My Canadian Immigration Experience! How I went from student to PR Holder without finishing School! скачать в хорошем качестве

My Canadian Immigration Experience! How I went from student to PR Holder without finishing School!

Thank you for watching my video, I hope it helped you to get one step closer in understanding another way you can immigrate to Canada. In case I left out any important details in my video, here are the steps I took again: 1. I applied for co-op work experience with my college. With that letter I was able to apply for a co-op work permit 2. Got my degree assessed by WES. You will need a transcript from your previous university. This should be sealed 3. Take the English language exam 4. Apply to the express entry program so you can be placed in the pool.(Federal Skill Work program is what I was eligible for) 5. Important to note is that your job experience must fall within NOC Code O, A or B to be eligible. 6. Find an employer willing to support your application. This is easier with small companies because the decision making is usually with one person, the owner. 7. Apply to a provincial nominee program if you don't have enough points from doing the test and getting your degree assessed. (You won't need an employer if you have enough points from just your degree and the English language exam results. The English test plays a very important role in this so try to get a high score, 9 and over. 8. Submit you application for residency Here are all the relevant links! To assess you degree please visit: World Education Services  (WES) https://www.wes.org/ca/ BC Provincial Nominee program https://www.welcomebc.ca/Immigrate-to... For the English language exam: https://www.celpip.ca/ To find out more about the Canadian Express Entry Requirements visit: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-... Find your NOC Code here: National Occupational Classification  (NOC) https://noc.esdc.gc.ca/Home/Welcome/4... Use this chart to help you better understand is you are eligible: http://www.cicsimmigration.com/canadi... These are the provinces I think are easier to migrate to overall. Most of their programs does not require you to have an employer support: Saskatchewan  New Brunswick  Nova Scotia Alberta - some professions (they pick the nominees, you cant apply. the profession has to be in demand)