Economic Class Immigration

Foreign nationals who acquire permanent residence under an economic class category have traditionally contributed to the Canadian economy by filling shortage in the labour market with skills, knowledge, expertise and other assets. The economic class includes the subcategories below:

1. Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) – Express Entry System:

This program is assessed according to point system eligibility criteria including education, skills, work experience, language ability, age, adaptability, and other qualifications needed to contribute to the Canadian labour market.

2. Federal Skilled Trades (FST)– Express Entry System:

This program is not assessed on a point system basis. However, it is an occupation listed in skill level B of the National Occupation Classification (NOC) matrix.

3. Canadian Experience Class (CEC)– Express Entry System:

This program is designed for International students who are graduates of a Canadian post-secondary institution and who possess professional, managerial experience or are skilled Canadian work experience as a minimum of 1 year full-time.

4. Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)– Express Entry System:

This program allows provinces and territories to nominate foreign nationals to apply for permanent residence if they meet the eligibility criteria requirements.

5. Quebec Economic Class

The province of Québec bases its selection on a grid of factors for which points are awarded, for example, your education, occupational skills, language knowledge and age, and whether you have children or otherwise, this will be also considered as well.

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You should ask for a consultation if you do not know how to proceed with an application or if you even qualify to apply. Our experienced immigration practitioner will

· Analyze your situation

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· Assess your eligibility under the appropriate category

· Discuss any obstacles that may hinder your application and determine the best solution to overcome them

· Determine the best solution if you have applied either on your own or with another representative and there is a problem with your application

· Offer a second opinion on applications already filed and determine the best way to proceed, whether it is to submit additional information, withdraw the application, or wait for a decision.

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· Applications and supporting documents are not normally reviewed during a consultation. However, the immigration practitioner who is conducting your consultation may ask you for information about specific documents at his or her discretion.

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