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Permanent Residency through Express Entry Program (NOC O, A or B only)
You must be eligible for one of Canada’s three economic class immigration streams:
1.Federal Skilled Worker Program
2.Federal Skilled Trades Program
3.Canadian Experience Class
For economic class immigration “Express Entry” is Canada’s immigration application management system. Candidates for Express Entry have to score points out of total available 1200 points under comprehensive ranking system (CRS) which is meant to approve those candidates who meet the minimum threshold set for each draw. You might also get invitation from a province and be covered under Provincial Nominee Program and get 600 points. The highest ranked candidates in the Express Entry pool will receive an “Invitation to Apply” (ITA) and he will have 60 days to complete his PR application. There is no fee to create a Express Entry Profile, but the candidate if given ITA must pay the fee when applying.
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You need to create a candidate profile online. Profiles will remain in the candidate pool for up to one year and will exit if no selection is made. You can update your profile any time during the year, for example, if you got a new diploma or degree or you have improved your EILTS scores, the same can be updated any time during the year. Your points will be decreased automatically on your birth date as per the age point chart.
If you do not have secured job offer you must register yourself with the Canada Job Bank. It is always better to promote yourself to prospective employers so as to increase your chances of being invited for a job.
Draws normally takes every few weeks. Once selected, you will receive an “Invitation to Apply” for Permanent Residence. You will have 60 days in order to provide all the necessary information and documentation so that you’re your application is finally processed for PR.
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), approximately takes six month to complete the process. This time varies as it depends upon the pending cases and the normal work load.