Updates:Welcomes to Solex Immigration
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- Call Us: 647-507-0002
Immigration Services
What We Offer
Express Entry
The Canadian government uses Express Entry, an online system, to organize and process applications for skilled workers who want to immigrate to Canada and obtain Canadian permanent residence status. Learn More
Provincial nominee program
Individuals who qualify as skilled workers and wish to settle and gain permanent status in one of Canada’s provinces can use the Provincial Nominee Program as an alternative method of Canadian immigration.
AIPP
Atlantic immigration pilot program's goal is to bring qualified employees to Canada’s Atlantic province in order to jumpstart the region’s economic growth. Prince Edward Island are among the provinces that comprise the Atlantic region.
Rural And Northern Immigration
Find out why Express Entry is the most popular immigration system offering Canadian permanent residence to eligible applicants.
Caregivers
Caregivers undertake essential work for Canada as a country. These employees provide assistance and care to seniors, children, and others. Canada has three programs to assist caregivers in obtaining employment and Permanent Residence.
Family Sponsorship
Family sponsorship is a type of immigration that enables family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to enter the country. A person with PR can sponsor their family to come to Canada.
Express Entry
Eligibility:
Complete the language requirements in English, French, or both.
Have at least two years of full-time work experience in a skilled trade in the last five years.
Meet the National Occupation Classification’s job description for that skilled trade.
Have a valid job offer of at least one year’s full-time employment OR a certificate of qualification in that skilled trade.
PNP (Provincial Nominee Program)
Eligibility:
Must be at least 21 years old.
You should have scored at least the minimum on the point assessment grid for the province you are applying for.
Your job should be on that province’s NOC (National Occupation Code) list.
You must have relevant work experience.
According to CLB, you should have sufficient language proficiency.
AIPP (Atlantic immigration pilot program)
Eligibility:
Relevant Work Experience
Relevant qualifications
Clearance in relevant language
Proof of fund
Job offer from the designated employer
Settlement Plan
Certificate of Endorsemen
Caregivers
Eligibility:
Adequate experience and training to do the job
Knowledge of either English or French
Meet the Educational Requirements
Not being inadmissible to Canada
Have a valid job offer
Family Sponsorship
Eligibility:
Invitation Letter
Financial support document
Agreement of mutual obligations and responsibilities
Undertaking stating to provide the basic needs of family members being sponsored
OUR SERVICES
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File Online
Filing a form online is easier and faster than paper filing. It gives you a simple and personalized way to track your case online. You can also access other USCIS services. Check out our online filing video. The first step is to create an account.
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Manage Your Case
Use our online tools and resources to manage your case:
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Change your address
File an application online, download forms, and learn about filing requirements.
RURAL AND NORTHERN IMMIGRATION
There are 4 steps to applying for permanent residence under this pilot.
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Q1.IRCC eligibility requirements
a). You need 1 year of continuous work experience (at least 1,560 hours) in the past 3 years.
b). The hours must be in 1 occupation, but they can be with different employers.
c). If you worked in Canada, you must have been allowed to work in Canada.
d). The hours must be over a period of at least 12 months. These working hours can be inside or outside Canada.
e). Don’t count hours you weren’t paid for (volunteering or unpaid internships don’t count)
f). Don’t count hours when you were self-employed
g). Your work experience must include most of the main duties and all the essential duties listed in your National Occupational Classification (NOC)
Language requirements
Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB), IELTS
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Q2.Find an eligible job with an employer in one of the participating communities.
a). Must be fulltime
b). Non seasonal
c). Permanent
d). Wage must meet or exceed the minimum wage.
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Q3.Once you have a job offer, submit your application for recommendation to the community.
Each community have its own recommendation process
a). how the application process works
b). what documents you’ll need to apply?
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Q4. If a community recommends you, apply for permanent residence.
a). additional eligibility requirements
b). job search process
c). community recommendation application process
