The sole purpose of this page is to provide information. Only the most significant Canadian immigration schemes, including the Provincial Nominee Program, the Express Entry System, and others, are supported by Visas Avenue with regard to documents.
If you have lived in Canada for a number of years while holding a student or temporary work permit and possess the necessary knowledge, proficiency, and command of both English and French, you may be eligible to apply under the Canadian Experience class to become a permanent resident of Canada.
WHO ARE ELIGIBILE
An candidate must satisfy the following criteria in order to be considered for a post as a skilled immigrant:
Be familiar with the skills indicated in the National Occupation Code (NOC),i.e., having knowledge of at least a few of the following :
- Management positions (NOC skill type 0).
- Occupation (NOC skill type A).
- Occupations requiring technical skills and skilled crafts (NOC skill type B)
During the three years before entry, you must have worked full-time in the occupation for at least 12 months.
As per the visa’s permission to work standards, you need previous job experience.
Obtain the required level of language in either English or French. The following are the language prerequisites, which change depending on the kind of skilled employment desired:
The following are the requirements for professionals in Category 0, A:
All of our IELTS modules require a minimum English score of 6.0.
Speaking-309, Listening-248, Reading-206, and Writing-309 are prerequisites for the French course
Professionals in Category B must meet the following requirements
4.0 in reading, 5.0 in writing, 5.0 in speaking, and 5.0 in listening.
A total of 225 points are needed for speaking French, 180 for listening, 150 for reading, and 225 for writing.
The province of Quebec is not intended for settlement.
