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How to Immigrate to Canada from UAE?
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Because Canada has a flourishing economy, world-class professional training, and excellent living standards, immigrating to the nation affords individuals greater chances. Moving to and settling in Canada may be a life-altering experience.
Canada has a long history of accepting immigrants and helping them integrate into Canadian culture. The nation continues to emphasize its message of migrant-friendliness. In recent years, stricter immigration regulations in other nations have encouraged many to pick Canada, where immigration controls are far less harsh.
The majority of immigrants to Canada want permanent status. This permits you to become a permanent resident, allowing you to live and work in the nation permanently. This is the same as a U.S. green card. The Canadian government has developed many options for immigrants seeking permanent status. However, this article focuses on some of the more prevalent methods. Continue reading to see how this procedure is carried out and what you must do to immigrate without difficulty.
Because Canada has a flourishing economy, world-class professional training, and excellent living standards, immigrating to the nation affords individuals greater chances. Moving to and settling in Canada may be a life-altering experience.
Canada has a long history of accepting immigrants and helping them integrate into Canadian culture. The nation continues to emphasize its message of migrant-friendliness. In recent years, stricter immigration regulations in other nations have encouraged many to pick Canada, where immigration controls are far less harsh.
The majority of immigrants to Canada want permanent status. This permits you to become a permanent resident, allowing you to live and work in the nation permanently. This is the same as a U.S. green card. The Canadian government has developed many options for immigrants seeking permanent status. However, this article focuses on some of the more prevalent methods. Continue reading to see how this procedure is carried out and what you must do to immigrate without difficulty (**Please note the disclaimer at the bottom of this article)
Express Entry is one of the Canadian Immigrant Programs
Express Entry is the most common immigration route to Canada. It is an online application management system for the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, and the Federal Skilled Trades Program. If you qualify for one of these programs, you may add your information to the Express Entry applicant pool and get a Comprehensive Ranking System score (CRS).
You get points for your age, education, English or French language proficiency, and specialized job experience. Using the National Occupational Classification (NOC) system, IRCC decides which jobs are “skilled.” Occupations with a skill level of 0, A, or B are skilled and consequently eligible for CRS points. Candidates with the best scores are asked to apply for permanent residence in Canada in regular rounds.
Provincial Nominee Program
Canadian provinces and territories implement Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) with the intention of addressing regional labor market concerns. Except for Nunavut and Quebec, almost all of Canada’s provinces and territories participate in the program. There are two sorts of PNPs: “advanced” programs that are compatible with Express Entry, and “basic” programs that run independently.
Enhanced programs recruit applicants from the Express Entry pool. If you earn a provincial nomination via one of these PNPs, you gain 600 additional CRS points. This reward will propel you to the top of the pool, increasing your chances of receiving an ITA in a future Express Entry lottery.
People who do not qualify for Express Entry may be eligible for base PNPs. To immigrate via a base PNP, you must submit an application to the province and, if qualified, get a nomination. With your certificate in hand, you may next apply to the federal authorities for permanent residency.
Study then work in Canada
Prior to obtaining permanent status, immigrants who worked and studied in Canada had a better earning potential than those who came immediately from overseas. International students pay much more for tuition than Canadian students. Depending on the institution you attend and the program you are enrolled in, you may qualify for financial options.
To study in Canada, a study permit is required. You are permitted to work up to 20 hours per week during the academic year and full-time during academic holidays. A number of programs will qualify you for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). This highly coveted work visa permits you to work anywhere in Canada for any business. Typically, it lasts the same length of time as the study program, thus a one-year study program may qualify you for a one-year PGWP.
If you want to use the PGWP, which is only accessible once in a lifetime, ensure that you are enrolled in a program that qualifies you for it. These programs must be at least eight months long and be offered by a Canadian Designated Learning Institution. In addition, you must have studied full-time throughout each academic session of the program in order to apply this experience to the PGWP.
Canadian work permits
Canadian work permits come into two basic categories: the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) and the International Mobility Program (IMP).
The primary distinction between TFWP and IMP is that TFWP requires Canadian employers to obtain a Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). Simply put, the LMIA procedure is a method for demonstrating that employing a foreign worker will have a neutral or positive effect on the Canadian labor market.
Costs of immigrating
ECA Fees
• 250-500 Canadian Dollars (714-1429 AED)
Visa
• Primary Applicant: 850 CAD (2429 AED)
• Secondary Applicant: 850 CAD (2429 AED)
Right of Permanent Residence permit Visa
• Primary Applicant: 515 CAD (1472 AED)
• Secondary Applicant: 515 CAD (1472 AED)
• Children less than 22 years: 230 CAD (657 AED)
IELTS Fee: (in Dubai) AED 1260
Medical Fee: 900 AED and 500 AED per kid
Disclaimer
We have tried to ensure that the information in this article is accurate at the time of publishing. However, immigration rules and costs are subject to change without notice. Furthermore, we are not licensed immigration advisors or lawyers and make no representation of being so. Therefore:
1 – This article is written for information only and not intended as a substitute for professional advice and/or information from an official source.
2 – We encourage all interested parties to seek individual professional advice and do additional research.
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