Proof of funds is to prove that you have enough money to settle in Canada. You need settlement funds to meet the minimum requirements of many of Canada’s economic immigration programs and it is calculated based on Statistics Canada’s Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) table.
APPENDIX 2: Settlement Funds Read More »
The British Columbia Express Entry – Skilled Worker Stream (BCEESW) gives applicants with a job offer from BC employer the opportunity to apply to permanently live and work in British Columbia.
British Columbia Express Entry – Skilled Worker Stream (BCEESW) Read More »
The Ontario Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream (OEEST) gives foreign nationals with Ontario work experience in eligible skilled trades the opportunity to apply to permanently live and work in Ontario.
Ontario Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream (OEEST) Read More »
The Ontario Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream (OEEF) gives French-speaking skilled workers with strong English language abilities, the opportunity to apply to permanently live and work in Ontario.
Ontario Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream (OEEF) Read More »
An Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) is used to verify that your foreign degree, diploma, or certificate (or other proof of your credential) is valid and equal to a Canadian one. There are different types of ECAs. You need to get an ECA when applying under many of the available immigration programs.
APPENDIX 3: List of Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) Designated Organizations Read More »
The Ontario Express Entry Human Capital Priorities Stream (OEEH) gives foreign workers with the required skilled work experience, language abilities and education the opportunity to apply to permanently live and work in Ontario.
Ontario Express Entry Human Capital Priorities Stream (OEEH) Read More »
Discover the comprehensive Canada Language Test Equivalency Charts, providing invaluable insights into language proficiency standards for various immigration and education pathways. Explore equivalency comparisons for language exams such as IELTS, CELPIP, and TEF, aiding applicants in navigating Canadian immigration requirements effortlessly.
APPENDIX 5: Language Test Equivalency Charts Read More »
The National Occupational Classification (NOC) system is Canada’s national system of organizing and describing occupations.
APPENDIX 1: National Occupational Classification (2021) Read More »
To become a Canadian Permanent Resident, you must physically arrive at a Canadian port of entry with a valid passport and Immigration Visa. This process, known as ‘landing in Canada,’ should occur before the visa’s expiry date, usually one year from completing medical exams. Verify the date upon receiving your Immigration Visa.
Guide 6: Landing in Canada Read More »
The Bridging open work permit (BOWP) lets you continue working in Canada while waiting for the results of your permanent residence application.
Work Permit – Bridging Open Work Permit (WP-BOWP) Read More »
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