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Let’s look back at Express Entry 2023 and Express Entry 2024 Portraits

2023 is a year of significant changes to the Express Entry system. Let’s join Phan Immigration to summarize the recent Express Entry 2023 and Express Entry’s portrait!

Overview of Express Entry 2023

In the first half of 2023, Express Entry will still operate with the same model as previous years. Drawings take place every 2 weeks for candidates in all categories. Featured in March 2023 invited more than 21,000 candidates for all categories.

Then, in June 2023, the Ministry of Immigration introduced priority occupations in the program based on the following criteria: Language, Experience and Education. This is a major change to the entire Express Entry system and candidates.

Specific changes to Express Entry in 2023

1. Apply priority industry groups in withdrawals

From May 31, 2023, the Department of Immigration introduces priority occupations in the Express Entry Program based on the following criteria: Language, Experience, and Education. Specifically includes the following criteria:

– Good level of French or;
– Work experience in the following fields:
+ Health care
+ Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) disciplines
+ Construction trades, such as carpenters, plumbers and contractors
+ Transportation
+ Agriculture

The first draw for priority categories took place from June 28 with 500 ITAs sent out to candidates in the healthcare industry. From then until December 2023, the Department of Immigration sent out more than 16,000 ITAs to all priority industry groups.

2. Express Entry 2023 CRS score

According to IRCC data, candidates receiving ITAs from January to September 2023 all have CRS scores ranging from 451-500 (about 26,070 candidates) to 501-600 (about 11,640 candidates).

Besides, about 12,590 candidates had CRS scores from 900 to 1,200. The reason for the double score may be that the candidate has received a PNP provincial nomination (ie the candidate will have 600 points added to the current score.

*Common lottery group for all categories:

The lowest CRS score for all streams is 481 (March 29, 2023 draw) with 7,000 candidates receiving ITAs. The highest number of draws was 561 (draw on December 6, 2023) with 4,750 candidates receiving ITAs.

*General lottery group for priority industry groups

Among the priority industry groups, the lowest score when drawing candidates from the industry group, the lowest score belongs to candidates in the only draw in the agricultural sector with a score of 354 (draw on September 28, 2023). IRCC invited 600 candidates to apply for this priority group.

7,500 candidates in the STEM industry group (drawn on July 5, 2023) and 10,300 candidates in the French proficiency category (drawn on October 25, 2023) all received ITAs with a minimum score of 486.

Summary of Express Entry draws from June 2023

3. Express Entry 2023 draw frequency

From January to June, draws are held almost every two weeks, and sometimes once a week. But since the introduction of special industry groups, it seems difficult to predict when withdrawals will take place. However, according to the draws since July, there are almost 3-4 draws in a month for individual and general industry groups.

December is the month with the highest number of withdrawals – including 7 withdrawals. September also saw 5 draws in just 2 weeks and 4 draws took place in October.  During that period, draws were suspended between October 26 and October 6 twelfth.

Objectives of the Express Entry System in 2024

According to the 2024-2026 Immigration Plan recently announced by the Department of Immigration, Canada will admit 110,000 new permanent residents through Express Entry in 2024. In 2023, IRCC has targeted the enrollment of 82,880 Express Entry candidates . From the first draw of the year on January 11 to the December 21 draw, the Department issued 110,266 ITAs.

Based on the 2024 Immigration Plan and 2023 plan, it shows that the 2024 Express Entry immigration target is nearly 30,000 higher than 2023. This is a good sign and a great opportunity for current and upcoming Express Entry candidates. join this program.

However, candidates also need to pay attention when the CRS score is quite high compared to previous years. You must always be ready to maximize your CRS score and grab the opportunity when it comes. The journey to a Canadian permanent resident card will not be difficult if you prepare carefully and thoughtfully.

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Top 5 jobs in demand in Canada

You are an immigrant to Canada with the purpose of studying and developing in this maple-leaf country. But worried about the problem of working in Canada, I should work with income sources to meet daily life and high income. Then come here with Phan Immigration to learn about 5 jobs that are in high demand in Canada!

1/ Lecturer at universities and vocational schools

Teachers in universities and colleges in Canada are one of the professions with a high rate of job demand because most of the teachers around the age of 64 are retired. Therefore, the labor force has not been able to meet the market demand.

For the teaching profession, there are a few basic conditions you need to know that there are master’s degrees or diplomas and alternative bachelor’s degrees as long as you have enough knowledge and experience in teaching. So from the very beginning, if you want to pursue your goal of being a teacher, start early to give yourself valuable experiences and experiences. The average teacher’s salary is $36.66.

2/ Consultant

With the most developed economy like in Canada, almost any business needs a consultant. Therefore, the consulting profession is always sought after by businesses and job opportunities are very high. Due to the increase in demand for professional consulting services in the market, the rate of consultants moving to other positions is high. That proves that consultants are a hot industry and have a high employment rate in Canada. The income level from the consulting profession is $ 36.06.

3/ Software engineer

Software design engineers are the fastest growing industry in labor market demand. According to statistics, the software engineering industry has nearly 21,000 jobs from 2017-2026. There is a shortage of human resources for this industry, so anyone who is planning to study software engineering does not need to worry about employment. The average income of this industry is about $43.27. This is a relatively high level of income compared to other industries,

4/ Nurses

Nursing is considered an obvious profession in Canada, everyone will often know in Canada that nursing is an industry that always needs constant human resources. Because most of these industries often retire early before the age of 65 and the rest want to take care of their family more. In addition, the aging population in Canada is increasing day by day. The elderly and the elderly are more and more concerned about their health, so nurses are always lacking in human resources. Not only in Canada but also in Vietnam after the Covid 19 pandemic, the human resources of medical teams are also seriously lacking in human resources and always training personnel. The nurse industry salary usually fluctuates around $37.

5/ Sales staff

This is a job suitable for students studying economics with the desire to work early and have more income and more knowledge. Sales staff is the person who will be in charge of managing business matters. In Canada, any business that opens cannot lack the position of sales staff, so this is an industry with a high employment rate. If you like the business, then pursue it now, then the odds of you compared to other candidates will be higher later. The income level from the sales staff position is from $29,250 – $67,275 per year.

Above are the top 5 in-demand jobs in Canada that Phan Immigration has provided for you. Depending on your interests and abilities, you can choose which job is right for you. Hope the above information will be useful to you, helping you find a job that matches your passion and ability. You can find out more job information here. If you still have questions, please contact Phan Immigration for a free consultation.

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NO EXPERIENCE, NO DEGREE, is it easy to get a job in Canada?

When immigrating to Canada, the question that always gets the attention of many people is ” “Can I work in Canada without a degree or experience? “. Many opinions say yes, and some say no. Then what is the right answer, let’s find out with Phan Immigration right away and come to a conclusion!

1/ Are qualifications and experience required when applying for a job in Canada?

In any environment, a degree is necessary and sufficient for future promotion opportunities, but it is not a determining factor in getting a job or not. Employers not only look at the qualifications to decide whether the candidate is suitable or not, but they also consider the candidate’s ability and ability to see if he is suitable for the position he is recruiting, but the candidate also meets the criteria. which will. For the whole set of Jobs, a degree is a mandatory element (you can supplement your degree by studying in Canada). This regulation will have higher requirements for foreign workers.

Most people think that 15% of employers look at the qualifications, and the rest look at the attitude, skills, and actual knowledge of the candidate to evaluate. It’s not like we often think that a degree accounts for 80% of the impression of an employer.

In short, you need to have a degree and at least 1 year of experience (full-time, have a labor contract, pay social insurance) to be eligible to apply for jobs in Canada.

2/ All about working in Canada

To be eligible to work in Canada, you need to have at least 1 year of full-time work experience (with an employment contract). Regardless of work experience in any country, Canada values work experience equally. Professional knowledge in Vietnam is different from Canada, if you want to work in Canada, you need to cultivate more knowledge, skills, attitudes, and Canadian culture to suit the environment here.

Some employers in Canada only hire people who already have Canadian permanent residence or citizenship. Therefore, this makes it difficult for Vietnamese people to find work in Canada. Don’t worry, the jobs that help you to immigrate to Canada that Phan Immigration supports for your profile all meet the requirements of recruiting foreign workers for employers. If your main goal is to make a lot of money in Canada, then you must equip yourself well to match the job requirements of the employer. However, if you want to immigrate to Canada as a skilled worker, this is a bargain for you. In addition to working with income, you also have the opportunity to become a permanent resident of Canada after only 2 years of working. Above all, after obtaining permanent residency, you are entitled to all social benefits in terms of health and education for the whole family (except for the right to vote). This is truly an investment that benefits you and your family.

All jobs in Canada (including manual labor) require a degree or certificate in a job-related occupation. Therefore, this can be a disadvantage when most jobs such as carpenters, bricklayers, and nail technicians… are self-employed (no degree or vocational certificate). Therefore, you can equip yourself with degrees and certificates by participating in short-term vocational training courses. This will be a plus on your resume.

3/ Some experience in applying for a job in Canada

Option 1: You can apply your own CV to employers

If you have a complete profile of the requirements of the employer and you are confident in your ability to compete with other candidates. So, feel free to apply.

Option 2: Find support from a Canadian immigration consultant (RCIC)

You can choose a consulting unit you want, this saves you time and effort. In addition, it also limits the risks of documents and records while working with Immigration Canada.

Phan Immigration is proud to be a licensed Canadian immigration consultant, as an RCIC we understand the importance of the procedures required in the Canadian immigration application. Phan Immigration has strong relationships with employers in Canada. You don’t have to worry about rummaging through so many job sites and still not finding a job you like. We can offer a wide range of employment options in Canada. Moreover, these jobs are all jobs that can apply for a PR (permanent resident) profile to lead to a long-term Canadian settlement path for you.

4/ Solutions to the problem of difficulty in getting a job in Canada

You need to improve your English, skills, and professional experience more to help your job and Canadian immigration records. Because you have to pass a face-to-face interview with the employer. So, this is your chance to prove your capabilities.

The above is useful information to answer the question “Can I apply for a job in Canada without experience?”. If you still have questions about working in Canada, contact Phan Immigration for a free consultation.

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Why choose Phan Immigration

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Work in Canada – Minimum income

Many think Canada is a great place to live or a paradise to settle down in. This is not wrong at all, but when we are preparing to study, work and immigrate to Canada, there are many factors we should consider. So, let’s find out the minimum income with Phan Immigration when we work in Canada.

Minimum income when working in Canada.

The minimum income rate is the lowest hourly wage an employer must pay an employee. In Canada, the province sets the minimum income level updated periodically.

Currently, people who work in Canada can receive a minimum income of 12 CAD/hour. Equivalent to 2.304 CAD/month. This is a salary that very few in the labour market have.  

Minimum income when working in Canada by Province and Territory

The Trade Association publishes the base salary in Canada and is updated annually according to the commitments of the Provinces and Territories. Based on this income level, people who live and work in Canada can base to negotiate salaries.

The income level of people who work in Canada tends to increase

According to Statistics Canada’s recent study on immigrant wages, if you choose to study in Canada, you can get extra income from working part-time while studying. At the same time, you will have the opportunity to apply for a work permit valid for up to 3 years.

You can refer to the minimum salary you can get when you work in Canada. Currently, the minimum wage has increased to 13.35 CAD as of January 4, 2022, with an additional increase of 15.00 CAD per hour worked.

Canadian work experience impacts your income level. If you have had an experience when you work in Canada, this is an advantage for you when you return to Canada to continue working or immigrating. You will be added experience points to your profile when you fill out information through Express Entry.

When you work in Canada, you must meet the mandatory conditions for the Skilled Worker category, such as professional qualifications (including relevant degrees and certificates) and work experience (only accepting full-time jobs). Full-time with salary and labour contract), foreign language proficiency (minimum IELTS 5.0 or higher depending on the job position), ability to answer interviews with employers in English. If you want to work in Canada, you need a Canadian work permit and an employment contract with a Canadian employer. A work permit is a document that must be submitted when applying for a visa to Canada.

Students can soon enter the job market in Canada

Canada has abolished the regulation of overtime up to 20 hours/week. According to the new regulation, “IRCC allows working in Canada more than 20 hours/week outside of school hours”.

Studying and working part-time while you study in Canada can help you improve yourself, meet new friends, and build relationships about your experience. Usually, for part-time (part-time) jobs, students are paid hourly. The average minimum input level is around 10 CAD/h.

Depending on the job and qualifications of the employee, the income level will have different differences. Therefore, when looking for a part-time job while you study in Canada, you should choose jobs related to training majors or passions and interests; so not only have income but also receive a lot of new knowledge and gain work experience to prepare for the future after graduation.

What are the conditions to work in Canada?

First, to work in Canada, you must obtain a work permit, the only document that authorizes you to work in Canada legally. First, here are some of the conditions to work in Canada. 

• Have a valid job offer from a legitimate Canadian employer.
• The employer must not be on the prohibited IRCC list
• If required, have obtained the proper LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment)
• No criminal background and provide a medical examination and biometrics. 
• Demonstrate you will leave at the end of the work in Canada

Let Phan Immigration accompany you on your journey to Canada. 

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How to spot fake job offers and immigration schemes

 Every year, thousands of people wish to find work in Canada and apply for a work visa in Canada. In contrast, many others choose to immigrate to Canada under the skilled categories. In both cases, you will need to find opportunities to work in Canada. 

By Yan Desjardins, Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant.

It is no secret that when it comes to arranged employment to work in Canada, you may find that many organizations, people and even scammers may try to provide you with a fake job offer. Some may even propose immigration schemes for you to work in Canada or immigrate permanently.

But here is the real issue: no one talks about the real consequences of using a fake job offer and what it could mean to you. Let’s take a closer look!

Job offers to immigrate to Canada under the skilled categories

In the context of Canadian immigration, having an offer to work in Canada can substantially help your chances of immigrating to Canada under the skilled categories with the different Express Entry programs. 

Many Provincial Nomination programs facilitate employers’ recruitment of foreign candidates to work in Canada. To obtain a nomination from a province, you must find an employer willing to hire you to join their company and work in Canada once you settle in your chosen province. This is often called arranged employment in the context of permanent residence (PR) applications. 

This can be helpful to relieve some of the financial requirements when you  immigrate to Canada under the skilled categories and also help secure the requirements of some of the Provincial Nomination Programs. 

How to spot fake offers to work in Canada 

There are quite a few signs that can indicate you have been offered a fake offer to work in Canada. Here are some of the most common.

• Being offered a job to work in Canada when you have not applied or solicited the opportunity;
• The offer to work in Canada is not detailed and vague or may appear generic;
• The employer is demanding money to process the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) or to apply for a work visa in Canada; 
• Or the employer is asking for money in exchange of the offer to work in Canada.

How to spot immigration schemes to work in Canada 

These offers are usually easier to identify. The offer to work in Canada might be vague or unsolicited, just like the above. In some cases, you might be asked to provide the fake employer with cash payments to cover your salary and income taxes to the Canadian government. This effectively covers the ‘paper trace’ of the money and makes the job look legitimate. That is a misrepresentation.

Once you have immigrated to Canada, you will have to find a real job to help support yourself and your family since the previous offer to  work in Canada was not legitimate. But that’s not all; you could face even harsher consequences if you use a fake job offer to immigrate to Canada under the skilled categories.

What are the consequences of misrepresentation?

When someone commits misrepresentation or acts in a way to deceive immigration officials or prevent them from making an informed decision about their case, they are exposed to many consequences. A reputable Canadian immigration consultant will advise you against any misrepresentation so that your immigration process is safe, legal and without conditions. 

In Canada, providing falsified documents and information is an offence under section 40 of the IRPA (Canadian immigration law). It is also a criminal offence for anyone to counsel, aid or facilitate the misrepresentation, as per section 126 of the same law.

How can IRCC report misrepresentation? In two ways:

1. When applying for a visa from outside Canada, or in this case, applying for a work visa in Canada, the officer will report the misrepresentation concerns to you in the form of a letter. You will be given a chance to prove the allegations wrong. If the application is refused, for this reason, you will be banned from applying for permanent residence in Canada for 5 years. 
2. After becoming a PR, you may lose your permanent residence if allegations are made against the misrepresentation of the fake offer to  work in Canada. First, an admissibility hearing will be held at the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada to determine if the allegations are true. If so, you will lose your PR, and a removal order will be issued against you. This also comes with a 5-year ban from applying for residence or to work in Canada.

A finding of misrepresentation will greatly affect your chances of obtaining visas not only for Canada but for other countries also.

What can you do to make an informed decision?

Here are a few tips to help you ensure that you are dealing with a reputable Canadian immigration consultant

• Verify that the consultant is registered with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultant (CICC). 
• Before accepting an offer to work in Canada, check the IRCC non-compliant employers list.
• Do some market research and compare your results. 
• Read more about immigration fraud in Canada. There were numerous articles in the media throughout the years. 
• Don’t be afraid to ask questions and ask for documentation.

What are the conditions to work in Canada?

First, to work in Canada, you must obtain a work permit, the only document that authorizes you to work in Canada legally. First, here are some of the conditions to work in Canada. 

• Have a valid job offer from a legitimate Canadian employer.
• The employer must not be on the prohibited IRCC list
• If required, have obtained the proper LMIA.
• No criminal background and provide a medical examination and biometrics. 
• Demonstrate you will leave at the end of the work in Canada

Immigrating or working is an important life journey in Canada. However, before you embark on this new project, make sure you find the right reputable Canadian immigration consultant for you.

At Phan Immigration, we work to connect communities by creating people-to-people ties and igniting opportunities to elevate the lives of others. We use our network of RCIC partners in Canada to help you reach your immigration goals in a safe and legal matter.

Find out how you can qualify under one of Canada’s immigration programs by taking our self-assessment test today.

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3 industries with leading recruitment demand in 2022

In recent years, more and more Canadians are retiring and leaving the labour market. In addition, with the elderly population making up a large part of the population, immigrants working in Canada play a very important role to fill in the labor shortage and immigration to Canada.

 Canada is expected to welcome 431,000 immigrants in 2022 and is well underway to reach this target. By the end of July 2022, IRCC has issued more than 349,000 Canadian work visas, compared with about 112,000 Canadian work visas issued in the same period in 2021. This number of Canadian work visas means that every day more than 1,700 immigrants are coming to work in Canada.

Here are three industries with high demand for work in Canada.

Accommodation and restaurant services 

Hospitality and restaurant services is by far the industry with the highest vacancies in all occupations. This means there are currently many opportunities to work in Canada at this time. The number of vacancies in the second quarter of 2022 was 149,600, increasing each quarter steadily. This explains why so many are immigrating to Canada under the skilled categories. The hospitality and restaurant industry is always on the list of occupation on demand in most provinces.

Below are the classification codes for those high in demand jobs that are used when applying for a Canadian work visa or permanent residence. 

  Food counter attendants (NOC 6711.1).

• Kitchen helpers (NOC 6711.2) and related support occupations (NOC 6711.3)
• Chef (cooks – NOC 6322)
• Food and beverage servers (NOC 6513).

Healthcare & Social assistance

In Q2 of 2022, Canada recorded 136,100 job vacancies for healthcare and public health services. This industry has the second-highest number of vacancies to work in Canada. Especially after the covid pandemic, the shortage of staff working in Canada in the healthcare sector has led to many hospitals even having to announce temporary cuts to some services, including services for emergency rooms, due to a lack of personnel.

For candidates who already have work experience related to healthcare, now is a good time to have a wide range of options to find suitable jobs. After applying for a work visa in Canada, you also have the opportunity to immigrate to Canada under the skilled categories. Healthcare jobs are currently on the priority list of applications in British Columbia and Saskatchewan provinces.

Here are some jobs that are in high demand in this industry:

Health care consultant (NOC 4165)

Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses (NOC 3012)

Specialist physicians (NOC 3111)

Pharmacists (Pharmacists – NOC 3131)

Dietitians and nutritionists

Scientific and technical services

Tech talent is in high demand in many provinces and an important contributor to the Canadian economy.

The number of vacancies in this industry reached 74,600 in the second quarter of 2022 and increased by 79.1% compared to the first quarter of 2020. In particular, immigrating to Canada under the skilled categories for the technology industry has high opportunities in major provinces. More than half (56.8%) of the opportunities to work in Canada in this industry come from 3 big cities including:

Toronto – a provincial capital of Ontario and is the most populous city in Canada. This city is well-known for music, theater, motion picture and television production.

Vancouver – the most populous city in British Columbia. This city is in the list of top 5 cities in the world for the quality of life. Another interesting fact of this city is that the climate does not experience extremely cold weather compared to the rest of Canada. The average temperature in summer is 18.2°C and in winter 2.7°C.

Montreal – the largest city of Quebec and the second most populous in Canada. Montreal is also known as a hometown of the largest French-speaking community in the world, along with Paris.

Qualified tech positions for this industry include

• Software engineers and designers (NOC 2173).
• Computer programmers (NOC 2174).
• Information system analysts and consultants (NOC 2171).
• Computer and information system managers (NOC 0213)

Work and immigrate to Canada with a reputable Canadian immigration consultant, Phan Immigration.

Phan Immigration is a Canadian immigration consultancy registered with the Canadian Council of Immigration Consultants (CICC).

At Phan Immigration, we accompany you at every step of your journey to Canada. Whether you want to work in Canada or immigrate to Canada under the skilled categories, our team of experts is here to assist you.

 Do you want to find out more about Canadian immigration? Would you like to know if you can qualify for immigration? Take our self-assessment test and receive a free assessment. 

You can also contact us directly for advice on how to apply for a work visa in Canada and immigration opportunities for your family.

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Conditions To Apply For A Work Visa In Canada

Due to a labour shortage in Canada and the need for economic growth, the Canadian government has implemented several policies to provide opportunities for foreign workers to work in Canada.

Let’s go over the requirements for working in Canada in detail with Phan Immigration and the procedures for applying for a work visa in Canada.

Why should we apply for a work visa in Canada?

Canada offers many benefits and opportunities for those who wish to work abroad. Here are some of the reasons why you should consider working in Canada:

• Some markets have a scarcity of human resources work in Canada.
• Have the opportunity to work in Canada and earn a steady income.
• Many benefits for people who work in Canada.
• Employees in Canada can apply for their spouses or children to live, work, and study in Canada.

For the reasons stated above, admission to a comfortable and safe living environment, one of the best educations in the world, and an open and animated labour market. Canada is unquestionably an excellent choice for people looking to work and live abroad. Currently, the Canadian government has programs to assist foreign workers in applying for a work visa in Canada.

What are the conditions to work in Canada?

With numerous immigration programs, you can experience an international working environment and convert your work experience into permanent residence in Canada. Applying for a work visa in Canada opens up opportunities for foreigners to live, work and apply for permanent residence.

The following are the basic requirements you must meet before applying for a work visa in Canada:

•    Demonstrate that you intend to leave Canada when your work permit expires.
•    Demonstrate your eligibility to care for yourself and your family members while in Canada and upon your return.
•    Have a clean record and no criminal history. 
•    There is no threat or risk to Canadian security.
•    Complete a medical examination to meet health conditions per Canadian regulations.
•    Do not intend to work for an employer on Canada’s list of non-compliant employers.
•    Do not intend to work for a company that regularly provides striptease, erotic dancing, erotic massages, etc.

 Provide additional documentation to prove your eligibility to enter Canada.

Find your job on Canada’s National Occupational Classification, and apply for permanent residence in Canada.

With your Canadian work experience, you may be able to apply for a permanent resident visa under the skilled category. Before applying to become a permanent resident in Canada under the skilled occupation category, you must meet the following requirements:

Work Experience: Is your Canadian work experience considered professional experience? Your job must be in the NOC 0, A, or B category to be eligible for you to immigrate to Canada under one of the skilled categories.
Language skills: Can you meet the minimum level 5 in language skills?
Education: Get more selection criteria points for your post-secondary education.

Comprehensive selection factors on a 100-point scale are used to determine eligibility for immigration to Canada.

You can refer to skilled jobs under the categories below:

Make sure your job is on the NOC list before applying for permanent residence in Canada. If your primary goal is to work to immigrate to Canada, this will save you time and effort.

What are the requirements for a work visa in Canada?

Applying for a work visa in Canada requires the following documents:

Personal profile:

•    Notarized copy of identity card/citizen identity card.
•    Copy of health certificate. It is recommended to do this before applying, or you can wait for the visa office to ask for it from you.
•    All forms had been fulfilled already and signed.
•    Provide biometric information.
•    Certified copy of the birth certificate.
•    Copy of household registration.
•    Original passport (valid for at least 6 months) and all old passports (if any)

Job profiles:

•    Employment details: (name of recruitment whom the employee works, working time, working location).
•    Copy of job offer from an employer in Canada.
•    Copy of a valid Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
•    Police certificates for every country you have lived in for 6 months or more in the last 10 years.
• Payment voucher

When you meet the requirements to work in Canada, you must submit all required documents to the visa office. If you are approved, you will be given a work permit when you arrive in Canada.

Support and advice on applying for a work visa in Canada from Phan Immigration.

Phan Immigration, a member of the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants in Canada (CICC), specializes in consulting with immigration services tailored to each client’s needs and circumstances, particularly for customers looking to work in Canada. 

With dedicated guidance from our consultants, our services will be personalized and tailored to your goals. Canada is now a world leader in many fields, including technology, science, and innovation. Canada is one of the most competitive G7 economies in the world, thanks to its access to natural resources and world-class infrastructure. Aside from that, with many immigration support programs and good living conditions. You not only get to work in Canada, but you can also convert your work experience into permanent residency here.

With the benefits listed above, obtaining a visa to work in Canada will allow you to broaden your experience, live in a different country, and have more opportunities to work in Canada. 

Contact Phan Immigration today for advice on applying for a work visa in Canada, or take the free Self-Assessment Immigration test!

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Phan Immigration Canada partners with Empowered Startups.

Do you have a unique business idea and would like to start a business overseas? Do you know about the Canadian visa startup program? The program aims at helping individuals immigrate to Canada as start-up entrepreneurs. With the help of key partners, you too could benefit from the Canadian visa startup program.

When it comes to the Canadian visa startup program, entrepreneurs must obtain the support of a designated organization to qualify. These organizations are designated by Immigration Refugees Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to support entrepreneurs and help them succeed as they immigrate to Canada as a start-up business.

Phan Immigration Canada is proud to announce that we are partnering with Empowered Startups,  a business incubator approved and designated by IRCC. 

Empowered Startups – The innovative business incubator. 

Empowered Startups offer mentorship for aspiring entrepreneurs who wish to immigrate to Canada as a start-up business. Not only can Empowered Startups mentor you and your business idea, but they offer networking, ecosystems and all of the tools necessary to successfully establish your business in Canada and meet the Canadian visa startup program requirements.

Empowered Startups works both locally in Canada and internationally to help entrepreneurs reach their full potential and be ready to apply for the Canadian visa startup program. The program consists of two components: acceleration and incubation. 

Empowered Startups have developed their own local ecosystems to support Canadian innovation and technology. Their extensive ecosystems and tools are used to assist entrepreneurs in building high potential innovative businesses that can scale both domestically and internationally. 

Where is Empowered Startups located?

Empowered Startups’ incubator headquarters is located in Vancouver, British Columbia. However, since the Canadian visa startup program applies to all provinces in Canada (except for Québec), the incubator can support the development and implementation of your business all across the country. This effectively means that you can choose to immigrate to Canada as a start-up in most Canadian provinces. 

How can Phan Immigration and Empowered Startups help me with the Canadian visa startup program?

First, when you join the Phan Immigration family, you get unparalleled expertise in the field of immigration consulting. Phan Immigration can assist in preparing your profile prior to the referral to Empowered Startups for the Canadian visa startup program. We will ensure that your profile meets the program requirements for both the incubator and to immigrate to Canada as a start-up business. 

Empowered Startups will then review the submission, and you will receive a decision on your application. If you are accepted into the incubator program, you will be asked to complete the ‘Global Accelerator Program (GSA).’ This is the first step in getting ready for the Canadian visa startup program.

Upon successfully completing the GSA, you will receive the ‘letter of support’ needed to apply for the Canadian visa startup program. Then, Phan Immigration’s immigration experts will prepare your file to immigrate to Canada as a start-up business.

What happens after the GSA and the Canadian visa startup program application?

Empowered Startups will accompany you and support your startup for a period of 2 years. This will allow your business to grow and benefit from the incubator’s valuable resources and networking in Canada. 

Phan Immigration will also accompany you at every step of your relocation to Canada.

Why should I choose to do business with Phan Immigration and Empowered Startups?

At Phan Immigration, we offer our clients unparalleled immigration consulting experience in Vietnam. With the help of our partner, Empowered Startups, we can take your business idea and bring it to completion with the proper support from a well-respected business incubator that has proven, over time, an astounding success rate for the Canadian visa startup program.

Also, our Canadian visa startup program is cost-effective and very competitive within the current market. All the more reasons to contact us for a free consultation! 

Together we can ignite your dreams of business ownership in Canada.

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Top 5 Cities to Work in Canada

Author: Nolan Clack, Guest Blogger.

Canada is an excellent option for individuals looking to save money, learn more about themselves and have a work-life balance. However, each city provides its own unique charm, making it difficult to decide where to go, especially if you have never been to Canada. So whether you’re looking to find the proper city to study while working or immigrate to Canada under the skilled worker category, we’ve got you covered!

Ottawa, Ontario

The Capital of Canada, Ottawa, is known as a government city. For individuals looking to work in public services or education, Ottawa is a great place due to its many government buildings and services.

Ottawa has a bustling startup community that will land you many networking opportunities to support your business if you’re an entrepreneur.

As the Capital of Canada, it also boasts the most stable employment opportunities that offer long-term room for growth in your chosen career.

Much like Ho Chi Minh City, Ottawa has a significant technology sector that is well-suited for those wanting to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers category.

Toronto, Ontario

Canada’s largest financial center, Toronto, is only a four-hour drive away from the capital city of Canada. It is an excellent place for skilled workers looking to excel in their careers in financial services, investments, and insurance. This top-ranking city offers a range of opportunities in all industries that provide continuous growth. As a result, there is a high demand for attracting immigrants from all over the world.

The film industry in Toronto also happens to be very large. Due to the common currency of the Canadian dollar, many production companies from the United States produce their films in Canada to save a substantial amount of money.

Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver is also well known in the film industry and shipping for global supply chains, luxury real estate, hospitality sector, and a large number of cleantech startups.

A large portion of high-demand jobs available is primarily in entertainment and high-tech employment. Any experience of education from any of the industries listed above, there is an abundance of opportunities available for migrant workers under the skilled workers category.

Montréal, Québec

The second-largest city in Canada, Montréal is home to many banks, insurance companies, and head offices of large international organizations. So whether you want a career in finance, hospitality, fashion, or multimedia, Montréal is the place to be.

Just like its sister Vancouver, Montréal is also host to many movies and television productions. The city has also become a milestone for web and multimedia development companies that hire many skilled workers. Don’t be surprised to see Canadian companies from Montréal behind big productions of international artists and performers. For those who reside in Montréal and are looking for a short getaway trip to the capital of Canada, in just a two short hour drive away. On the drive, be sure to stop by the Museum of History in Gatineau to learn more about Canada’s long and exciting history.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Situated on the East coast of Canada, it comes as no surprise that Halifax boasts in ocean technology companies and transport and logistics. This highly educated workforce also offers unique sectors, such as IT, gaming, and digital media.

The increased demand for immigration and low cost of living in this East Coast city provides many opportunities for skilled workers to grow within their chosen field and gain a comfortable living standard.

Conclusion

Canada’s thriving economy and high demand for overseas workers provide many exciting industries to tap into. Migrant workers are an essential part of maintaining Canada’s economic prosperity.

Want to learn more about immigrating to Canada under the Skilled Workers category? Contact us today!

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20 Most High in Demand Jobs Under Canada_s Skilled Immigration Category

20 Most High in Demand Jobs Under Canada’s Skilled Immigration Category

Authors: Yan Desjardins, Founder & Executive Director

Chances are, if you’re reading this, you are looking to try something new, take on new challenges, and are curious about the world. Between both Phan Immigration founders, we have immigrated to four nations and have worked in seven countries. We can tell you that immigrating to a new country has been one of the most exciting and enriching moments in our lives, and we highly encourage you to consider doing the same. 

Learning how to work with different nationalities, adapting to new cultural norms, and perhaps learning a new language while living abroad opens up a world to opportunities that one cannot even imagine until they are experienced. 

A couple of thoughts that have most likely come to mind when thinking of working abroad might be, “Am I qualified enough to work overseas? How do I find out?” Or perhaps, “Which country would provide the best opportunities for my plans and aspirations?”. Finally, and most importantly,” What is the process of applying and working in a foreign country?”

Navigating this information can be overwhelming, especially if you’re considering immigrating to Canada under the skilled workers category. Not only that but knowing what types of jobs are available and high in demand in Canada for foreign skilled workers. 

Before getting into Canada’s high in-demand jobs for foreign skilled workers, let us answer our top 3 most common immigration questions we receive about immigrating to Canada under the skilled workers category.

Top 3 FAQs About Immigrating to Canada Under the Skilled Workers Category

1.0 What Are the Conditions to Immigrate to Canada as a Skilled Worker?

Often, applicants looking to immigrate to Canada under the skilled category are unsure whether they meet specific qualifications. The Federal Government of Canada looks at three critical minimum requirements to determine eligibility. Threshold requirements look at the following:

The comprehensive selection factors are based on a 100-point system used to determine if you qualify under the Federal Skilled Workers Program. Points are attributed  based on the applicant’s information and credentials, following these 6 factors:

• Age
• Education level
• Years of work experience
• If the applicant has arranged employment 
• English and/or French language level
• Adaptability

Applicants without Arranged Employment must prove that they have enough settlement funds to support themselves and their dependents in Canada for the first six months. On average, the government of Canada recognizes that most immigrants will take this long to settle in Canada, find a job and start earning money. Therefore, the requirement for settlement funds must be met before submitting the application and must be maintained throughout the process. 

The current passing score for the skilled workers category requires a minimum of 67 points. 

If you intend to immigrate to Canada under the Quebec Skilled Workers category, you will need to meet a different set of conditions. 

To determine if you qualify to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers category, our registered Canadian CICC consultant can provide a more accurate assessment of whether you are eligible for this program through our Free Self-Assessment. 

2.0 How Do I Know if Canada is the Right Option for me?

Immigrating to Canada under the skilled workers category has several benefits to help you ignite your dreams. As a world leader in technology, science, and innovation, Canada is amongst one of the most competitive G7 economies globally. In addition, the country offers a high quality of living, free & universal healthcare, world-class multicultural cities, and a top education system.

Not only is Canada one of the world’s largest economies, but Canada also embraces diversity and multiculturalism. In 2020 alone, Canada welcomed over 284,000 immigrants. Immigration to Canada under the skilled workers category accounted for almost 60% of the yearly immigration target.  As you can see, many skilled workers come to Canada to achieve their dreams. 

If you are still unsure if Canada is the right option, read our blog on Life in Canada to learn more about Canadian culture, provinces, lifestyle, and more. 

3.0 What is the Process to Apply for a Canadian Work Visa?

3.1 About the Process

As a foreign national, you must meet the conditions to work in Canada. To do so, you must obtain a work permit before starting work in Canada. In Canada, there are 2 types of work permits.

1. Employer-specific work permits with a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
2. Open Work Permits

3.1.1  Employer-Specific Work Permits

Applying for a work visa for Canada under the employer-specific work permit grants the applicant to work in Canada with a set of conditions that are set within the work permit. The conditions include the following:

• The name of the specified employer the applicant can work for
• The duration of work
• The province of residence

You must secure employment before applying for a work visa for Canada. Your employer must complete and submit an application for an LMIA to ensure that the employment offer cannot be fulfilled with a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident.  Once the LMIA is granted, your employer will provide you with a copy of the official employment offer along with the LMIA to be included with your application. 

3.1.2 Open Work Permits

There are many types of open work permits for Canada; however, not everyone can apply for them. An open work permit may be granted based on two sections of the Canadian immigration regulations (R) : 

1. R204: International agreements or arrangements
2. R205: Canadian interests

International agreements are bilateral programs that allow more simplified immigration mobility. An example of such an agreement for Vietnam: the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). This agreement aims at helping investors, intra-company transferees, and other professionals to gain status in Canada. 

Canadian interests are defined as individuals that intend on performing work that would create and maintain significant benefit for Canada (economic, cultural, etc.), support reciprocal agreement with other countries (an academic/professional research or exchange program), or by means of public policies. For example, an accompanying spouse of a work permit holder is granted an open work permit and access to the labor market to maintain the competitiveness of Canada’s academic institutions or economy.

3.2 After You Apply for Your Work Visa in Canada

If you reside outside of Canada when you have applied for your Canadian work visa, it is essential to know how the application process works.

Once all your necessary documents have been submitted, a Canadian visa officer will assess the following:

• To ensure the employer has complied with all the conditions regarding your working conditions to hire you and is not in default of previous work permit compliance;
• You have met all the conditions to work in Canada, that you are not criminally inadmissible to Canada, or have had previous immigration-related offenses. 

Applying for a work permit may not be easy due to the technical requirements that must be met. Collaborating with a registered immigration consultant can help you and your employer navigate the process and ensure that you meet and comply with the program requirements. Applicants have the burden to meet all of the documentary evidence when applying for a work permit. If not, the application may be refused. In very rare cases does visa officers request more information or even conduct the applicant to an interview. 

As part of your work permit application, you will be required to take a medical examination. Medical examinations are usually very straightforward but may be delayed if further tests are needed, or a medical condition requiring attention is detected; therefore, we recommend that you complete your medical examination before submitting the application and include proof of the medical exam in your documents. This is called ‘upfront medical examination.’This helps accelerate the process of your work permit.  

If Your Canadian work permit is approved

Suppose your application for a work visa for Canada has been approved. In that case, you will be asked to provide your passport to affix a visa counterfoil, and you will receive a ‘Port of Entry Letter,’ commonly known in the industry as a POE Letter. This document will state that you have been approved for a Canadian work permit. This is not your actual work permit. The permit will be issued upon your arrival in Canada by an officer of the Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA).  

Now that we have answered the frequently asked questions about work permits and immigrating to Canada under the skilled workers category, let’s get into Canada’s high-demand job market!

20 High Demand Careers perfect for Canada’s Skilled Workers  Category

1. Software Developers

Throughout Canada, software developers are and will continue to be in high demand for any size business or corporation. As a result, those who apply for a work visa for Canada in any technology development profession have a much higher acceptance rate from many career paths listed. 

There is a significant shortage of software engineers, especially in major cities like Vancouver, Montréal, and Toronto. Moreover, the Department of Labour in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, projects that by the year 2028, filling these tech roles will be challenging to meet the ever-rising needs that the Canadian economy requires. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $56,200 – $131,300

2. Registered Nurse

Canada is well-known globally for its universal healthcare system. Canada recognizes the importance of providing universal health care accessible to all, making it one of the highest in-demand jobs throughout the country. Nurses who wish to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers category and who have arranged employment will be attributed more selection points. 

To be a registered nurse in Canada, skilled workers are required to have an educational degree in nursing. Your degree must then be recognized through an Educational Credential Assessment and be registered by the regulatory authority of the province of destination. 

Annual Salary Range:  CAD $52,700 – $90,500

3. Financial Advisors

Skilled workers with a financial background have an abundance of job opportunities in the financial center of Canada, Toronto. Having certification such as ACCA & CPA, CGA will heighten your chances in competing in the labor market of these highly sought out locations. 

If you’re interested in smaller cities, we recommend looking for jobs in Halifax to experience Canada’s unique East-coast lifestyle. However, suppose you are still set on big city life. In that case, the capital of Canada, Ottawa, is much more affordable than Toronto and has equal work opportunities as it is known as the ‘northern silicon valley.’

Annual Salary Range: CAD $59,000 – $65,000

4.Teachers

Year on year, Canada is ranked one of the top countries in the world for the best quality of life. In addition, Canada’s internationally recognized education and high enrollment rates for international students who study in Canada make it an excellent option for experienced and qualified teachers. 

To become an elementary school teacher, skilled workers must have a bachelor’s degree in education within a specific subject specialization. Each province in Canada has its own set of regulations and rules to immigrate to Canada under the skilled workers category. Teachers who apply to work in Canada make valuable contributions to the Canadian education system.

Annual Salary Range: CAD $36,500 – $75,100

1. Welders

Welding is the only high-demand job on our list that does not require a college or university education to qualify as a skilled worker in Canada. However, conditions to work in Canada as a welder require the applicant to have undergone vocational training and an apprenticeship. 

Welding is amongst one of the top jobs in Canada that have a diminishing number of workers. To increase your chances of being employed, mastering the skill of underwater welding will quickly raise your chances when applying for a work visa in Canada. If you’re intrigued about going this route, make sure you are a great swimmer!

Annual Salary Range: CAD $37,000 – $56,300

6. Project Manager

Project management jobs are available across all industries in Canada. In addition, many start-ups settle down in Canada within the major cities that bring many available jobs in engineering, marketing, and sales. 

Due to the rising tech scene throughout the country, experienced project managers have a pool of start-ups to choose from. Holding a Project Management Professional (PMP) certification would significantly improve your chances of finding your dream job as a project manager in Canada.

Annual Salary Range: CAD $62,500 – $120,000

7. Wind Turbine Technicians

Canada ranks 21st in the world in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). However, the country plans to increase its ranking in renewable energy projects by investing CAD $960,000,000 by the end of  2021. 

With the sharp increase in demand for renewable energy, immigrating to Canada under the skilled workers category with arranged employment as a wind turbine specialist is a great option that will continue to grow. The best part? It only requires a college education to step into this field of work.

Annual Salary Range: CAD $35,000 – $58,700

8. Business Development Manager

Canada’s thriving tech-scene in the major cities like Montréal, Toronto, Waterloo, and Vancouver offer exciting opportunities for experienced business development managers. As well, settling down in one of Canada’s start-up cities has plenty of networking events that are sure to help you quickly meet new people. 

Canada has some of the largest and well-known startups, including Shopify, Slack, Freshbooks, and Hootsuite. Canada’s startup market boom is an exciting place for business development managers looking for a challenge and honing their skills in a truly multicultural country. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $47,500 – $103,200

9. University Professors and Lecturers

If academia is your calling, Canada is a highly educated country and is globally recognized for its higher education institutions. Therefore, professors and lecturers who hold a Ph.D. can apply for a work visa in Canada to work at some of the most prestigious Canadian universities such as McGill University, University of Toronto, and British Columbia. Also, as we previously discussed, these professions may fall under the Canadian interests work permits that will not require an LMIA.
Fun fact, the capital of Canada, Ottawa, is the most highly educated city in the country. Over 40% of the residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $83,900 – $142,500

10.Administrative Assistants

It is of no surprise that administrative assistants are in high demand in the capital of Canada. In addition, due to many public services within the Canadian Government, administrative assistants with a background in accounting or financial bookkeeping can increase their chances of finding arranged employment that would grant more points in the selection process to immigrate to Canada under the Skilled Workers Category. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $31,000- $50,000

11.Accountant

If overseeing budgets, keeping records of expenses and revenues is your expertise, there is a high demand for work in Canada. Having a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) certification under your belt and specializing in auditing, payrolls or taxation will quickly boost skilled workers’ competitiveness to secure a job offer and apply for a work permit for Canada.

Annual Salary Range: CAD $43,000 – $75,000

12.Human Resource and Recruitment 

With the ever-fast growing tech start-ups throughout Canada, human resources and recruitment careers will quickly provide great first-hand experience working in a multicultural environment. 

If you have a love for working with people and multiple nationalities, settling down in one of Canada’s start-up cities as a human resources and recruitment professional is sure to expand your knowledge and help you quickly grow further in your career.  

Annual Salary Range: CAD $ 42,600 – $87,800

13.Water and Waste Plant Operators

While this might not be the best smelling job, it qualifies as work experience for does fall under Canada’s skilled workers category to immigrate. However, one of the big perks to this career path is that it is employed by the municipal government, which provides excellent job security. Also, That means as a permanent resident, you will be eligible for many of Canada’s benefits, including being eligible to apply for the Canadian Pension Plan (CPP). 

The salary for a water and waste plant operator has a more significant compensation gap based on the applicant’s educational background. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $36,800 – $101,200

14.Account Manager

If you’re a natural at relationship building and have a crucial eye for detail, the demand for account managers in Canada is heavily sought out. On the other hand, if you consider yourself a sales guru specializing in SaaS or CRM sales, account managers can quickly earn a comfortable lifestyle with base salaries and commissions. 

Choosing to settle down in one of Canada’s start-up cities will provide endless networking opportunities. Montréal hosts an annual Startupfest to help startups, entrepreneurs, and corporate companies connect, educate and provide a unique and thriving start-up ecosystem. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $39,000 – $118,000

15.Advertising and Marketing Managers

Major cities in Canada are always on the lookout for marketing and advertising experts. To apply for a work visa for Canada within the advertising and marketing space, you will need to have an educational background in marketing. 

If you have a passion for films and movies, Toronto has a prominent film industry that is always looking for highly skilled marketing creatives to help bring their movies to the top box offices. You won’t want to miss out on Toronto’s annual International Film Festival!

Annual Salary Range: CAD $48,000 – $94,000

16.IT, Gaming and Digital Media

Halifax, Canada, recruits IT, gaming, and digital media professionals year-round. This East-coast city is world-renowned for research centers and its fast-growing start-up scene. 

Situated on the Atlantic Ocean, the city is home to many ocean clean-tech startups. So if you want to experience Canadian Atlantic life, settling down in Canada’s coastal start-up city is the right option for you. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $42,000 – $84,800

17.Forestry Professionals

Canada’s large landmass covers 20 major ecosystems and is estimated to have upwards of 338 billion trees across Canada. With this amount of trees, forestry professionals are in high demand in Canada. In fact, the University of British Columbia has a forest degree program solely dedicated to forestry.

Condition to work in Canada as a forestry professional requires a relevant degree to contribute to preserving and managing the natural outdoor wonders Canada offers. Work experience in forestry positions may qualify you for the skilled workers category. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $70,000 – $100,000

18.Data Scientist 

If you have work experience and have a bachelor’s degree in computer sciences or math, a data scientist career will qualify you to apply for a work visa for Canada. Big multinational Canadian e-commerce companies like Shopify, which has headquarters in the capital of Canada, scouts yearly for data scientists to collect and analyze large amounts of information to better support algorithms. 

If analyzing numbers is your forté, many career opportunities are waiting for you in Canada. 

Annual Salary Range: CAD $55,000 – $104,000

19.Logistics and Supply Chain Manager

Both the East and West coast cities, Vancouver and Halifax, have many opportunities to support Canada’s domestic and global supply chains. Both cities boast a high standard of living and are home to Vietnamese communities. 

Skilled workers that have a solid background in procurement, logistics, customs brokerage and management can use this experience to qualify to immigrate under the Skilled Workers category.

20. ESG Analysts and Consultants

One of the highest-demand jobs in Canada and around the world today is an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) analyst or consultant. Major cities and large firms throughout Canada need ESG professionals to help collect and analyze organizations’ performance and environmental, social, and governance reports. 

Should you have technical background and education in business and sustainability, large firms like Deloitte, KPMG, EY are recruiting heavily for these roles that classify under the skilled workers’ category immigration program.

Annual Salary Range: CAD $65,000 – $112,000

Whether you dream of gaining international work experience by obtaining a temporary work permit or settling down permanently in Canada, there are many programs available to you. In this article, we talked heavily about immigrating under the skilled workers category, but did you know that there are other programs for skilled professionals? 

Check out our blog section and learn more about these programs compatible with Canada’s Express Entry system. 

Make Canada your new home. Ignite your dreams; go further!