The CLB is the Canadian standard used to describe, measure, and recognize English language ability of adult immigrants and prospective immigrants who plan to live and work in Canada, or apply for citizenship.
There are 4 language ability tests: Writing, Reading, Listening, Speaking
The NOC is a list of all the occupations in the Canadian labor market. It describes each job according to skill type and skill level. For immigration purposes, these are the main job groups:
You must use Express Entry to apply for:
Your Express Entry profile will get points based on:
Additional points are also awarded if you have completed a college or university program in Canada or if you have a provincial nomination.
NOTE: Proof of funds is how you show you have enough money to settle in Canada. If you are invited to apply, you must give written proof that you have this money.
Express Entry profile is where you submit your information on the basis of your eligibility for
FSW: Federal Skilled Worker
FST: Federal Skilled Trades
CEC: Canadian Experience Class
Based on:
CRS scores
Language
ECA
Work Experience
NOC code etc.
.
If you’re eligible, you will be accepted into the pool of Express Entry Candidates.
You will receive an invitation to apply(ITA) based on the Express Entry Federal Draw and your eligibility in STEP ONE.
You will have 90 days to submit your application for permanent residence.
At this stage you should start gathering your documents for submission as per the checklist.
Submit all your relevant forms and documents online as per the guidelines provided by the IRCC.
After submission of documents
you will be prompted to pay the Fees.
If your application is approved, You will get:
Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) a permanent resident visa (if you’re from a country that requires a visa)
Your COPR will have information about who you are, as well as your photograph.
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