Live And Work In Canada - Easy Ways To Make It Happen This Year

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The process of immigration to Canada serves as a foundation for sustained economic growth and brings customs, traditions and people from different cultures together. There are a wide range of options available for workers from different parts of the world to come to Canada and embrace a better living standards.
A few most popular Canadian Immigration options are explained below:
Live and work in Canada as a Skilled Worker
Express Entry is one of the finest and most popular application process designed for those skilled immigrants who wish to settle down in Canada on a permanent basis and take part in Canada's economy. EE manage applications of skilled workers for permanent residence under three federal economic immigration programs, including:

Federal Skilled Worker Program
Federal Trades Worker Program
Canadian Experience Class

The first step is to qualify for Express Entry for which you may take a free profile assessment online and answer a few questions to understand whether you meet the minimum eligibility requirements or not. You need to submit ...
... documents, like your language test results, ECA report, passport, etc. to confirm your eligible for Express Entry and then you must submit your profile to provide required information about yourself to the IRCC.
If you are found to be eligible, the IRCC will accept you into our EE pool of candidates and you will be ranked in the pool using a points-based system on the basis of information entered in your profile.
Accordingly, the IRCC will send invitations to apply for Canada PR to the candidates who have highest scores in the pool and the invited candidates will get maximum 60 days time to submit their application for permanent residency.
Please note, your occupation must fall under relevant skilled occupation list for Canada to qualify.
Live and work in a particular Canadian Province or territory
Another way to move to Canada is by immigrating as a provincial nominee through specific Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). This program is for those workers who have the required skills, education and experience to contribute to a specific provincial or territorial economy and have a desire to live in a particular province by becoming permanent residents of Canada.
Each Canadian province or territory has its own immigration programs and streams that focuses on inviting certain groups and have their own set of requirements to select candidates including, students, skilled workers, semi-skilled workers and business people.
You can apply under PNP using a paper-based as well as an online process via Express Entry and must pass a medical examination and obtain a police clearance certificate as a mandatory requirement.
In a paper-based process you may apply to the province of your choice for nomination via a non-Express Entry stream and meet the eligibility requirements. Once you get a nomination, you may submit a paper based application for PR to the IRCC and your application will be processed within 12-18 months time.
While, in case of online Express Entry process, you create an Express Entry profile and show your interest of moving to a province or territory. If a province sends you a NOI or notification of interest to EE your account, you can contact them directly and apply for provincial nomination to their particular Express Entry aligned stream. Upon your nomination approval, you'll get additional 600 points against your overall  CRS score along with an assurance to obtain an ITA for Canada PR in upcoming EE round of invitations.
Study and work in Canada as an international student
Canada offer opportunities like, work while you are studying, help your spouse or partner get a valid work permit while you are studying, work on a temporary basis or stay permanently once you complete your graduation as an international student.
After Express Entry and PNP, one of most popular Canada immigration process is to live and work in Canada after you graduate on a work permit. The work experience you gain in Canada will eventually help you in qualifying for permanent residency.
You qualify to apply for PR through Canadian Experience Class under Express Entry provided you have gained minimum 12 months of full-time or equal part-time experience in any one of the NOCs, i.e. Skill Level O, A or B and have obtained minimum CLB 7 or above in English or French language skills.
Move to Canada through Family sponsorship
If you are a relative of a Canadian PR holder or citizen, then you can move to Canada under Family Sponsorship program and can live, study or work in Canada once you become permanent resident.
Certain relatives can come to Canada on a sponsorship, provided a sponsor is:

Minimum 18 years old
A Canadian Citizen
A Canadian Permanent Resident
Registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act

A person can sponsor his/her spouse, common-law partner, dependent children, parent and grandparents, and certain relative including, one relative who is related by blood or adoption of any age.
 

Yatin Kumar, a professional wordsmith with 8+ years of experience in Content writing and Editing industry. He has done a lot of research and study on the Canada Immigration Programs and Process. His aim is to lead the path of growth and learn new ways to explore every possible talent.