Any aerospace engineers migrating to Canada as a skilled worker?

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I am an aerospace engineer and I am planning to migrate to Canada through the Federal Skilled Worker program. I haven't understood the process completely yet. In this regard I would like to connect with someone with similar goals as it would help me understand the process better.

 

[scylla]

I am an aerospace engineer and I am planning to migrate to Canada through the Federal Skilled Worker program. I haven't understood the process completely yet. In this regard I would like to connect with someone with similar goals as it would help me understand the process better.

The process is the same regardless of your profession. Suggest you start reading here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html

 

[canuck78]

I am an aerospace engineer and I am planning to migrate to Canada through the Federal Skilled Worker program. I haven't understood the process completely yet. In this regard I would like to connect with someone with similar goals as it would help me understand the process better.

Really not a great time to move to,Canada. Bombardier which was the largest (or one of the largest employers) of aeorospace engineers just closed one of their airplane manufacturing programs and the industry in general is struggling across the world due to covid. If you have a job you should really consider if Canada is the right place for you. Would only move if you have a good possibility of a job.