Migrate Canada in 6-12 Months under fast track process

Skilled Worker Immigration Visas, Canada
With a view to realign government of Canada’s goal with labour market needs, Mr. Jason Kenney, Honourable Minister Of Citizenship, Immigration And Multiculturalism has announced an action plan for faster immigration for the year 2009, which presently includes only 38 professions. This is applicable to those clients who applied on or after Feb 27, 2008. Skilled workers from these professions will reach Canada between six to twelve months as against the present processing time of four to six years. Please note that this list is not final and professions will keep getting added/ subtracted on a regular basis

The major factors on which an individual is assessed in order to immigrate to Canada are:

Priority Occupation List (POL) on date consist of 38 categories and are processed on Priority. Applicant with minimum of One Year of Experience and can attain the minimum of 67 points is eligible to file for Canada Immigration..

Age
Your points score is calculated based on your age on submission of the application.

Education
A lot of stress has been laid on the academic qualifications of the applicant. People with higher education and good skills earn more points.

Language Ability
Maximum points are awarded for the First language i.e English (English or French for Canada) for its high proficiency.
In case of Canada, additional points are also awarded for higher levels of proficiency in the second national language of Canada i.e English/French. Knowledge of French is also essential for Quebec Provincial Nominee Program.

Work Experience
The Canada immigration points system wants individuals with at least 1 to 4 years of full time experience

Arranged employment
You earn additional points if you have a job offer approved by Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC)

Adaptability
If your spouse has gained education till Post Secondary level or more, you could earn additional points. This is only applicable under Skilled Worker category.

Studied or Worked in Canada
If you or your spouse have studied for two years or/and worked for minimum of one year in Canada you can get points for that.

Relatives in Canada
If you or your spouse have a relative then you can get additional points (relative may
be parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, child of a parent, sibling, child of a grandparent, aunt or uncle, or grandchild of a parent, niece or nephew who is residing in Canada and is a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident).

Settlement Funds

Note:-
1.) If your occupation presently does not included on the preferred occupation list for Canada , we need to reassure you that you can still qualify for Canada if you or your spouse have any experience for one year under any of the 38 professions and balance of the experience is under the NOCs falling into category ‘O’, ‘A’ or ‘B’. In addition in case you obtain an arranged employment offer (AEO) through your friends/ relative/ colleagues to get Work Permit or are residing/ have resided in Canada for one year on a legal work permit or as an international student can also qualify.

2.) On to the above we can also arrange post landing services right from airport pickup, accommodation to job search assistance.

The Priority Occupation List (POL) for 2009 consist of 38 National Occupational Category (NOC) occupations. The 38 occupations are as follows:

1. Financial Managers
2. Computer and Information Systems Managers
3. Managers in Health Care
4. Restaurant and Food Service Managers
5. Accommodation Service Managers
6. Construction Managers
7. Financial Auditors and Accountants
8. Geologists, Geochemists and Geophysicists
9. Mining Engineers
10. Geological Engineers
11. Petroleum Engineers
12. Specialist Physicians
13. General Practitioners and Family Physicians
14. Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists
15. Occupational Therapists
16. Physiotherapists
17. Head Nurses and Supervisors
18. Registered Nurses
19. Medical Radiation Technologists
20. Licensed Practical Nurses
21. University Professors
22. College and Other Vocational Instructors
23. Chefs
24. Cooks
25. Contractors and Supervisors, Pipefitting Trades
26. Contractors and Supervisors, Carpentry Trades
27. Contractors and Supervisors, Heavy Construction Equipment Crews
28. Electricians (Except Industrial and Power System)
29. Industrial Electricians
30. Plumbers
31. Steamfitters, Pipefitters and Sprinkler System Installers
32. Welders and Related Machine Operators
33. Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics
34. Crane Operators
35. Drillers and Blasters Surface Mining, Quarrying and Construction
36. Supervisors, Mining and Quarrying
37. Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and Service
38. Supervisors, Petroleum, Gas and Chemical Processing and Utilities