***Not Updated*** Canada's New Federal Skilled Worker Program
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The document outlines details of Canada's new Federal Skilled Worker Program that is set to launch on May 4, 2013. It compares the old and new systems for points allocation in areas like age, language ability, overseas experience, education, and adaptability. The presentation recommends applicants complete an online assessment, start preparing applications to submit as soon as possible given expected quotas, and follow updates from the consulting firm on the new program.
***Not Updated*** Canada's New Federal Skilled Worker Program
- 1. Canada’s New Federal Skilled Worker Program A Presentation by Mr. Amir Ismail Member of the ICCRC & CAPIC
- 2. About Us • We are based in Toronto – Into Immigration Business since 1991 • We do just Immigration Consulting – Nothing else • Member of the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC) • Member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC) • Authorized by the Canadian Government • Follow Professional Rules of Conduct – Carry CPD points and E & O Insurance of $1M
- 3. New FSW – Ready to Launch
- 5. Age Points Old System New System 21 to 49 years = 10 18 – 35 years = 12 20 or 50 years = 8 36 years = 11 19 or 51 years = 6 37 years = 10 18 or 52 years = 4 Less 1 point per year 17 or 53 years = 2 46 years = 1 < 17 or > 53 years = 0 47 and over = 0
- 6. Language Points Old System New System First Official Language – First Official Language – Maximum 16 points Maximum 24 points (with new mandatory minimum) Second Official Language Second Official Language – Maximum 8 points – Maximum 4 points
- 7. Overseas Experience Points Old System New System Maximum 21 points Maximum 15 points 1 year 15 points 1 year 9 points 2 years 17 points 2-3 years 11 points 3 years 19 points 4-5 years 13 points 4+ years 21 points 6 + years 15 points
- 8. Educational Qualification Points Old System New System Maximum 25 points Maximum 25 points Master or Doctorate 25 Doctorate 25 Two or more credentials at Bachelor level 22 Master 23 or 3 year post secondary credential + 15 year Bachelor (2 year) or 2 year post 20 2 or more post secondary credentials 22 secondary credential + 14 years (with one at least 3 years long) Bachelor (1 year) or 1 year post 15 3 year or longer post secondary 21 secondary credential + 13 years credential 1 year post secondary credential + 12 2 year post secondary 19 12 years credential Secondary School 5 1 year post secondary 15 Secondary School not completed 0 Secondary School 5
- 9. Adaptability Old System New System Maximum 10 points Maximum 10 points Spouse/partner education 5 Eliminated – accompanying spouse 0 education Relative in Canada 5 Relative in Canada (must be 18+) 5 Spouse’s Language Skills 0 Added - Accompanying spouse/partner’s 5 official language skills Previous study in Canada for PA or 5 3 year or longer post secondary 5 spouse/partner credential Previous Work in Canada – PA or 5 2 year post secondary 5 spouse/partner credential Arranged employment 5 Arranged employment 5
- 11. Settlement Funds Number of Family Funds Required Members (in Canadian Dollars) 1 Person $11,115 2 Persons $13,837 3 Persons $17,011 4 Persons $20,654 5 Persons $23,425 6 Persons $26,419 7 or more $29,414
- 12. Processing Fee (Payable at Submission) Principal Applicant C$550 Spouse C$550 Kids under 22 C$150 Kids 22 and over C$550 Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF) – At Visa Principal Applicant C$490 Spouse C$490 Kids Exempted
- 13. Recommendations • Complete our online assessment form for a free assessment • If assessed positive, start preparing today to ensure place in the processing queue. • Quotas most likely to be introduced so better start soon • Keep Applications Ready for submission on 4 May, 2013 or as soon as possible • Fierce Competition – Most Popular Category
- 15. Questions? Call us in Toronto 647-835-0660 or 416-913-0230 Send an Email: info@amirismail.com Visit our Web: www.amirismail.com Post a question on Facebook: facebook.com/canadaimmigration Follow on Twitter: @canadaimmigrate