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IMMIGRATE TO CANADA

Immigrate to Canada by Canada Shaws
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IMMIGRATION TO CANADA OVERVIEW

Canada offers one of the most dynamic and ambitious immigration programs in the world. Canada welcomed over 400,000 immigrants in 2021 and plans to increase the target to 500,000 in 2025. Aren’t you sure if you can immigrate to Canada? No worries. This page will show you an overview of the Canadian immigration system. 

There are more than 100 programs to immigrate to Canada. Canada Shaws Consulting will find the right immigration pathway for you. If you are interested, please apply for our immigration consultation.

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What is Permanent Residency?

Generally, when you say to immigrate to Canada, it means to obtain a permanent resident status in Canada.

Then, what is permanent residency?

Permanent resident status allows you the following things :

  • Staying in Canada
  • Studying in Canada
  • Working in Canada

As a permanent resident, you can live in Canada almost the same as Canadian citizens do.

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Permanent Residency vs Citizenship

You might wonder that if you obtain Canadian permanent residency, you will use your current citizenship.

You don’t have to worry about this. Obtaining Canadian permanent residency doesn’t affect your current citizenship.

If you apply for Canadian citizenship, you might lose your current citizenship depending on the country’s policy. Some countries such as China and Japan don’t allow dual citizenship.

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THREE CATEGORIES IN CANADIAN IMMIGRATION

Canadian Immigration system is divided into 3 categories :

  1. Economic Class
  2. Family Class
  3. Refugee Class

In this article, I will explain about Economic Class and Family Class.

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Economic Class

Express Entry

Express Entry is the most simple and fair program in Canadian Immigration system. If you meet the requirements and have a high score in a profile scale, you can obtain Canadian permanent resident status.

Express Entry has 3 subcategories :

  1. Canadian Experience Class
  2. Federal Skilled Worker
  3. Federal Skilled Trade

Provincial Nominee Programs

Many Provinces in Canada has their own immigration programs. Provincial governments give applicants a nomination, and with this nomination, Federal government grants the applicant permanent resident status.

Each province has its own specific target. So if you might not meet the requirements of one program, Canada Shaws Consulting can find program that fits you. Let’s start with our 30 minute consultation

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Family Class

If your spouse is Canadian or Canadian permanent resident, you can immigrate to Canada through Family Class under Spouse Sponsorship Category.

Through this application, the marriage or relationship is assessed if it is genuine. Canada allows various forms of marriage such as Common law relationship and same-sex marriage, so you might be able to choose a form of marriage that is not available in your country.

If you become a Canadian permanent resident, you can sponsor your children (under 22 years old) or your parents.

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CONCLUSION

Canada is full of opportunities and welcomes new immigrants. Immigration to Canada is a big project that takes long time. Canada Shaws Consulting will help you step by step until you immigrate to Canada.

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The following questions correspond to key points that the Canadian immigration/education authorities focus on. Each question could affect the success or failure of the applicant's final decision.

Therefore, to ensure an accurate analysis, please make sure to fill out each question carefully and truthfully. Thank you!

What is your primary contact method?

What is the ultimate goal of your inquiry?

What type of visa do you need to process?

Do you currently hold any of the following statuses in Canada?

What is your marital status?

Will your spouse be coming to Canada with you?

How old are you?

Do you have any children?

What is your English proficiency?

English speaking level Type G (within 2 years)

English Listening level Type G (within 2 years)

English Reading level Type G (within 2 years)

English Writing level Type G (within 2 years)

What is your highest level of education?

Have your academic qualifications outside of Canada have been recognized as Canada qualifications?

Have you ever studied aboard in Canada?

What is your highest level of education attained in Canada?

Where did you attain your education qualifications

Do you have any Canadian diploma in trades?

All Work experience

How long have you worked for within Canada?

Have you ever worked in the following cities

Employment Category

Income level within Canada

Have you done a similar job in another country or region as in Canada?

Length of job in other country or region

Do you know French

French speaking level Type G (within 2 years)

French Listening level Type G (within 2 years)

French Reading level Type G (within 2 years)

French Writing level Type G (within 2 years)

Total Net Assets

Any properties, cash deposits, stocks and funds, or any company assets less loans. 

Highest education level of spouse

English and French speaking level Type G of spouse (within 2 years)

English and French Listening level Type G of spouse (within 2 years)

English and French Writing level Type G of spouse (within 2 years)

English and French Reading level Type G of spouse (within 2 years)

Do you have siblings who are permanent resident or citizen of Canada?

Have you already received provincial nomination?

Have you ever been rejected by Canada, America, or other countries?

Do you have any major health problems?

Can you provide your criminal record check?

How did you know about Canada Shaws?

When do you expect to arrive in Canada

1. Do you need immigration assessment?

2. Preferred method of contact

6. How did you hear about us?

7. When do you wish to come to Canada?