Arranged Employment
You earn additional points if you have a job offer approved by Human Resources Development Canada (HRSDC). Arranged Employment is one of the fast-track options under the Federal Skilled Worker Category of immigration.
Arranged Employment is possible when a Canadian employer extends an offer of full-time permanent employment in Canada to a foreign skilled worker. The foreign skilled worker's Canadian Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa will be expedited so that the worker can come to Canada and start working for the Canadian employer quickly.
Arranged Employment is one of the three ways to qualify for a Canada Permanent Resident Visa through the Federal Skilled Worker category of immigration. It also provides the Federal Skilled Worker applicant with up to an additional 10 points towards Citizenship and Immigration Canada's (CIC) selection factor requirement of 67 points.
These points are awarded under the Arranged Employment Factor as follows:
| Immigration to Canada : Arranged Employment |
Points |
| Permanent job offer from a Canadian employer, approved by the Canadian Government Department of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC), or |
10 points |
| Permanent job offer from a Canadian employer, without the necessity of HRSDC approval, if, at the time of applying for the Permanent Resident Visa, the applicant is employed in Canada by the same employer, on one of the Temporary Work Permits that allow for arranged employment. |
10 points |
Adaptability
If your spouse has gained education till Post Secondary level, you could earn additional points. This is only applicable under Skilled Worker category.
Relatives in Canada
If you or your spouse have a relative then you can get additional points (relative may be parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, child of a parent, sibling, child of a grandparent, aunt or uncle, or grandchild of a parent, niece or nephew who is residing in Canada and is a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident).
Settlement Funds
A certain amount of funds are required to be shown at the port of entry into Canada to establish that the immigrant will not become a public liability that the immigrant will not become a public liability.
Note:-
If your occupation presently does not included on the preferred occupation list for Canada, we need to reassure you that you can still qualify for Canada if you or your spouse have any experience for one year under any of the 29 professions and balance of the experience is under the NOCs falling into category ‘O’, ‘A’ or ‘B’. In addition in case you obtain an arranged employment offer (AEO) through your friends/relative/colleagues to get Work Permit or are residing/have resided in Canada for one year on a legal work permit or as an international student can also qualify.
Immigration Canada announces new list of preferred occupation.
Note: As per new policy applicable from 1/7/2011, 10,000 (Ten thousand) VISAS in skilled category in 1 (one) year. Five hundred (500) in each 29 category.
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