Express Entry
Looking To Come To Canada? Express Entry Could Be The
Right Immigration Option For You.
We Can Help Clients From All Over The World Obtain Permanent Residency
Through The Express Entry Immigration System
Do you have extensive work experience or education in your current place of residence? Are you looking to permanently live in Canada and contribute to its economy? Have a job offer from a Canadian employer? Under the Canadian immigration system, you could have eligibility to enter Canada under Express Entry.
What Is Express Entry?
The Government of Canada provides invitations to eligible candidates to apply for permanent residency. This allows the Government to bring skilled workers to the country and have them take part in the economy. It is a faster and more efficient way to receive a PR card if you have the language, work and education expertise the Government is looking for. Currently, there are three programs under this opportunity:
Are You Eligible?
Eligibility is determined under the following categories for the FST and CEC programs:
Work Experience
To qualify for Express Entry, in this case, applicants must have work experience in their country of origin or in Canada depending on the program they’re eligible for. A worker can have held a job that was either full-time or an equal amount in part-time. We can help you determine the eligibility of certain occupations.
Language Abilities
Prior to entering the Express Entry pool, a language test is required. As per the Government of Canada, all candidates will have to demonstrate language proficiency in an official Canadian language, either English or French.
Education Requirements
To be eligible to enter the Express Entry pool under the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), a candidate must have an Educational Credential Assessment of their completed foreign educational credentials.
Proof Of Funds and Admissibility
Under the FSWP, applicants must show they have enough funds to settle in Canada. Candidates and their family members must also meet the required admissibility guidelines set forth by the Government of Canada.
How To Apply
If you believe you meet the work experience, language education and admissibility criteria, you can create an online profile on the Government of Canada’s website for the Express Entry Pool, known as an Expression of Interest (EOI). A comprehensive ranking system is then used to assess your profile based on:
The Comprehensive Ranking System
Candidates receive points based on the information on their profile. High-ranking applications will be invited to apply for permanent residency. Invitations take place every two weeks. The ranking is determined by Core Points + Additional Points.
Core: Up to 600 points
- Language skills and experience factors
- Spouse or common-law partner factors, such as their language skills and education
- Skills transferability, including education and work experience
Additional: Up to 600 points
- Canadian degrees, diplomas or certificates
- Valid job offers from a Canadian employer
- Nomination from provinces or territories
- Sibling living in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident
If you are invited to apply, you have 60 days to submit an application for permanent residence
Express Entry Is A Two-Step Immigration Process
Step One: Candidates will have to express an interest in immigrating to Canada, and those who are eligible for one of the federal economic immigration programs will be entered into the Express Entry Pool.
Step Two: A portion of applicants will be invited to apply for Canadian permanent residence by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
How Our Toronto Express Entry Services Can Help Your Case
With years of experience and knowledge in the industry, our services can help you determine your eligibility for programs and help you apply accordingly. We understand the language terminology used on these applications and can provide you with accurate and detailed information to help your case. Whether you have a job offer from a Canadian employer, or you want to come to Canada based on your education and skills, Oro’s services can ensure you get to where you want to be. We operate on:
- Honesty
- Transparency
- Dedication
- Trust
Don’t leave your future to chance. This is a very important decision that should be done right and be taken very seriously. Oro Immigration Services is here to help answer all of your questions and assist you with any problem you encounter during the application process. When you choose our service, you are taking choosing a permanent future in Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
The program is for workers who have the skills, education and work experience to contribute to one specific province’s economy. Candidates should want to live in that province, as well as become Canadian permanent residents. Individual provinces will have their own streams and requirements, giving preference to students, business people, skilled workers or semi-skilled workers.
No, the intention of express entry is to grant skilled immigrants with permanent residency in Canada. You will enjoy many of the same benefits as citizens, such as health care and the ability to work and live in any province of the country, but you don’t have the right to vote or run for office. Citizenship can be obtained after residents have been in Canada for a period of five years.
With Express Entry, Canada seeks to invite qualified, skilled immigrants who want to become permanent residents. This is a way to fill employment sectors where no Canadian workers are available. However, this doesn’t apply to every person and is just one way to obtain permanent residency. Many individuals who come here as students or temporary workers are able to stay after going through a formal application process.
No, you do not require a visa to apply for this program. The government will choose an eligible worker based on job offers, language abilities and educational background.
Once you receive permanent status in Canada, you are able to work and live anywhere in Canada – this includes Ontario and Quebec. Certain programs do however provide limitations on working in Quebec, but please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.