CANADIAN IMMIGRATION

Why Immigrate to Canada?

• Canada is the second biggest country in the world in area (after Russia).
• Canada is a peaceful country with a politically stable democracy.
• Canada with its official policy of multiculturalism encourages immigrants to preserve their cultural values, language and religion.
• Canada is the 7th largest economic powerhouse in the world.
• Canada is a world leader in technology.
• Canada is world renowned for its peace keeping forces seen around the world.
• Canadian citizens & new comers to Canada enjoy universal free health care.
• Canada offers free primary & secondary school education.
• Canada offers a generous Social Security & Guaranteed Old Age Security Plan for all its people.
• Canada boasts some of the best universities in the world.
• Canada can take pride of its safe and clean neighborhoods.
• Canada has a market based free enterprise economy.
• Canada is bilingual – English & French.

VISADO DE GLOBAL ASSIST

Canadian Skilled Immigration Professionals in Karachi, Pakistan VISADO provide legal services relating to all of the legal avenues of immigration to Canada including:

• Independent Immigration (based on your skills);
• Business Immigration (based on your experience and ability to own and manage a business);
  Investor Immigration (based on a minimum personal net worth and willingness to invest a minimum amount of money in a passive investment);
• Immigration based on arranged employment in Canada;
• Refugee Immigration (based on persecution in your country of nationality);
• Sponsor Appeals (appeals to the Appeal Division from failed sponsorships);
• Federal Court Advocacy (in the event that you are appealing an adverse decision in your immigration case); and
• Humanitarian and Compassionate Landings from Inside Canada (for persons without status who are already in Canada)

Like any other country, Canadian Immigration policy is divided in two parts:

1. TEMPORARY ENTRY INTO CANADA:

• Visitor visa; (Tourist visa)
• Student Authorization; ( Student visa)
• Employment authorization; (Work permit)
• Live-in-Caregiver;
• Fiancee or Fiancé; (While in Canada )
• Humanitarian & Compensate ground; (While in Canada)

2. PERMANENT IMMIGRATION TO CANADA:

• Independent Class or professional class or skilled worker class;
• [Occupation under which application for immigration to Canada can be made.]
• Business Class;
• Self - employed class;
• Family sponsorship;

This means an individual can come to Canada under any of the above two broad classes.


Skilled workers and professionals: Who can apply—six selection factors and pass mark

Will you qualify?
If you are eligible to apply as a skilled worker, you will be assessed on six selection factors and a point system. Learn more about each factor by clicking on it.

1. Education (Maximum 25 points)
2. Ability in English and/or French (Maximum 24 points)
3. Experience (Maximum 21 points)
4. Age (Maximum 10 points)
5. Arranged employment in Canada (Maximum 10 points)
6. Adaptability (Maximum 10 points)

Total Maximum 100 points
Pass mark 67 points

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CANADIAN WORKING HOLIDAY VISA

CANADIAN WORKING HOLIDAY VISA

For the candidate who wants to go somewhere different, the land of the Maple Leaf and Moose is open for you to take your Working Holiday.

Stay in awesome cities like Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal, working part-time while you travel this big country. There are limited visas available so its definitely a unique experience.

STA Travel can also assist in finding you a job and setting you up with a bank account.

DURATION: 12 months

SEASON: Throughout the year

APPLICANT REQUIREMENTS: This is for any student or graduate (from accredited university but not UNISA).

APPLICATION PROCESS: You will need to register, provide a bank statement with a minimum of $1000, have a police clearance, a motivation letter and be approved by the consulate (including medical)

COST OF PROGRAMME: from R750 registration fee, R3950 programme fee and a R1200 medical test by a Canadian approved doctor

EXPECTED EARNINGS: From $7 per hour – depending on what job you do

COST OF LIVING: You will need to cover all your costs but will get assistance in finding accommodation

FLIGHT SUBSIDY: No

FRIENDS TRAVEL TOGETHER: Yes

TRAVEL AFTER WORK: No

WILL I BE MET ON ARRIVAL: You can apply for an orientation package which will set you up with a bank account, job listing etc.

VISA: Working Holiday Visa. You can apply up to 6 months after graduating

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CANADA

1. What is a Canada Immigration Visa?

A Canada Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa is a document which allows a person to live and work anywhere in Canada, and confers upon that person Permanent Resident status. It comes with certain responsibilities and may be revoked if the holder does not meet Canadian residency obligations, or is found guilty of serious criminal activity. A person who is a Canadian Permanent Resident may apply for Canadian Citizenship after 3 years.


2. How is a Work Permit different from a CanadaImmigration Visa?

A Work Permit allows an eligible visitor to reside and work in Canada for a limited period of time, and restrictions are usually placed on the type of employment which can be pursued. It will not, by itself, lead to Canadian Permanent Resident status. By contrast, a Canada Immigration Visa entitles its holder to live and work anywhere in Canada, enjoy many of the privileges of Canadian Citizenship, apply for Canadian Citizenship after 3 years and sponsor family members for Canadian Permanent Resident status.


3. Can I apply for Permanent Resident statusandTemporary status at the same time?

You can apply for Permanent Resident status and Temporary status at the same time. Canadian Immigration policy recognizes the concept of dual intent.


4. Is my current immigration status relevant for Canadian Immigration purposes?

Yes and no. You must submit your Canada Immigration Visa Application (Application for Permanent Residence in Canada) to the Canadian Immigration Visa Office responsible for the country of your citizenship or to the visa office responsible for the country you are currently residing in if you have been legally admitted to that country for at least one year.Canada immigration policy ignores an applicant's foreign immigration status as long as the applicant meets the requirements in the preceding paragraph. However, some Canada Immigration Applications have been refused on the grounds of criminal inadmissibility where the applicant has admitted to having knowingly violated the immigration laws of a foreign jurisdiction.


5. I have heard that Canada Immigration Regulations have changed. How will I be affected?

Canada immigration regulations, laws and policies are constantly subject to change. The effect of these changes will vary considerably from one applicant to another, depending on the particular circumstances.


6. Is there a benefit to using an attorney for immigration to Canada?

Yes, there is. Even though Citizenship and Immigration Canada permits you to submit a Canadian Immigration Visa Application on your own, statistically, your chances of succeeding are increased if a qualified Canadian immigration attorney represents you. Moreover, a perfected application will, in many cases, shorten the immigration process, allowing you to obtain your Canada Immigration Visa faster.


7. How do I retain Campbell, Cohen to represent me for Canadian Immigration purposes?

Generally, as a first step, we recommend that you complete our free assessment form so that I may determined your eligibility to immigrate to Canada under the Skilled Worker, Provincial Nomination, Family Sponsorship or Business categories

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