Immigration program for foreign workers who have at least 1 year of qualified and paid work experience abroad, in functions of NOC'S 0, A or B, during the 10 years before its application. Level of English required for this category: CLB 7 overall average.

Immigration program for foreign workers who have at least 1 year of qualified paid professional experience in Canada (in NOC'S 0, A or B functions) in the last 3 years before applying, either full-time (equivalent to 1,560 hours) or the equivalent in hours as part-time, however, always with worker status. Required level of English for this category: CLB 5 (NOC B) and CLB 7 (NOC's 0 and A)

The program helps Atlantic Canadian employers hire skilled foreign workers who wish to immigrate to one of its 4 provinces (New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador and Prince Edward Island), as well as international students who wish to remain in the region after studying. in one of its higher education schools.

If you do not fit into any immigration program, or are in Canada with no status, depending on your profile and life history we can help you achieve permanent residency through H&C, analyzed in exceptional circumstances on a humanitarian and compassionate basis.

As a caregiver of persons with special needs or children, you have different options to come to Canada to become a permanent resident or to work temporarily. You can apply for permanent residence through ​​Home Child Care Provider Pilot or the Home Support Worker Pilot. For this, you must prove your ability to do the job, meet the required criteria (language and education) and have a job offer in one of these occupations.

Immigration program for foreign workers who have at least 2 years of Canadian or foreign work paid experience in certain positions that require technical and specialized knowledge, listed as “Skilled Trades”, during the 5 years before their application. Required English level for this category: CLB 5 for speaking and listening skills and CLB 4 for reading and writing.

These are the specific immigration programs for each province, with different requirements to meet the region's immigration needs, and may target: international students, investors, and skilled or semi-skilled workers. To receive an invitation from a province, the candidate must express interest in that province. We can guide and support you throughout the entire process.

Pilot program aims to provide small rural communities with the benefits of immigration, creating a path to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers with a genuine job offer that meets the demands of the community and wish to live and work in one of certain areas rural participants.

The incubation and acceleration of ideas program called “Canada Business Start-Up Visa” seeks entrepreneurs who have the skills and innovative ideas who are interested in starting businesses in Canada with the aim of employing Canadians and being able to compete in the global market.

Yes, you may immigrate as a self-employed person. For that, you must demonstrate considerable experience in activities, cultural or sporting, being willing to remain in the current profession in Canada, or have experience in farm management, with the intention of doing so here. To learn more about this program, please contact us.