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Canada Express Entry
The Express Entry system uses a points-based approach to evaluate candidates. Applicants get specific points according to age, employment experience, and language competence, among other considerations. Your profile will initially be scored out of 100. The government Skilled Worker Program (FSW) is concerned about this.
The Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) visa fee for Canada Express Entry is CAD 1,040, which includes a processing fee of $550 and a right of permanent residence fee of $490. The application fee for a spouse visa is $550 without the right to permanent residence, and the application for a per dependent child is $150.
You will be scored based on the following characteristics in your profile:
Language skills (maximum 28 points)
People interested in moving to Canada are often screened for their language skills. So, if you want to immigrate to Canada under the Express Entry programme, you’ll need a high IELTS score. You may get more of a possible 28 points in this area the better your score.
Education (maximum 25 points)
Canada values education and seeks applicants with strong academic credentials. Your score out of a maximum of 25 will improve with the higher your level of education.
Work experience (maximum 15 points)
You should also have some professional experience in your own country. The Canadian economy will benefit from your hard work and dedication. There is a direct correlation between the years you have been employed to gain maximum points.
Age (maximum 12 points)
The Canadian government is actively recruiting young, economically productive individuals. Moreover, young people are more prepared when settling in Canada than ever. Maximum points are awarded to those between the ages of 18 and 35.
Adaptability (maximum 10 points)
These points are granted depending on how likely you will be able to settle in Canada. Your capacity to adapt is evaluated based on your employment history, education, and family ties to Canada. The Express Entry pool comprises those with a score of 67 or above out of 100.
Canada Express Entry Process – Step by Step:
Eligibility:
Whether you’re interested in the federal skilled worker programme, you should start by seeing if you qualify. As previously stated, applicants with a score of 67 or above are considered.
Documentation:
Once that is done, you must have the necessary paperwork to proceed. You may be required to provide supplementary materials with your application, such as transcripts, references from former employers, proof of language proficiency, etc.
Submission:
The next step involves providing information to the Canadian authorities by submitting an Express Entry profile. Your application will be included in the thousands already submitted if you meet the requirements.
Apply:
An invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence will be sent to those whose point total is greater than the draw’s minimum. Your application must be received within 60 days after the invitation. The information presented here concludes the Express Entry programme in its entirety.
We hope it never happens to you.
For this reason, we at Emigre Law Chamber want to assist you in immigrating to Canada from Pakistan, just as thousands of others migrated to Canada. If you have any questions or concerns about immigration or visas, don’t hesitate to contact us. The Emigre Law Chamber is happy to review your case and provide assistance if needed.