Immigrating to Canada is a wonderful experience for any person irrespective of religion and race. The country is a multicultural society and a fabulous place to live. It offers opportunities to different immigrants, which are primarily comprised of Filipinos, Pakistanis, Indians, Chinese and Americans.
The government is pleased to welcome immigrants from different countries. In 2008, the government recorded over 245,000 skilled workers who immigrated to the country.
The Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) is a government body that assists people who want to immigrate to the country. It has defined some procedures and policies for those who want to live in Canada. One of the categories defined by this body is Skilled Worker. In this category, the individual should have at least 67 points to qualify. The points are based on adaptability, language skills, qualification, experience and age. In addition, the individual should have at least one year’s experience in any of the professions defined by the CIC.
You can immigrate to Canada through other methods, which include:
• Family Sponsorship. If you have a blood relative living in the country, this is the easiest way to become an immigrant.
• Work Permit. If a Canadian employer offers you a job, you can acquire a work permit and can become a permanent resident after two years.
• Study Permit. If you study in any college or university in Canada, the Canadian High Commission will issue a study permit to you. After finishing your study, the government will grant you immigrant status.
• Business Class. You can become an immigrant by investing heavy capital amounting to $250,000 CAD in the country.
• Refugee and Protection: The government can grant you immigrant status if you are under threat in your home country.