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Canada PR Timeline-Fastest way to Immigrate via Express Entry

Canada PR Timeline-Fastest way to Immigrate via Express Entry


Canada has been esteemed as one of the most preferred countries for immigration

in the past few years. Known for its diverse culture, government transparency, quality of

life, economic competitiveness, innovation, education, human rights and healthcare

system, makes it even more worthwhile. Well, there are certainly many ways to

immigrate overseas, but the Express Entry Program is an ideal pathway for the

Canada Permanent Residency.


What is the Express Entry Program?

Express Entry Program is a system used by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship

Canada (IRCC) to manage the applications of skilled workers for permanent residency

in Canada. It is a point-based system also known as the Comprehensive Ranking system

which is based on their skills, education, work experience and provincial nomination. It

has been considered the fastest way to Canada Permanent Residency. Let’s

decode this path in getting the Canada PR in an urbane manner.


Who is it for?


The Express Entry Program is designed for skilled workers who fall under the category for Specific economic immigration programs.


1. The Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)

2. The Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

3. The Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)


Check the Requirements And Calculate Your Express Entry Points

Having a checklist beforehand is a hands-on deal before applying for a PR visa. Well, it

moves through a Comprehensive ranking system that evaluates the applicants on the

basis of education qualifications, language proficiency, work experience and age.

Understanding all the requirements boosts not only the applicant’s profile but also strengthens

The chances of getting a PR visa.

The Express Entry Program uses a points-based system known asthe Comprehensive

A ranking system to evaluate the residency prospects for applicants. This score


determines the Invitation to Apply (ITA). The better the score, the more chances one has

for the visa application.

Scoring at least 67 points can lead a step closer to the direction of the visa application.

These points can be understood in a detailed manner.


1. Educational Qualification - 25 points

Education, being the building block of life, is essential in each phase of life.

Completion of post-secondary education plays a pivotal role in attaining Canada

PR visa. One must have completed their basic secondary education before

applying as it gets assessed by an Educational Credentials Assessment (ECA).

ECA reports whether an individual’s educational credentials are equivalent to

Canadian standards. Ph.D. level scores the maximum points, which is 25 points

whereas it decreases with each level, such as


Level

Points

Ph.D level or equivalent

25

Master’s level or equivalent

23

Two or more Canadian postsecondary credentials
(at least one 3-year program)

22

Canadian secondary degree
(degrees, diplomas or certificates)

21

Two-year Canadian post-secondary degree

19

One-year Canadian post-secondary degree

15

Canadian high school diploma or equivalent

5

2. Language Proficiency - 28 Points

Language has been brought under the most important aspect for the visa

application. One needs to demonstrate a minimum level of English or French

language proficiency. To demonstrate this, the IELTS language test for English

has been considered mandatory. CLB level - The Canadian Language Benchmark

decides your proficiency level. CLB 9 or above is a benchmark embarking you

successful application, whereas a score below 7 reduces your chances of

application.

3. Work Experience - 15 Points

Work experience is one such thing that makes your profile stronger. One year or

so of experience secures you with the least points, that is 5 points, whereas if you have

6 or more years of experience could bring you 15 points.

4. Age - 12 points

Youth is considered an asset to the country, so your age also defines your

eligibility criteria for your permanent residency. The younger you are, the

more chances you have for the visa application. If you range between 18 to 35

years of age, then you have a golden chance of scoring a good score, whereas if

If you are beyond 45, then there are different alternatives for the application.

5. Arranged Employment -10 Points

Arranged Employment is considered an important aspect, as it entails stronger

profiles because of a valid job application from the Canadian firm. Having a valid

job application nourishes your profile and having one year of work experience

could fetch you more points on the scoreboard.


Getting a Canada PR is not so difficult that it can’t be achieved. Following such a

timeline subsequently could lead you to your dreamland in the blink of an eye. Focus,

Determination and consistency are such ways that could bring a Canada PR visa in no time.

But still worried about your PR visa? Call Province Immigration Services, and we will help

You achieve your dreams.

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