Canada PR Process

 

Canada has never let any immigrants down when it comes to immigration. This magnificent nation never misses an opportunity to seize the spotlight from millions of hopefuls throughout the world. This maple country is everyone’s favorite, whether it’s due to the variety of immigration programs, the abundance of work prospects, or the eligibility for Canadian citizenship after three years of having permanent residency (PR) status in Canada.

In addition, Canada’s PR procedure is simple, convenient, and adaptable for immigrants. Do you hope to obtain a visa for permanent residence in Canada?

Follow the detailed instructions for applying for a visa to become a permanent resident of Canada.

 

• • Step 1: Verify Your Eligibility

The 67-federal point system used by Canada PR determines how many points are awarded based on many criteria, including :

• • 1. Age,
    2. Qualification,
    3. Relevant work experience,
    4. Language Proficiency,
    5. Adaptability,
    6. Arranged employment.

Therefore, you must confirm that you meet the requirements for a Canadian Permanent Resident Visa before starting the Canadian PR application.

 

• • Step 2: Get an ECA (Educational Credential Assessment)

You must present the competent authorities with an ECA that has been approved by the necessary assessing authorities, such as WES, IQAS, ICAS, etc., in order to demonstrate that your education is comparable to and meets Canadian educational requirements. Additionally, it shows that you are knowledgeable enough to succeed in your sector of employment. Therefore, it is an important document that you need to support of your Canada PR.

 

• • Step 3: Create an Express Entry Account

This comes after you’ve finished the ECA procedure. You must provide all of your pertinent information, including your name, education, work history, IELTS score, and fund details. You’ll need accurate information from required papers, such as certain passports, in order to complete your Express Entry profile.

• Language test results
• Your job title and NOC (National Occupational Classification) code.

You may exit the profile at any time. There is no need to worry as your Information is confidential, and it gets saved in your account automatically. All you have is 60 days to complete and submit your Express Entry Profile. If not, you’ll have to begin the entire cycle without any preparation.

However, creating an express entry profile is not mandatory for applying for a Canadian PR visa. If you have less than six bands in IELTS, you can directly apply for a Canadian Permanent Resident Visa through the Canada PNP route.

For further details please Call on: +94720239740 or write at info@visaglobal.lk

 

• • Step 4: Prepare for the PNP Option

In the event that your CRS score is lower, there is no cause for concern. Obtaining a provincial nominee certificate will increase your CRS score. The best way to drastically raise the 600 CRS score is to receive PNP permission. Numerous PNP’s such as Saskatchewan PNP, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island does not require any CRS to issue nominations.

 

• • Step 5: Get ITA and submit the documents

When your CRS score reaches the required level, you are sent an ITA (Invitation to Apply). Following receipt of the ITA, you have 60 days to submit your Canadian Permanent Resident Visa application to the IRCC, together with the required supporting documentation & visa application cost.

 

• • Step 6: Submit Your Biometric Fees and Fly Into the World of Opportunities.

This is the last step necessary to bring your dreams to reality. A biometric cost of around CAD 85 is required for everyone aged 14 to 79. You can then take a flight to your dream destination, Canada, after having a Canada PR visa stamped into your passport.

For a family of two or more that apply at the same time and location, the maximum biometric fee is CAD 170.