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Coming To Canada: The Process Made Simple

People move to other countries for varied reasons. Some move to seek new adventures and create new traditions, while others move so that they can give their children a more life more valuable than they have in their current domiciles. For others yet, war ravages their countries, prompting them to seek refuge in peace-loving countries.

Whatever your reason for moving, you will be required to adhere to the policies in your preferred domicile. They will have processes in place that you have to follow to be accepted. Canada is a favorite destination for many immigrants, for a bunch of reasons. From our health care and education system that is renowned worldwide for the clean, least polluted environment that attracts health-conscious immigrants.

How Easy?

Getting to Canada is not as easy as most people would like it to be. To get through the borders, you have to provide proof that you are what the county needs. Papers proving your residency, some more to be obtained, and several other forms to be filled could be quite strenuous and time-consuming if you do it on your own.

Recently, the government launched a program, Express Entry, which they used in selecting over 1,500 immigrants last year, out of thousands of the typical applications. This program paves the way for a less consuming and faster method of selecting eligible applicants, and it is certainly going to be the new norm. A process that usually takes over a year has been reduced to 6 months, and time may see this period reduced even further. 

How To Go About This Process

The program requires you to fill the online documentation and to provide relevant documents. Initially, the documents would take a good while before getting verified, but this new method ensures that you get feedback about your eligibility in only six months. That, by the way, is the maximum period. Once you fill your documents, you are placed under whatever category best suits you, according to your documents. This process is time-consuming and may require the help of experts.

You are in Luck

Luckily, applicants have the option to get help with this tedious documentation process. It does not matter how soon you submit, but what is important is the quality of your submission. Your application will be one of many thousands so you may want it to catch the eye of the verifying officials. Having the edge over your fellow applicants is what will get you closer to Canada.

ItsCanadaTime, an organization well-versed on matters migrate and the Express Entry process is making it easier for applicants to get closer to their dream country. Of the 1500 plus people who made their entry into the country last year, and were granted permanent residency, some of them applied through ItsCanadaTime. 

A Guide Through The Process

What the organization does is simplify the procedure for you so that you not only submit your entry in good time but also to have a complete application that will stand out among the rest. The first step towards being successful at something, whatever it is, is by seeking help from those who know the ropes.

ItsCanadaTime offers a variety of services online to help you get through the immigration process. 

A Little About Immigration To Quebec

Quebec is a province in Canada, where the majority of French speakers live. Because it is part of the larger Canada, the province is under Federal governance as far as immigration is concerned. However, owing to an accord that was signed between the province administration and the federal government, Quebec gets to vet the immigrants that move there.

Part of the vetting is to ensure that the people moving into the province contribute positively to the economy and that they are fluent in French, which is the primary language of instruction. In recent years, the administration in Quebec has been investing in French teaching facilities to absorb more immigrants to fill the labor crunch that has hit the province.

How Many Immigrate To Quebec

The two main bodies, the federal government, and the provincial administration of the district will vet you. The government of Quebec will vet you on your suitability and ability to adapt in Quebec. You will need to apply for a Statistical Quality Control (SQC). You will also have your educational background vetted and certified.

The Federal Government will do the rest, which entails checking your medical background, and all the verifications that deem you right to be in the country.

The Cultural Difference

It is imperative to note that 80% of the residents of Quebec are Francophone and so French dominates in each part of the province. The job market differs slightly from the rest of the provinces, and you will certainly need to do your homework especially if you are not familiar with the culture.

The Québec Job Market

French is the official language. The market is full-time, part-time and contract kind. The market offers excellent opportunities for those who want to be self-employed. Most jobs are found in the small and medium enterprises.

Quebec is very strict in its values, which are equality, cooperation, participation, and flexibility. Regardless of your background, either political or economically, you will be treated as an equal, and you will be expected to start at the same level.

Skills matter a lot in the Quebec job market, and any promotions will be based on the way you apply yourself. Women are well represented and respected. Time is a valued commodity.

A welcoming Society

The community in Quebec is welcoming and embracing of new arrivals. As long as you respect the common values, you will have a good time in the province. Learn the language, speak it, and respect the culture. 

Looking for A Canadian "Green Card"?

This is the story of the US Green Card. It is the authority document that gives a holder permanent residency in the US. It shows that they are lawfully in the country and they can seek employment using it. It is unique to the United States, and hear this; it is not printed on green paper. At least not since 1964.

The Canada "green card" is not really a green card. In short, Canada does not offer green cards, but the entry program for immigrants grants them benefits similar to those you have when you are an American green card holder. You can work in any part of the country, leave, and re-enter the country as you wish.

Ways to Obtain the Canada "Green Card."

There are four ways to qualify for what we call ‘streams’ and any immigrant wishing to make Canada their permanent residence must qualify for at least one of them. 

·         The Skilled Worker Category

This class targets a person who has a high level of education and can contribute to the Canadian workforce and economy right away. They should at least have some level of work experience including in skilled trade, professional occupation, and management. They will be judged on language proficiency, education, age, and work experience, scoring points at every level. A potential immigrant will need at least 67/100 points to qualify in this category.

·         Family Class

Another way of migration to Canada is through a spouse or a close family member who has permanent Canadian residency. They could sponsor you to come to Canadian and attain permanent residency.

·         Business Residency

Business residency is yet another form of Canadian immigration where you have to be either an investor or a businessperson. For an investor, you will be expected to cough out a certain amount of money into a Canadian business in a way that adds value to the economy. As a self-employed businessman, you will open a business and run it in Canada.

·         Canadian Experience Class

This last category is for those who come to Canada via student visas. If you clear your education and get a job in Canada, and are fluent in one or two languages, you stand a chance at permanent residency. You get the upper hand because you will be familiar with the country’s labor laws and you will be making a positive contribution to Canada.

There you Have It!

You can attain permanent residency into the country through those four ways. If you wish to make that Canada migration, nothing is stopping you.