How likely i am about to get a Skilled Worker Visa?

[kalkinas]

Hey everyone. I'm very fresh here and your help would be great. I was looking for a number of ways to get to Canada permanently and i came across this Skilled Worker visa. I am 24 years old engaged man. I have lived in Lithuania since i've born, moved to UK after i've finished high school and got a Bachelors degree in Exercise, Nutrition & Health. I have got lots of experience in this business as i'm training myself in a gym since i was 14. Since i have finished University i have changed my job and now i work for my Dads car shipping company in the US (remotely by phone, physically im in LITHUANIA as i have moved back after graduation in UK). I basically i have got a degree in Exercise, Nutrition and Health as well as about 2 year experience in GYM type of work (worked with natal, prenatal, elderly, young clients towards their goals) as well as l nearly 2 year experience in Car shipping business. In this work i am responsible for finding a load for the trucks, communicating with the customers, paying wages to the truckers and dealing with all the paperwork.
My fiance just finished university, she has a 4 year bachelor degree in Marketing management and 4 year experience in Sales.

It there a way to get any type of permanent visa to CANADA or temporary visa with a possibility to extend and get permanent resident afterwards?

Thank you all the the replies!

 

[scylla]

To get a temporary work permit, you need to secure a full time job offer in Canada and the employer needs to obtain an approved LMIA. This is typically extremely difficult to do.

If you instead want to apply to immigrate directly, you'll need to read up on Canada's immigration programs to see what it takes to apply and if you qualify: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/apply.asp