Independent Immigration

Independent Category
This immigration category is based on the evaluation of your occupation's demand in the Canadian job market. An independent applicant must score more than 70 points from the "Points System" in order to merit further consideration.
Eligibility Criteria
You may be qualified as an independent immigrant if you have specific occupational skills that are readily transferable to the labour market of Canada. You must have minimum one year of full time experience in order to apply for permanent residence in Canada, unless your job offer is validated by Canadian Employment Centre, where it would be necessary to prove that there is no other Canadian citizen or permanent resident available in the Canadian labour market to take the respective job. However, you need not to have a job on hand in order to apply for immigration.
The visa officer assesses your application based on 9 factors.

The first parameter is whether your occupation is listed in the General Occupation List (GOL) of Canada. This list is a classification of jobs in Canada and is revised from time to time. Hence, if your occupation is not listed in the current GOL, please visit us for a free assessment because there is the possibility that your occupation is listed in the sub-category of similar jobs.

The second criterion for assessment relates to your age. The principal applicant, which is you, should be between the ages of 21 to 44 to score the maximum units of points in this category.

The third criterion is your language proficiency - you should be fluent in English or French. However, it is not mandatory that you must be fluent in French in order to qualify for Canadian immigration.

The remaining criteria are units on education, employment and training factor (ETF), demographic factors and personal suitability.

If you have blood relatives in Canada, you may be awarded five (5) bonus points.

You have to have enough money available with you to establish and support your family for at least six months upon arrival to Canada. The Visa Office recommends at least CAD10,000 for principal applicant and CAD 2,000 for each dependents. In addition, your intended occupation must appear in the National Occupation List, at least 1 points should be scored from it. Furthermore, you must have at least 1 year working experience or 1750 hours of work in the intended occupation.

Caution:
Information can be linked:
1.CCPE
2.IELTS
3.Processing fee and ROLF
Why you should consult with us?

We will strongly urge you not to take any chances by submitting the application on your own because the selection process is stringent and complex. You may find that the preparation of documents can be very time consuming and it can cost you even more time if your application is not prepared correctly. With more than nine years of experience in assessing immigration applications, we can help you save money and time in preparing the immigration.

We can provide detailed assessment in confidence and advise you as to what type of measures you must take in order to have the greatest chance of success in your application. We will advise you the current occupations that are in demand in Canada so that you can acquire those skills critical to the occupation while the immigration process is taken place. Please contact us as to how we can help you to improve your chances in detail.