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Which documents are required by the IRCC?

Many people do apply for permanent residences in Canada. It is only for the people who are invited to the application of ITA. Therefore, the invited people need to fill out the form within the next 60 after the invitation to complete the permanent residence process. In the express entry, applicants are required to submit the complete electronic application for permanent residence in Canada. This application and the other essential documents required by IRCC must be submitted online and originally from the applicant's online account.

Applications are assessed for the completion in upfront, any application found incomplete after submission will be rejected directly according to section 10 as per the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations. Moreover, all the fees and documents will be given back to the applicant. The express entry standard begins when the application is complete, along with all supporting documents. In this article, we have provided a brief overview of the documentation required by IRCC.

Which documents are required by IRCC?

We know that a complete application for the Express Entry includes.

The EPR

The cost recovery fees.

All the supporting documents to validate customer entry.

The supporting documents are:

Medical examination confirmation: The medical examination is required for the applicant and his family. They all have to undergo the medical examination to ensure that there is nothing to be worried about the applicant. Therefore, a proper medical examination confirmation is required by IRCC.

Police record confirmation: There should not be any criminal record of the applicant and his family to support his/her application. Therefore, a police record confirmation is required else the application gets rejected straightforwardly.

Copy of the passport: Your passport photocopy. It is a distinct and most important document.

Proof of work experience: Your work experience matters a lot. Therefore, a record of your work experience is required as well to support your application.

Copy of birth certificate: A copy of your birth certificate to verify your age and other details on all of the documents.

Proof of studies: How long have you been studied? This thing also does matters a lot and could help as the supporting document for your application.

Letter/offer from an employer: If you got any work offer letter from any of the employers in Canada? Then your chances of getting PR is increased.

Proof of funds: This is the essential thing required by IRCC. It is to prove that you are financially strong enough to make your living in Canada.

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How long does it take to get a working visa in Canada?

Canadian work permits are temporary residents to Canada, providing an opportunity to foreign workers to work and live in Canada for a specific period. The work permits are typically issued for one year. However, It depends upon the work permit and duration for the particular work needed by any organization.

The work permits are necessary to work in every province of Canada. The work permit can also lead to permanent resident status if the worker is working for more than two years in a particular country and skilled enough to get a job.

Before a work permit will be applied for by a foreign worker, the Canadian employer who is making a Job Letter must seek permission from the Labour Market Impact Assessment from the Federal Human Resources. This is to obtain the authority and make sure that there is no Canadian worker available and therefore, there is a need to hire any foreign worker to work under Canadian residency.

Before seeking permission from the LMIA, the Canadian company should advertise for at least one month for getting any Canadian worker. After that, the Human resource authority will take about two months to process the employer request.

Once the Canadian employer and Embassy approve the LMIA request, the foreign worker can apply for the work permit in Canada. The processing time for the work permit depends upon the location from where they are applying, and it typically takes around 25-38 working days in some countries.

Most of the work permit applications are processed within a month. However, for your information, It is not easy to get a work permit in Canada. It is because Canada is not likely to hire any foreign workers. Therefore, the chance of getting the work permit is very rare in Canada.

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FAQ's For Saskatchewan Immigration

Saskatchewan is known for many astounding things, but the most it is famous for is the vacant jobs, and therefore, people from all over the world tend to migrate there. If you are reading this, then you probably have a bunch of questions regarding Saskatchewan Immigration. In this article, I am going to answer some relevant information relevant to Saskatchewan Immigration.

We went through the internet and handpicked the most common & relevant questions regarding migrating to Saskatchewan. Let us not waste any more of our time and move further to the section.

Saskatchewan Immigration (FAQ)

Saskatchewan is a province of Canada, and therefore, the immigration policy is quite similar to it. I have answered almost all the relevant & unanswered questions in this article.

How Can I Immigrate to Saskatchewan?

Immigration to Saskatchewan is straightforward because the policies are easy to comply with any one, and it released certain programs that stimulate the process. If you are a skilled person and a good asset to Saskatchewan, then you can immigrate to Saskatchewan by the Nominee program.

What Is the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program?

The Express Entry System launched a PNP (Provincial Nominee Program) and according to which a person can apply by projecting a stake (Expression of Interest) to the program. In simple words, it allows the province to elect candidates that can be a potential asset to their province.

How Many Points Are Required for Saskatchewan Immigration?

Saskatchewan Immigration requires you to score a minimum of 60 points out of 100 points. You can score higher if you have a relative or a close connection who is already living in Saskatchewan.

What Jobs Are in Demand in Saskatchewan?

Saskatchewan has a good sum of vacant jobs, and that is the sole reason for people migrating to it. I have listed some of the jobs that are in demand in Saskatchewan:

1) Event Organizers

2) Technicians (Accounting)

3) Programmers

4) Media Developers

5) Medical (Different Sectors)

6) Paramedics

7) Social Workers

8) Meat Cutters

9) Bakers

10) Mechanical Repairs

To view a comprehensive list of jobs, jump to the official government website.

Is It Easy to Get PR in Saskatchewan?

I won’t say it is easy to get PR in Saskatchewan, but the process is quite straightforward. The process is lengthy and can take up to 4-5 months. First, you are required to gain eligibility to immigrate to Saskatchewan and then follow the simple guidelines stated by the Nominee Program of Saskatchewan.

Is the Job Offer Required for Saskatchewan PNP?

PNP (Provincial Nominee Program) has certain guidelines, and a person should comply with all the guidelines to be eligible to become an immigrant. Saskatchewan only declares potential & skilled candidates to be eligible for immigration. The job offer is one of the listed guidelines in PNP, and therefore, the job offer letter is required for Saskatchewan PNP.

Is WHMIS Training Mandatory in Saskatchewan?

WHMIS is the acronym for Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System, and employers will share crucial information about the material & hazards of it. Yes, WHMIS training is mandatory in Saskatchewan and must be reviewed every year.

These were some of the relevant questions asked regarding the topic— Saskatchewan Immigration.

Conclusion

Immigration is certainly a crucial subject, and if you are thinking of migrating somewhere, then you should enquire about the legal documentation. In this comprehensive article, I have shared almost everything about the Saskatchewan Immigration and also answered some common and relevant questions. I hope all the answered satisfied all your doubts regarding the subject. But if you have any queries or doubts regarding the subject, then please make a comment below, and I will respond to it with a positive & satisfying answer. Also, share this helpful information regarding Saskatchewan Immigration and help others.

Apart from vacant jobs, what made you immigrate to Saskatchewan? Share your experience.

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How much money do you need to immigrate to Canada?

Many people who wish to immigrate to Canada as permanent residence often have concerns about the funds' requirements. For this very reason, I am adding information in this article about the funds needed to get a PR through express entry system . Let's have a look.

What are the fund requirements for Canada Immigration

The funds requirement for Canada immigration can be divided into two parts and these two parts are:

First, the funds required before a person creates the Express Entry profile for a federal skilled worker program.

Second, the funds required for the purpose of application submission (After getting the invitation).

Funds required to create an online profile

Creating an online express entry profile  is the first step for Canada immigration  under the federal system. The applicant can not submit the profile unless he or she has the valid IELTS test result ready and the Educational Credential Assessed from the designated agency approved by  Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Therefore, to obtain these essential documents one must need to pay the amount as under:-

IELTS Test Fee (INR 13,250 for English proficiency)

ECA through WES fee ($200 CAD approx.)

Funds requirement to file PR application

The second step is to submit the application for PR after being invited to apply and this is when the processing fees is required to be paid in Canadian dollars. One must pay the fee separately for the primary applicant, spouse and for any other dependent family member.

I have added the breakup of the charges that one need to pay during the submission of the application.

The Canada VISA fee for the primary applicant is now $550 CAD + Right of PR fee $490 CAD.

Spouse or common in law applicant fee $550 CAD + Right of PR fee $490 CAD.

Child under the age of 22 Years Fee  $150 CAD

Biometric fee $85 CAD for individual, $170 CAD for family

Although, these are the only fees that one need to pay during the submission of the PR application. But, one also need to show the proof of funds according to the number of family members included in the application. This is to demonstrate the immigration department that you have enough funds to initially settle yourself and your family members before you get a job in Canada.

The thing is "how to show proof of funds to the immigration"?

How to show proof of funds to the immigration

The prime applicant or his/ her spouse may show individual or joint bank account statement (if the spouse is coming to Canada with the prime applicant)

or a letter from the bank  

Be printed on the financial institution’s letterhead

Include their contact information (address, telephone number and email address)

Include your name

list outstanding debts such as credit card debts and loans

Include, the account numbers date of each account  opened

Current balance of each account

Average balance for the past 6 months current date,

Banks name and address and must be signed and stamped by the authorized person.

At present the proof of funds required for a single person is $12960$ CAD and $19,836 CAD for 3 family members including the prime applicant himself or herself. This amount will increase as the numbers of members increase in the PR application.

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Which is the best province in Canada to live and work?

We at MICSIM has been asked multiple times which is the best province to work and live in Canada and we thought of writing one blog post to address this question.

Every person who immigrate to a different country has his own goal for instance some people immigration for better education others for better life or higher standard of living. However, it is not just important to choose the right country but also the right province or state a person might decide to go to. Similarly immigrants moving to Canada have to make a difficult choice to choose the correct province of Canada that suit their needs. I must tell you that it is not as simple as it sounds. For this reason, I am writing up this article to add some factors that might influence people's decision to move to particular provinces and also will mention the provinces for better living and work for new immigrants.

Which is the best province in Canada to live and work?

There is not a straight answer to this question, but there are a numerous factors that one needs to consider before deciding or moving in any province of Canada like educational needs, geographical location, cost of living, weather, employment opportunities, etc.

Educational needs

When a person comes to Canada as an international student  or has been accepted by any school or universities in Canada then the province is already been decided. The university location or the province  becomes the educational conveniences.

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Geographical location

Canada has a vast geography (covers 9,984,670 km2) that occupies much of the continent of North America, sharing land borders with United States in South and US state of Alaska in Northwest. Geography has played a major role in how the country has developed. In fact, a large share of the population lives within 100 miles (160 kilometers) of the US border. Ontario and Quebec contains nearly two third of total population and is a center of economic and political power. Due to this there was a huge growth of industrialization and there are more opportunities for manufacturing sector. The maritime provinces lies in the extreme east comprising of 3 provinces such as Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island are french dominated and they received many immigrants from the British Isles. These maritimes provinces have contributed particularly in professions like judges, lawyers, doctors, and business leaders. The three Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta—commonly known as the Prairies are predominantly agriculture. The population of this part is a great mixture, having been drawn from the United States, eastern Canada, the British Isles, and continental Europe. The province of British Columbia lies in far west region and is full of natural resources and is known for its mild temperature. It is famous for tourism, mining and fishing. Immigrants from all over the world love to settle down here.

Employment opportunities

The third main and the primary factor that the new immigrants need to consider is the employment opportunities. Though the overall unemployment rate in Canada is low; it is different per province. as per the data in 2018, Yukon had the lowest unemployment rate of 1.7% followed by British Columbia at 4.7% and Nunavut, Newfoundland and Labrador on the highest side of unemployment rate close to 14%. This is a very good factor to consider while make your decision. Make research about unemployment rate and also about the availability of your career in that province before you move there.

Similarly provinces have different wage rates, for instance, Alberta has the highest wage rate among provinces in Canada and has a considerable demand for skilled labors in their market. Therefore, If you are thinking to get a better pay scale and want to work during study. These locations could be better options than big cities like Toronto, Vancouver in Canada.

I will also not suggest someone going to Quebec until one has french speaking skills. Moreover, the rules of the Immigration office are different than the other places in Canada.

Cost of living

The fourth and last factor that the new immigrant needs to consider is the cost of living. The cost of living in Canada is different in every province. I will prefer shifting to a place where the cost of living is low rather than directly shifting to an expensive place like Vancouver. The provinces which have a low cost of living are Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia.

Conclusion

In the end, I only want to mention the best province in Canada to live and work are Alberta, Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia. It is because not only they have a higher employment rate but also has a low cost for the living. The medical and the education facility is also available better in these locations.

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Which Canadian province is best for immigrants?

Most of the time immigrants get confused in choosing the best province in Canada for living, working and getting a proper education. Although, we know that Canada is the second-largest country in the world. Moreover, Canada is a massive country and to be an instance of the territorially speaking country as well. Therefore, there are many locations in the country where the immigrants can find peace and also get a better experience of living and working in a particular province. This is one of the questions which mainly comes into the minds of individuals who intend to immigrate to Canada

However, before I explain further lets comes to the main point directly. I'd have to tell you that Canadians, in general, are not very patriotic. Some of the immigrants are even embarrassed to be living out there. The further you will go into the major metropolitan area the deeper and the worst mentality you will get. So, now let's come to the primary part.

Which Canadian province is best for immigrants?

To be an instance, the best province in Canada for living and working are Ontario, British Columbia, or Alberta. These three locations would be the best for living and working at the moment.

I will not prefer Quebec until and until you are perfect in fluent french. Therefore, the province of Quebec would not be my first choice at all. Moreover, the immigration system of Quebec is also different from the rest of Canada.

The three locations I have suggested above are not only immigrant-friendly but also, these locations are becoming more ethnically and culturally diverse, on the other hand.

You must be thinking that why I have chosen Ontario, British Columbia, or Alberta as the best province in Canada for the immigrants?

It is because all of the three locations I have mentioned above are enormous, resource-abundant and as I have mentioned earlier that they are immigrants friendly as well.

Wait, this is not the end of the reason. To be an instance, these three locations are work-friendly as well. I mean these locations are having a lower unemployment rate. So, It would be easy for the new immigrant to find a job.

Conclusion

Here we come at the end. As I have mentioned earlier that we know that Canada is the second-largest country in the world. Therefore, most of the new immigrant's lookout for the provinces where they can live and work permanently without having any issue. In this article, not only I have mentioned the provinces best for the immigrants but also have given the best advice to stay out of some locations until and until you are an expert in a particular skill.

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Which province in Canada has more job opportunities?

If you have come across this article then you must be looking for the province in Canada that has more job opportunities. It is because this is the main process before processing the immigrant application. The immigrant office has to look out for job opportunities before applying for a visa.

Now, we know that most people think that the best place to get more job opportunities is the largest cities in Canada. Here the people go in the wrong direction. (If the city is developed then it is obvious that all of the recruitment is almost full). This might be the case but not all the time. It is because not everyone is lucky to get employed in the big cities in Canada.

Which province in Canada has more job opportunities?

According to the recent analysis, the location for the new Canadian immigrants ages 24-56 to secure Canadian employment lies in the west half of the country. If I mention some names, then the people who settle in these provinces Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta are lucky enough to find a better job placement opportunity.

It is not such bad to shift in the western half of the country. It is because most of the schools and colleges are also there. So, there will be no difficulty. The main and the only reason for the people shifting in these provinces is the higher rate of employment than the big cities like Toronto, Vancouver.

To be an instance, the job placements depend upon the personal skills and the education level. Still, most of the people who look for job opportunities in Canada. These three places are the best places. It is because due to the ongoing shortage of skilled workers, there are more recruitment which are opened every year. Moreover, these three provinces of Canada also offer a higher standard of living, yet also the low cost for living and that is the reason many students found it an attractive place.

Conclusion

Here we come at the end. In this article, I have explained and also have suggested the three best provinces of Canada. Which has more job opportunities than the big cities like Toronto, Vancouver? In the end, I only want to say that if you want to live in Canada, then you might consider moving to Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta. Where there is a high demand for skilled labours.

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Which is the easiest province to immigrate to Canada?

Most of the people especially from India wants to shift in a foreign country. If I do talk about any particular state? Then, almost 70% of applicants are from Punjab. Most people from Punjab want to shift in Canada and they always look out for some easiest province to immigrate to Canada. They are also ready to spend a huge amount of money.

Still, if somehow if a person gets a visa. It would be valid for some time only and if you want to live and work in Canada? There are over 70 different ways to secure your application and continue working and living in Canada. However, one question arises in everyone's mind is what is the easiest province to immigrate in Canada?

Which is the easiest province to immigrate to Canada?

The question will remain the same but the answer will not. You will not believe it but in some regions of Canada. There is a shortage of labor markets and on the basis of these shortages. The country is welcoming more than lakh of immigrants every year to their country.

I will not take it long. Therefore, I would be adding one example only for one region of Canada for the easiest province to immigrate to Canada.

Ontario

Ontario is one of the biggest regions in Canada and also one of the beautiful places. Where most of the workplaces and the universities lie in. Let's come to the main topic, one of the quickest way to enter the province to Canada is express entry system.

We do know that the average processing time for processing immigrants applications is an average of six months but if you enter through the express entry system then this average time reduces to four months only.

To enter the fastest application system. You need to comply with any of the three programs. Which are the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and the Canadian Experience Class.

You must be thinking why only Ontario? I agree. You can enter via all regions but the quickest and the easiest way to enter into the province of Canada in Ontario. It is because under the EE system Ontario is currently in the need of skilled labours who plan to live and work permanently in Canada for their whole life. They are:

Ontario Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream;

Ontario Express Entry Human Capital Priorities;

and the Ontario Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream

The Ontario express skilled system only requires you to have the job experience under the (National Occupation Classification) scheme.

Conclusion

There are more than 90000 immigrants applicants who come to the immigration office every in Ontario, Canada. The number will be different in every region and the process as well. The main and primary purpose of this article is to aware people that still, there are some ways for the easiest province to immigrate to Canada. I only have given the example of Ontario express entry system. (You can look out for any other region as well).

Do you want to know who is the Best Immigration Consultants In Gurugram (Gurgaon).

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Best Immigration Consultants In Gurugram (Gurgaon)

Gurgaon which is now also known as Gurugram is one of the most happening cities in the Northern Indian State Of Haryana. Gurgaon is a thriving and highly developed city in the Delhi NCR area and has contributed a lot towards the Indian economy and growth.

Gurgaon is now an important city and because of lot of financial interests and ambitions now it has seen a considerable amount of people who are inspired to go overseas for pursuing their professional careers and to get inspired to pursue their overseas dreams. To cater these people there are now number of Visa Consultancy Companies providing such people their services.

So, if you are looking for a reliable and best immigration consultant in Gurgaon (Gurgram) then you can come down to our office in Gurgaon to have a quality consultation with us at an affordable price.

What Makes MICSIM As The Best Immigration Consultants For Canada PR

Following are the main points by which we can boldly claim that we are one of the best immigration consultants in the whole of Gurgaon:

1) We offer transparent information about the whole process and the eligibility.

2) We strive to provide job assistance services to Canada immigrants.

3) We are having an office in Canada to help provide the immigrants post landing services .

4) We make everything in writing, whatever we promise we is mentioned in the legal contract.

5) 100% success rate so far.

You can contact us at our Gurgaon office to discuss further. Our address is as follows:

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Our website :  https://www.micsim.ca/

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The best immigration consultants in Gurgaon providing full range or immigration services right from start to finish.

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