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Immigration process
Immigrate to Canada
Learn about the alternatives for immigrating to Canada. FutureCan consultants will help you by understanding your scenario and adapting the steps based on your objective.
Immigrate with Express Entry
This is the most popular route for those who dream of immigrating to Canada. It works as a points system used by the government to select immigration candidates through theoretically faster processing. To immigrate via Express Entry, the following steps must be followed:
- Take the language test
- Make your diplomas equivalent
- Find out what your score is today
- Open an Express Entry profile
- Obtain the requested documents
- Receive the ITA
EXPRESS ENTRY - FEDERAL SKILLED WORKER (FSW)
The Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) program offers a valuable opportunity for foreign workers wishing to immigrate to Canada. The program is aimed at those who have at least one year of paid work experience, acquired outside of Canada, in positions categorized as NOC TEERs 0, 1, 2 and 3. This experience must have been acquired during the ten years prior to applying. In addition, candidates must achieve an overall average of 7 on the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB), which assesses English proficiency, and 67 points on the Six Selection Factors calculator. The FSW is a great option for qualified professionals looking for a career in Canada and a life full of opportunities.
EXPRESS ENTRY - FEDERAL SKILLED TRADES (FST)
The Federal Skilled Trades (FST) is an immigration program aimed at professionals in the trade/construction sector who have demonstrated proficiency in their respective fields. Applicants must have at least two years of work experience inside or outside Canada in certain positions that require technical and specialized skills, categorized as "Skilled Trades". This experience must be recent, acquired within the last five years. Language requirements include a score of CLB 5 for speaking and listening skills, and CLB 4 for reading and writing. This program provides a promising pathway for qualified professionals seeking immigration opportunities in Canada.
EXPRESS ENTRY - CANADIAN EXPERIENCE CLASS (CEC)
The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) is an immigration category aimed at foreign workers who have acquired qualified work experience in Canada. Applicants must have at least one year of qualified work experience in positions categorized as NOC TEERs 0,1,2 and 3, gained within the last three years. The work experience must be acquired with worker status, and must add up to a total of at least 1,560 full-time or equivalent part-time hours over a period of at least 12 months. Experience acquired with student status, whether on-campus, off-campus or through a co-op program is not valid. In addition, applicants must meet the English proficiency requirements, with a minimum score of CLB 5 or 7, depending on the NOC TEER. The CEC is an effective gateway for foreign workers wishing to continue their careers in Canada.
Other Immigration Programs
PROVINCIAL NOMINATION PROGRAM
The Provincial Nominee Program presents a variety of opportunities for potential immigrants, offering a range of immigration programs that are specific to the needs of each province. These programs are aimed at a variety of candidates, including international students, investors and skilled or semi-skilled workers. To be eligible to receive an invitation from a province, candidates need to express their interest in it. Each province has the autonomy to develop and manage its own immigration programs, making the guidance of a specialized consultant extremely useful. Our team is available to offer personalized support and guidance for each case, except for the provinces of Quebec and Saskatchewan.
ATLANTIC IMMIGRATION PROGRAM
The Atlantic Immigration Program is an initiative that benefits both Atlantic Canadian employers and foreign workers and international students. This program assists employers in hiring foreign workers who intend to immigrate to one of the four Atlantic Canadian provinces - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island. It also offers international students the chance to stay in the region after completing their studies at one of the local higher education institutions. This is a fantastic path for those looking for stability and growth opportunities in a dynamic and welcoming environment.
RURAL & NORTHERN IMMIGRATION PILOT PROGRAM
The Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot Program is a pioneering immigration program that aims to boost the development of some of Canada's most remote communities. The program creates an accessible pathway to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers who have a genuine job offer that meets the needs of the community. To participate, applicants must express their intention to live and work in one of the program's communities. By enabling the flow of immigrants to these communities, this program not only benefits immigrants in search of a better life, but also revitalizes local economies and enriches the cultural diversity of these communities.
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
Family Sponsorship is a program that allows Canadian citizens or permanent residents to bring their family members to Canada. If you have family members you would like to bring to live with you in Canada, we can advise you on the best way to sponsor them. In addition, we can help you obtain a permanent residence visa, facilitating the family reunification process. This program reinforces the importance Canada places on family and the well-being of its citizens and residents.
STARTUP VISA PROGRAM
If you are an entrepreneur with an innovative business idea, the Startup Visa Program could be the way for you to immigrate to Canada. This program is an initiative to attract talented entrepreneurs who can get the support of a designated organization for their innovative project. The aim is to bring in entrepreneurs who can create jobs for Canadians and compete in the global market. The Startup Visa Program is a unique opportunity to bring your entrepreneurial vision to Canada and contribute to the country's dynamic economy.
CAREGIVERS PROGRAM
The Caregivers program offers several options for caregivers of seniors, children or people with special needs to come to Canada, either as permanent residents or temporary workers. You can apply for permanent residence through the Home Child Care Provider Pilot or the Home Support Worker Pilot, as long as you have proven experience in the field in Canada or a job offer in one of these occupations. This is a great opportunity for caregivers who are looking for a chance to live and work in Canada, contributing to the well-being of their communities.
Want to know which visa is best for you?
Find out more about our consultations
up to 20 minutes
Consultation
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Clarification of specific doubts about your profile and process;
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Express Entry points simulation;
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Strategy for approvals of temporary applications inside and outside Canada;
up to 40 minutes
Consultation
Silver
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Clarification of specific doubts about your profile and process;
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Express Entry points simulation;
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Strategy for approvals of temporary applications inside and outside Canada;
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Immigration profile analysis for federal and provincial processes;
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Immigration profile analysis for family sponsorship processes;
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NOC search;
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Reapplication strategy after denied application;
up to 40 minutes + email
Consultation
Gold
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Clarification of specific doubts about your profile and process;
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Express Entry points simulation;
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Strategy for approvals of temporary applications inside and outside Canada;
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Immigration profile analysis for federal and provincial processes;
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Immigration profile analysis for family sponsorship processes;
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NOC search;
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Reapplication strategy after denied application;
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Direct e-mail with the consultant for up to 7 calendar days after the consultation, to clarify any doubts.
up to 50 minutes
Consultation
Technical
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Answering questions about filling in the forms;
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Clarification of doubts about the organization of documentation;
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Clarification of doubts about the documents that need to be sent;
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Clarification of doubts about sworn translations;
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Direct e-mail with the consultant for up to 7 calendar days after the consultation, to clarify any specific doubts.
up to 50 minutes
Consultation
Business
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Consultation aimed at candidates who would like to start an innovative company in Canada through Startup Visa.
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Analysis of company information to ascertain the possibility of a successful Startup Visa application for applicants outside Canada;
FAQ
To get your international diploma equivalent in Canada, you need to obtain an ECA (Education Credential Assessment) from one of the organizations recognized by the IRCC, such as CES, ICAS, WES, IQAS and ICES.
● One year's work experience in Canada in NOC TEER categories 0, 1, 2 or 3.
● Language skills test in English or French (CELPIP/IELTS/PTE CORE/TEF/TCF).
● High school or college diploma.
The average processing time for Express Entry is approximately 6 months.
No, Canadian Experience Class applicants are the only ones who don't need to provide financial proof.
