Federal Skilled Worker
As one of the most popular immigration programs in Canada, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) effectively brings thousands of immigrants to Canada each year. It provides an opportunity for individuals and their families to immigrate to Canada if they meet the FSWP Eligibility Requirements.
Federal Skilled Worker applications are assessed based on the applicant’s ability to become economically established upon arriving in Canada.
Minimum requirements to apply as a Federal Skilled Worker:
Study In Canada
Canada is always a favorite place for students all across the world for student visas each year welcoming more than 1,50,000 students. The level of education in Canada is unmatched for sure competing with most of the best universities across the globe.
It’s safe for students to stay, learn, earn and experience a whole new facet of higher education. Sounds interesting for yourself or your family member. We have an answer to all your queries.
Eligibilty
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Offer Letter by a designated learning institution in Canada.
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Proof of financial backup to pay for your:
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Tuition fees
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living expenses
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Return transportation
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English proficiency test (IELTS, TOEFL etc.)
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Be a law-abiding citizen with no criminal record and not a risk to the security of Canada.
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Possess a good health and willing to undergo a medical examination.
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Satisfy immigration officer that you will leave Canada at the completion of your authorized stay.
Study visa holders can improve their profile by gaining work experience by working part time (20 Hours a Week) while studies. In Study Visa student receives a Graduate Work Permit after completion of Graduation Which is valid for a minimum of one year to a maximum extendable for three years.
The Most interesting Part is that after completion of studies Students can apply for the permanent residency of Canada. For more information or queries contact our office.
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