Minimum Requirements
- A full-time job offer from a Canadian employer for a total period of at least 1-5 years OR a certificate of qualification* from a provincial, territorial, or federal governing body
- Language proficiency score in French or English measured by the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) or the Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens (NCLC). (Level 4 for writing + reading and level 5 for listening + speaking)
- At least 1-years of full-time work experience within the last 5 years
- Ability to demonstrate that you meet the job requirements of your skilled trade
- You must show that you have enough money for you and your family to settle in Canada unless you have a valid job offer or can legally work in Canada.
- ECA report-This certificate must be obtained from a transference of qualifications exam written in Canada.
If you meet the requirements, you’re ready to apply for the program through the Express Entry system.
- National Occupation Classification Categories
- Major Group 72
- Industrial
- Electrical
- Construction
- Major Group 73
- Maintenance
- Equipment Operation
- Major Group 82
- Supervisors and Technicians in Natural Resources
- Agriculture
- Major Group 92
- Processing and Manufacturing
- Utility Supervisors
- Central Control Operators
- Minor Group 632
- Chefs and Cooks
- Minor Group 633
- Butchers and Bakers
Express Entry is a fast-track system that processes applications for permanent residence in as little as six months! Meeting the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Trades Program is only the first part of the Express Entry process.
The next step is to create an online profile that will give you a score for the additional Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) criteria listed below. Then, you await an Express Entry draw (which typically happens every two weeks). During the draw, the highest-scoring candidates issued with an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for PR.
How to Apply with CanadianDream.visa?
Step 1: Eligibility Consultation with Consultants
During this step, we check that you are not inadmissible to immigrate to Canada. This means you must meet the minimum requirements to immigrate to Canada, including, have good health, a clean criminal record and be of qualifying age.
Step 2: Immigration Program Evaluation By an RCIC
During this step, you are required to complete an in-depth online questionnaire which will be evaluated by one of our professional Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs). The RCIC will analyze which of the more than 100 immigration and visa programs you qualify for to immigrate to Canada, and in which province offers the most opportunities for you.
Step 3: Document Verification & Application Submission
If you decide to move forward with your immigration application, you’ll be given a retainer agreement to sign. This allows our immigration specialists to handle your paperwork on your behalf. This includes collecting your documents, liaising with the Canadian government or your employer on your behalf, optimizing your final application, and submitting it to the IRCC.
Step 4: Receive Your Application Results
The RCIC will let you know the status of your immigration application as soon as it has been revealed!