a federal immigration program, which is specially prepared for international students. Because this project is in the EE fast track, it takes six months from the trial cycle to now, and several blocks of the provincial nominated international student immigration project have been abandoned.

2. Benefits of immigrating to Canada

Canada, as an Ivy League immigrant for many years, people immigrate to Canada or study in Canada every year. In a word, Canada is an absolutely attractive country for China people.

1, Canadian attraction 1: Give children a better future.

Education in Canada is famous for its rigor. It combines the delicacy of British education with the flexibility of American education, and its education level ranks among the top in the world. Canadian universities are mainly public, with large-scale public schools, sufficient teachers, complete facilities, many courses and low tuition fees. The school will also give many financial subsidies to its citizens and immigrant students.

The level and quality of education in Canada are universally recognized. Many people choose to immigrate to Canada for their children's education.

However, even if you choose to study abroad instead of immigrating to Canada, the cost of studying in Canada is quite competitive and cost-effective. Due to sufficient education funds, Canadian universities charge less for overseas students than other western countries while ensuring the quality of education. For example, the cost of studying in the United States and Britain is about 250,000-300,000 RMB per year, and the cost of studying in Canada is about10-200,000 RMB per year, which is very cost-effective. Studying in Canada can also obtain permanent resident status through PEQ, which is impossible in many other countries.

In addition, the good-neighborly, friendly, mutually beneficial and relatively free entry-exit relationship between Canada and the United States is conducive to the wide recognition of the academic qualifications obtained by international students in Canada, especially in the United States. This creates very favorable conditions for students to transfer to the United States or work in the United States in the future.

2, generous welfare benefits

Canada has been rated as the most livable country in the world by authoritative organizations such as the United Nations for many years. Vancouver, the capital of Canada, ranks first among the most livable cities in the world for many times.

Canada has a beautiful natural environment, a vast territory with few people, diverse geographical environment and superior natural scenery. Living in Canada, from vast pastures to vast lakes, from forest-covered mountains to picturesque coastlines along the Atlantic coast, you will witness the most beautiful natural scenery in the world and enjoy different ecological environments in the world.

Apart from the superior environment, the most attractive thing in Canada is the perfect welfare. Canada is a sound welfare society. From newborns to the elderly, from buying a house for the first time to getting married and having children, there is a perfect lifelong welfare system, as well as education for adults and children.

During the immigrant life in Canada, children can enjoy milk money, the education fund before high school is free, and the whole family can enjoy medical insurance. As long as you have lived in Canada for 10 years, you can unconditionally enjoy various allowances such as pensions after retirement. It has a beautiful environment, vast territory and abundant resources, and few people, and has always been called a paradise for the elderly.

3. Multi-location visa-free

With a Canadian passport, most countries in the world can go to countries above 180 without visa. Many people have business dealings overseas. For them, it is most important to be able to move around the world conveniently and quickly, so many investors choose to immigrate to Canada because of this.

3. Introduction of applying for Canadian federal self-employed immigrants

As an immigrant country with a long history, Canada has been attracting friends from China who want to immigrate for decades. As far as the current situation is concerned, there are more than 80 kinds of immigration projects in Canada, and it is still difficult to match the one that suits you best. In fact, if you really want to immigrate to Canada, there is a federal self-employed immigrant in Canada. You don't need to consider external factors such as academic qualifications, English proficiency, and money or not. You only need work experience to apply.

First, the reasons for choosing federal self-employed immigrants

Low requirements: the applicant does not need to invest in Canada, and has no rigid requirements such as education, age and English ability. It can be said that the requirements are very low.

Sufficient quota: Canada's federal self-operated application is approved very quickly, and there is no long schedule. It only takes a few months to obtain permanent resident status in Canada.

Second, the application conditions of the federal self-employed immigrants

Canadian federal self-employed immigrants have extremely low requirements for applicants, but this does not mean that there are no requirements. The specific application conditions are as follows:

Engaged in industries starting with NOC5-, which can be art industry, sports referee, fitness coach, photographer, interior designer, host, craftsman and so on.

Have at least 2 years of full-time working experience in related industries within the first 5 years of submitting the application, which can be continuous for 2 years or intermittent but accumulated for 2 years.

You can apply if the EOI score reaches 35 (100%).

The applicant and his entourage meet the medical examination requirements.

The applicant and his entourage have no criminal record.

Applicants must be accepted by Canada.

If the applicant or his entourage has the following factors, it is not accepted by Canada:

There are security risks.

Violation of human rights or international human rights

commit a crime

Related to criminal organizations

Serious health problems

Financial problems

Submit false materials

Not in compliance with Canadian laws and regulations

Family members are not allowed to log in to Canada.

Applicants must intend to live in a province outside Quebec.

Submit biometric information

4. Canadian immigrant education system

Parents who immigrate to Canada will find that their education and school standards are very high, and various school education choices are impressive. In fact, even in terms of ranking and evaluation, the overall number of schools in Canada is a force to be reckoned with. Canada is proud of its transparent system, and education is no exception.

It is worth noting that parents who immigrate to this geographically large country with their children can stop worrying and start screening resources that can help them make wise decisions. For parents who want to self-evaluate, Fraser Institute distributes their transcripts to public and private schools in all provinces every year to measure and compare their academic performance.

Parents should note that Canada does not have a nationalized education system, and the responsibility for implementation and evaluation is entrusted to 13 provinces and regions. So the system in each region will be roughly similar, but not exactly the same. There are differences in curriculum, language, assessment methods and accountability policies. The age range of compulsory education is also controlled by each jurisdiction, which may be different, although most people require the age to be between 6 and 16.

Once immigrants decide which province or region to build their homes in, they need to pay more attention to their research and consider whether public or private schools are most suitable for their children's special needs. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, but cost and route are often the most important factors in the decision-making process.

1, public schools

Public schools in Canada are influenced by provinces or regions. Therefore, the curriculum is an accurate reflection of the population in this area, corresponding to the geography, language, history and culture of the surrounding space.

For example, due to Quebec's French-speaking population, the main language of education is French. New Brunswick follows the bilingual policy, while other provinces use English.

Although some public schools may also offer international diploma (IB) and pre-university (AP) courses, it is certainly not the norm.

Immigrant students with residence permits can enter Canadian public schools free of charge, but they do not need to pay the tuition fees specified by their provinces/regions.

Like most countries, the standards of public schools vary from person to person. Some schools have excellent reputation, while others have been blacklisted by parents for many years. Check the transcripts of various institutions to better understand their achievements. In addition, when students attend Canadian public schools based on river basins, parents may wish to choose their own living areas according to the corresponding schools in their regions.

2. Private schools

Although most Canadian citizens use the free public education system, immigrants who can afford it may also want to consider private schools for their children, including international schools, military schools and special needs schools.

These institutions are mainly funded by students' tuition fees and private donors, and like many countries, people think that they have better facilities, more diversified and comprehensive extracurricular activities, smaller class sizes and higher education levels.

In addition, each school can set its own curriculum, and some schools claim to have different language backgrounds, teaching methods and religious value systems. This is especially important for foreigners who want their children to continue to study in their mother tongue, family lessons or according to different educational concepts.

However, this freedom is not without cost. Private schools in Canada are far from free, and the tuition fees are quite large.