Skills-Based Work Visa for Canada: Here’s How You Can Apply

Disclaimer: This article is only intended for educational purposes and shouldn’t be used as a substitute for legal advice.

Canada has been named the most attractive location for international workers. Applicants are welcome to apply for immigration to Canada through various channels. Federal Skilled Worker is one of the immigration streams available under the Express Entry System, which gives permanent residency to chosen entrants. The capacity of an applicant to immigrate to Canada and establish a life there is a fundamental criterion for evaluating Federal Skilled Worker applications.

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Canada welcomes qualified newcomers who will settle in and contribute to the country's economy as well as its varied workforce through this immigration stream. Canada has processed countless skilled work visas this year. So, if you have been toying with the idea of relocating, here’s everything you need to know.

 

Eligibility

Applicants with skilled job experience are eligible to apply for the Federal Skilled Worker Program in Canada. There are certain requirements, however, that need to be fulfilled to proceed and apply.

 

The basic criteria for eligibility to apply as a Federal Skilled Worker is:

 

· Work experience

· Education

· Language Ability

    

All three requirements need to be met for you to start the application process.

 

Work Experience

The following are examples of skilled work:

 

· Managerial positions

· Professional positions

· Technical positions and skilled trades

 

If you aren’t sure about the type of experience you have, get in touch with someone who can help you assess your situation.

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Points System

An applicant must achieve a minimum score of 67 out of 100 points under the Federal Skilled Worker Category (FSWC) scoring system. The applicant then establishes an Express Entry profile where the Comprehensive Ranking System is used to distribute points (CRS).

 

Funds

You must demonstrate that you and your family have the adequate funds to settle in Canada. This requirement is waived if you:

 

· Are able to legally work in Canada currently

· Have a valid job offer from a Canadian employer

 

Get Started

If you are looking to relocate to Canada, get in touch with Nanda & Associate Lawyers who can get you started on your application. Their skilled legal team can assist with all your immigration queries.

 

Immigration law can be confusing, that’s why it’s best to let experienced lawyers guide you. An immigration consultant will walk you through everything you need to know about your work permit application and make sure you are eligible to apply.

 

Disclaimer: This article is only intended for educational purposes and shouldn't be used as a substitute for legal advice.

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