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If you want to become a permanent resident of Canada, you should take the Canadian Experience Class. You will be a part of this curriculum if you are a professional worker and meet the basic criteria.
Starting with the basics, see if you fit into any of the categories listed in the Canadian National Occupation (NOC) list.
Aside from that, you must pass the language requirement test and achieve a minimum score. After that, you must also have evidence of your job experience.
Although there is no required educational equipment for this programme, a strong educational background will help you earn bonus points. Every province has its own set of criteria, so if you want to work in Quebec, you’ll need to fill out a separate form.
Before you begin the procedure, gather all of your documentation and gather all of the information you need.
The Canadian Experience Class is for experienced employees who have worked in Canada and want to stay in the country permanently.
Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship CanadaYou must
Your first step in becoming a professional immigrant to Canada is to add your profile to the Express Entry pool.
You need certain documents at different stages of the Express Entry application process.
Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship CanadaThe majority of our applications require payment. Fee details can be found in the application guides.
| Fees | $CAN |
|---|---|
| Your application
Processing fee ($825) and right of permanent residence fee ($500) |
1,325 |
| Your application (without right of permanent residence fee) | 825 |
| Include your spouse or partner
Processing fee ($825) and right of permanent residence fee ($500) |
1,325 |
| Include your spouse or partner (without right of permanent residence fee) | 825 |
| Include a dependent child | 225(per child) |
Where you can live in Canada:
You must plan to live outside the province of Quebec. The province of Quebec selects its own skilled workers. If you plan on living in Quebec, see Quebec-selected skilled workers for more information.
We’ll ask you where you want to live in Canada when you fill out your profile. You are not required to make your home in that province or territory.
You must live in the province or territory where you were nominated if you are a Provincial Nominee.
Source: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
