What is the international skilled worker category? The International Skilled Worker Category</strong></strong></a> is for skilled workers who want to work and live in Saskatchewan. If you are interested to apply under the International Skilled Worker Category, the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is currently accepting applications. The SINP has [...]

Who is Exempted from an LMIA Generally, if Canadian employer wants to hire an alien worker, they are asked to provide a positive Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) according to conditions of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program. There is an International Mobility Program which has known as an [...]

What is the LMIA? The Labour Market Opinion (LMO) is now known as the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). It allows an employer to hire a foreign worker. It is hard for an employer to get the permit because it is hard to convince the government that there [...]

Are there fees when submitting a Canadian Immigration Application? Yes, there are fees that are going to be required of you to pay when applying to immigrate to Canada. The fees are set up as follows: Skilled Worker/ Family Class Principal Applicant $550 Self-employed Principal Applicant $1,050 Each [...]

What is the Comprehensive Ranking System? The Comprehensive Ranking System, or CRS, is a points-based system used to rank candidates applying for permanent residence in Canada through the newly-instituted Express Entry system. Express Entry began in January 2015, and is utilized by foreign workers looking to become permanent [...]

Do candidates need to take language tests? There are two official languages in Canada, English and French. French is most common in Quebec and New Brunswick, while English is the more predominate in the other provinces and territories. You can choose to adapt either or both languages. In [...]