Step-by-Step Guide to Applying for Permanent Residency in Canada

🇨🇦 The video explains the process of applying for PR in Canada through the Canadian Experience Class program.

💼 To qualify for PR, you need to have work experience in Canada and accumulate 1560 hours of paid Canadian work experience.

📝 Important documents needed for the PR application include a job offer, pay stubs, employment verification letter, record of employment, and employment contract.

🔑 When applying for PR in Canada, it is important to ensure that your job offer aligns with the duties and pay standards set by the Department of Immigration.

🤔 To compare the job offer with the National Occupation Classification (NOC) description, the applicant can use Google to search for the relevant NOC code and then visit the official government website for more information.

💼 The video also features an immigration lawyer who provides guidance on the application process for becoming a permanent resident in Canada through Express Entry under the Canadian Experience Class.

📝 To apply for PR in Canada, you need to take a language test (IELTS or CELPIP for English, TEF or TCF for French). Previous language test results are valid for two years.

🗓️ You need at least one year of skilled work experience in Canada to be eligible for Express Entry. The more points you have, the better your chances.

🔍 Once eligible, you can create an Express Entry profile and enter the Express Entry pool. Depending on your score, you may receive an invitation to apply for permanent residency.

🔍 The video explains how to fill out a PR application for Canada, including questions about family members, funds, and education.

💼 Proof of funds is not required for the Canadian Experience Class, but it is advised to provide an amount that you feel comfortable with.

📚 Education obtained outside of Canada requires an educational credential assessment to show its equivalence in Canada.

The highest level of education is an important factor in the Express Entry profile and can earn you points.

If you completed your education outside of Canada, you'll need to provide a educational credential assessment.

Including all post-secondary degrees, even if you have a bachelor, master's, and PhD, is recommended.

For the language test, such as IELTS, you need to provide the test report number.

Mentioning the provinces you're interested in living in increases your chances of being considered.

Obtaining a nomination certificate from a province adds 600 points to your CRS score.

Determining your NOC code and providing your qualification details is a crucial step.

Some occupations in Canada require a certificate of qualification from a province.

🔑 A valid job offer for Express Entry requires specific qualifications and documentation, such as a labor market impact assessment or an offer of employment.

💼 Work history, both inside and outside Canada, is important for the Canadian Experience Class category of PR application.

📝 Documentary proof, such as pay stubs and job offers, is necessary to support work experience gained outside Canada for PR application.

🇨🇦 Applying for PR in Canada involves submitting legal documents and answering research questions for IRCC.

📝 After submitting the application, the profile goes into the pool and the applicant waits for the next Express Entry draw.

📄 If selected, the applicant receives an invitation to apply and their profile information is automatically copied into the PR application.