PLANNING TO APPLY FOR CANADA IMMIGRATION

[sun29292]

Hi Friends/Experts,

1) I am planning to apply for canada immigration for this 2014 cap.

2) I am taking my IELTS in SEP, Am I going to be late to apply for this year cap.

3)At present I am working in chemical engineering, In 50 occupation list this is not there but I read some where with NOC A and B of 2011 within sub quote they can take 200 application is true .Please clarify me and whether Am I eligible.

4) Mine is a peculiar case I did in chemical engineering and worked in Software for 3 year. Last 3 years I am working as a chemical engineer.So Am I eligible for applying as chemical engineer.

5) I read to take educational assessment for my studies ( i.e., Chemical Engineering) I did my schooling in English but outside of canada , i want to have my educational assessment and do I need to make my experience also assessment please tell me for this assessment for chemical engineering where I have to do.

6) If I am eligible please processing steps to carry.


Thanks a lot in advance.


Regards,

 

[scylla]

Your occupation must be on the list of 50 occupations for you to qualify to apply:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/complete-applications.asp

Chemical Engineers are not on the list and cannot apply.

 

[sun29292]

Hi,

I saw there is sub cap of 200 for this case:

2211 Chemical technologists and technicians 8. this i took from CIC website and updated yesterday So I believe I am eligible.I want the information for the rest of my doubts.

Regards,

 

[scylla]

There is no 200 cap for FSW and NOC 2211 is not on the list for FSW. You must be looking at a different list for a different immigration program. Or a list that is old and no longer valid.

You'll have to provide the link to the page where you found this information

 

[scylla]

I just figured it out. You are looking at the information for the Canadian Experience Class program - not the Federal Skilled Worker program. To qualify to apply for PR through CEC, you need at least one year of skilled or semi-skilled work experience in Canada. Do you have at least one year of paid full time experience in Canada? If not - you don't qualify to apply for CEC.

 

[sam81]

Sorry you are right....