information on express entry
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Express Entry is a "Filter" mechanism for PR applicants who are eligible under one of Canada's Economic Immigration Classes: CEC/FWS/FSTP
To determine if you are eligible to enter the pool of express entry, use the eligibility tool under CIC website:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/eligibility.asp
If the tool tells you that you may be eligible to move to Canada based on one of the economic classes, then you can create a profile under express entry to enter the pool.
There has been some misconception on this forum that you can enter the express entry pool no matter what. That is not correct. You must be eligible under one of the programs mentioned above first, to be eligible to enter the pool. Then, if you are eligible, and enter the pool, you may receive an Invitation to Apply from CIC if you rank high enough in the Express Entry system
Hope this helped. First step, find out if you're eligible to enter the express entry pool.
To determine if you are eligible to enter the pool of express entry, use the eligibility tool under CIC website:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/eligibility.asp
If the tool tells you that you may be eligible to move to Canada based on one of the economic classes, then you can create a profile under express entry to enter the pool.
There has been some misconception on this forum that you can enter the express entry pool no matter what. That is not correct. You must be eligible under one of the programs mentioned above first, to be eligible to enter the pool. Then, if you are eligible, and enter the pool, you may receive an Invitation to Apply from CIC if you rank high enough in the Express Entry system
Hope this helped. First step, find out if you're eligible to enter the express entry pool.
In that case you may be eligible to "work" in Canada under a Work Permit. Expres Entry does not apply to Work Permit. It is only for those eligible to Immigrate to Canada as a Permanent Resident.chandrar said:
To learn a bit more about your case, answer these questions for me:
1) You mentioned that you have 6 years of work experience. What National Occupation Code (NOC) is your work experience in?
You can find out more about NOC from this website:http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC/English/NOC/2011/QuickSearch.aspx?val65=*
2) Do you have any work experience under NOC 0, A or B in Canada? If so, how long?
3) Do you have a valid permanent full-time job offer from a Canadian Employer supported by a valid Labour Market Impact Assessment?
Thanks for your input. Just correct me if I am wrong , while going through the below link I found that only NOC which were listed during FSW 2014 are there (e.g NOC 2134 Chemical Engineering is missing) also I cannot find anywhere to enter the English or French proficiency score.
I suppose that since EE will not be NOC based however people need to qualify under listed FSW or other program,hence site will be revised keeping in all the NOC which are applicable to FSW.
Pls provide your valuable feedback.
Rgds
I suppose that since EE will not be NOC based however people need to qualify under listed FSW or other program,hence site will be revised keeping in all the NOC which are applicable to FSW.
Pls provide your valuable feedback.
Rgds
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