I want to get permanent residence in Canada. Is it a long process? What are the options available?

If you check your points - for experience, education, spouse and English (IELTS) - on the CIC portal - http://www.cic.gc.ca (I posted the link on my previous post) , and are above 450points then you have a fair chance of receiving your PR within 6–8 months.

A colleague of mine migrated from Nigeria early last year on a PR with his wife. They applied for the PR in November and received confirmation of PR in exactly 6 months 5 days.

He described the process in 7 steps:


1. You submit the intent to apply with some basic paperwork

2. You receive the ITA i.e. the Invitation to Apply

3. After some intensive paperwork, you apply for the PR.

4.You either receive a provincial nomination from either of the 3 you chose in your application initially or you receive an umbrella PR and you can then choose which one you wish to take.

5.Next step will be showing funds to sustain for you + spouse (if any) for a year which is around 18,000 CAD

6. Now we wait for the magical email that says ‘request for passport’

7.After which it takes about 2 weeks to receive your passports stamped with a one time entry visa within 4 months - which is when you must land and declare yourself a landed immigrant.

8. Come to Canada and fall in love.
Hope this helps!

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[/b]Which is the best way to immigrate to Canada?[b]


Don’t waste your money on agents or lawyers, the Canadian immigration selection system is set up for you to do-it-yourself and based on a point system, greatly favouring the young and the best educated immigrants.

It is easy to find out where you may fit in, what kind of visa to apply for and how long the process will take. Spend the next 15 min CAREFULLY reading and answering all the qustions on this web-page.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/ctc-vac/getting-started.asp

It takes from one to five YEARS to get a visa after you have submitted a COMPLETE application, with every single sheet filled in CORRECTLY, so be patient. The total costs, including your medical examinations and more, is in the order of CAD 1,500 to CAD 2,000.

Also, start saving your money. You must prove that you have the equivalence of CAD 12,500 for a single person, CAD 18,000 - 25,000 for a family, BEFORE you will get your visa. All immigrants are expected to have enough money to look after themselves for the first few months.

Remember, having an agent, lawyer or anyone else “helping” you will not make the process faster. It may even slow it down as they draw out the process to be able to charge more money…

Welcome to Canada!

P.S. There is no “best way”, only a correct way and it is NOT FAST or simple.

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[b][/b]Is it right to move to Canada at 35years of age with your family of 4 without a job offer ?

It depends.

You should compare your current situation with your most likely outcome in Canada.

As @babyvet already commented, job market for fresh immigrants is incredibly tough. Right now you might be a manager with direct reports at some multinational Oil companies or top Organisation in Nigeria, so fairly successful by most standards, but in Canada you might perfectly find yourself that after 6 months you didn't get a single interview for any "decent" job (some university education required) and accepting some minimum wage job (high school diploma level) so you can get moving and pay bills.

Many people from developing countries are willing to take this gamble hoping that some years down the road they will get some proper job. Some do but most immigrants have mediocre lives.

In short, if you live in some more or less developed country and professionally you are doing fine, I wouldn't immigrate to Canada. There are good chances that your quality of life will be lower.

If you are in Nigeria and your professional career is not something to be very proud of, then I would immigrate. Even a low paying job in Canada will give you a comparable quality of life or higher and your kids will have access to good education.

Someone asked me this question this morning:

When is the right time to immigrate to Canada?

The short answer is, immigrate now if you’re younger than 30 years old. The immigration system in Canada is based on points, and you’re penalized for being over 30 years old (subtract 5 points for each year after 29). There are some ways around this though. See below.

Other than that, there are a number of factors to consider.

Have you just finished undergrad (younger than 30) and want to pursue higher education? Go to Canada instead of going to the USA! The US immigration system will stress you out for decades before you might manage to somehow get a green card. By the time you get a green card, you’ll be saddled with debt, child-care, healthcare costs etc. Forget about becoming an entrepreneur or changing careers at any point in the US. You’re stuck to jobs which are related to your degree because your visa and green card application are based on your field of education.
If you have decided to go to Canada for your master’s (younger than 30), make sure you work in the field of your undergrad degree for 12 months before you start your master’s. That will push your points really high because Canada wants people who have both Canadian as well as international experience. You’ll be able to get your Permanent Residence within a few months of completing your master’s degree if you do this. If you don’t, you’ll have to wait till you have 12 months of Canadian experience in the field of your undergrad or your master’s before you can apply. You should have your PR within 18 months of graduation either way (approval or rejection happens within 180 days of submission of application).
If you’ve already completed your Master’s/PhD in another country and have 1–3 years experience in the field of one of your degrees, set up your profile and apply now.
If you’re older than 30, you could still get through the PR process if you have a master’s/PhD and 1–3 years of experience in the same field as one of your degrees. However, if you’re way older than 30 (39+), you’re better off applying for a Provincial Nomination before you apply for Permanent Residence. One of Canada’s 10 Provinces or 3 Territories should nominate you and say they would like to have you move to their province as an immigrant, based on your education and/or work experience. This will give you 600 points on your PR profile and you’re sure to get through. However, it takes about 12 months (depending on the province) to get a Provincial Nomination, and you’ll be obliged to stay in that province for a few years, or your PR renewal application or citizenship application can get denied. Exceptions can be made for people who can prove that they tried hard to get a job in that province but were not able to.
Are you a medical doctor, a pharmacist, or a lawyer? You’ll have to meet certain qualification criteria before you become eligible to practice in your field in Canada (depending on the province). Find out what courses or exams you will be required to study, and how long it will take to do so. For some specialized medical doctors, this could take close to a decade.
Canada is one of the easiest countries to immigrate to if you’re young, fluent in French/English, have a degree, and at least 1 year of work experience. The right time to immigrate is now.

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arena07:
I need urgent reply what advise can you give someone that earn 50k in naija with no future prospect with the job and he has the opportunity to migrate to Canada through skilled program shd he stay back in Nigeria and move over to canada?

For you to migrate to Canada , you must have the following;
- be up to 35years {preferably 29years or younger}
- have minimum 15years of Education (Bachelors) preferably 16/17/18years of education (Masters,PhD)
- have minimum if 3 years skilled work experience
-have minimum of IELTS score of 7 in reading , writing and speaking respectively and 8 in Listening
- have sufficient proof of funds ( up to 4.8M naira)

With all these you are good to go .

I am Interested..

Don't come to Canada with super high expectations or you will be disappointed quickly. If you have a great job with good benefits where you are, pls. stay there. A lot of high skilled immigrants I've met as an employment counsellor who helps to find jobs in Canada are demoralized as they can not find equal level jobs they left back home. Know this, your skills are not considered comparable. Period. You will start from the BOTTOM! Discrimination exist covertly. Your accent, communication skills,your ability to convey knowledge/ experience in the Canadian context might differ from what You are accustomed to. You will have to be on top of your game. It might be about who you Know. Networking is sometimes key. Know your job description well. Interviews are not about knowing your skills. It's also about that and more. Chance are you don't don't have appropriate answers. What they need, want to hear. Chances are you did not know what they want because you did not read, research and learn about the company and industry and job duties, you did not research the Canadian context of the job. It's cumbersome if not prepared. Another idea per my experience, remove countries you've gained experience or worked in from resume to gain attention clear and void of what's deemed foreign experience, not canadian experience. I came here in 2007. I speak well. Even with a good amount of good American accent in Canada, unless nervous then it shows. I know my shit! In fact my name could never tell that I am black, African. I get the interviews but once they are my black face, all else changed. So beware folks! Unless your life is threatened in your country. If you have respect in your profession and a good job where you are, stay put. North America, Canada is no joke for those educated people, secure in your knowledge, you will have to start from the begining even with Phds. Medical doctors. Master's from abroad… think carefully before you come! Consult an employment counsellor and even they can not predict your future. I have been there. Just saying!

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