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Showing posts with label Canada immigration latest process. Show all posts

About Canada Immigration

Canada has developed its image into the land of imaginings and opportunities for countless people all through the world. The country and its cities are always ranked amongst the most excellent places to live in the world. Canada is graded at number 3 in accordance with the latest UN Human Development Index. It is no doubt that many people are thinking immigrating to Canada and start a new and successful life in this varied and only one of its kind country.

You are supposed to collect as much information about Canada and Canadian immigration as you can prior to starting the immigration process and stay up-to-date on what is happening in Canada and how it influence you all through your immigration process and after landing in Canada. You must also build contacts and build up the network that can assist you settle successfully into your new life in Canada. At this stage, judicious decisions should be made and costly blunders must be avoided.

Whether you have recently started thinking about immigrating and living in Canada, waiting for your final authority and visa, or whether you are a landed immigrant in Canada. Stay updated on the changes in the migration rules, find out what is going to cost you to live in Canada, and learn what to do to find a job in Canada. Explore this blog and keep visiting it because its all about your new life in Canada.

New process of Canada Immigration

In the skilled worker class of Canadian Immigration, professionals are permitted to enter in Canada on permanent immigration or some people erroneously say green card of Canada, given that they are qualified in the list of 38 occupations or professions that are most demanding in Canadian job market and specified by National Occupational Classification (NOC).

To be more defined, as per the rules, the applicant's occupation should fall under the skill level categories of 38 occupations in O, A & B of the NOC Canadian National Occupation Classification. Points are awarded for education, work experience, age, language (English and French), arranged employment and adaptability. Adaptability also includes spouse's education, Canadian work experience, Canadian education, immediate relatives in Canada and any job offer from Canada. Applicants are required to score minimum of 67 points out of 100.

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