Which province in Canada is the best for seeking Asylum?
Depends what you want to do after.-You want to settle down and live an -American lifestyle, Ontario-you want to live in the economic centre of the country, ontsrio-you want a European lifestyle, Quebec.-you want a more outdoorsy Texan style lifestyle, Manitoba and Saskatchewan-you want to be alone In a snow covered hellscape, Artic provinces.-you want a mix of the American lifestyle of Ontario and the outdoorsy lifestyle of Saskatchewan and Manitoba, British Columbia-Water and fishing, maritimes-Tasty potatos, PEI.In terms of acceptance, they are all equally likely.
Is any provincial nomination good enough to secure PR in Canada? If so, then which one is the best?
If you are getting a good crs (above 430 as per current trend), there is no need to go for Provincial Nomination. if you have a score less than that and you are from Software industry background, you can go for Ontario PNP. Keep following the OINP official page for regular updates and when it is going to open next time.http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca...
What are the benefits of Canadian PR?
Here are the key benefits you get after becoming the permanent resident of Canada.Right of permanent residency: With the Canadian PR, you get the status of permanent resident of Canada, through which you can live, work or study anywhere in Canada and enjoy many other benefits similar to citizens of Canada.Sponsor eligible family members: As a Canadian permanent resident, you can sponsor eligible family members to come to Canada and get permanent residency here.Apply for Canadian Citizenship: A permanent resident can apply for Canadian Citizenship after spending certain period in Canada.Freedom to work anywhere in Canada: A Canadian permanent resident has a freedom to work anywhere in Canada under any employer. Except for a few high security government jobs meant for permanent citizens of Canada only.No Tax on income outside Canada: As a Canadian permanent resident or citizen you pay taxes on the basis of physical residency only and hence, there is no tax on the income earned outside Canada.Access to subsidized education: As a Canadian permanent resident, you have the access to subsidized post secondary education being provided by the federal as well as provincial governments in Canada. The permanent residents can also enroll in free English and French speaking courses being offered by the federal government.Social Security services and benefits: The Canadian permanent residents receive several social security services, i.e.Social security to the people (unable to work due to disability or to those who can’t find work.Basic pensionsubsidized lodging for low income individualsWorker’s compensationUnemployment insuranceSubsidy on medication for low income people up to 98%Free courses for job search trainingSubsidized private nurseriesProtection under Canadian Law: The permanent residents of Canada are protected under Canadian law and Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.The Visas Avenue Immigration is a leading immigration advisory service in India for Canada that helps individuals to achieve their migration goals. You may also fill the free assessment form to get call back from expert with thorough assessment of your profile and eligibility for Canadian PR.
If you obtained a PR visa from the New Brunswick, Canada, PNP, can you move to another province upon arrival?
Under the Canadian constitution, Immigration is an area of “shared jurisdiction” between provinces and the federal government. The exact nature of the particular shared jurisdiction is contained in the the specific agreement that a given province negotiated and signed with the federal government.Generally speaking, it is in the province’s interest to attract skills and/or capital to their province based on local needs. The reality is that if a province gives and individual a “nomination”, it is only their ‘hope’ that they will actually come AND STAY in that province. This is because once the individual is granted permanent residence (issued by the federal government after provincial nomination, medical and criminal checks) that individual enjoys legal mobility rights to move freely around Canada (Section 6 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - Wikipedia).As a result, increasingly prior to giving nominations, provinces are trying to get a reasonable sense that the individual might stay. This is why you often see, required work permits only then later permanent resident nominations once the individual proves they remained; visits to the province; or introductions to local potential employers or business partners as part of the provincial nominee programs.
Which country is better to immigrate to - Canada or Germany?
Well, choosing a country to immigrate to between Canada & Germany shall depend on your priority and preferences as an aspirant of overseas immigration. Both Germany and Canada are advanced nations with stable economy, high standards of living, and excellent infrastructure facilities. However, still there are several aspects in both nations, which separate them from one another. Let’s take a look at both the countries as an immigration destination.CanadaWell Canada is probably the best country to move to looking at the current immigration scenario across the world. Canada is the only country that easing its immigration rules and requirements to allow more immigrants in the country, rest advanced nations is doing just opposite. The countries like USA and UK have made their immigration rules and requirements stringent in last couple of years.Also read- Key Aspects of Living in CanadaCanadian government has recently announced to invite nearly one million immigrants in next three years, as per their Multiyear immigration plan 2018-2020. Canadian government also provides the immigrants best facilities for immigration and settlement. Canada also needs skilled worker in ample number in view of ongoing skill shortage in the country. Federal Express Entry System is the easiest and fastest pathway to get PR in Canada.GermanyGermany too is one of the best places to live, work and get high wages in Euros. Germany is really in need of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) in good numbers. Hence, if you are a STEM graduate, you have best chance of obtaining a job and settling in Germany. Germany Job seeker visa is the easiest pathway to enter in Germany.Also read- High Demand of IT specialists, Engineers and Scientists in Germany- Apply fast for German Job Seeker VisaConclusionWell, if you are looking for a peaceful country to settle with family, Canada is just perfect country to apply PR and settle. On the other hand, if you are a STEM Graduate ambitious about your career and looking to earn in Euros, you may choose Germany as a destination for immigration.If you need help, assistance or support to apply Permanent Residency Visa in Canada or Germany, you may contact highly skilled, experienced, and trusted immigration and visa experts and professionals at Visas Avenue. You may call the Visas Avenue Immigration Expert at Toll Free Number- 78-18-000-777.
Is migrating to Canada a good idea without a job in hand?
I will give a different perspective than the other answers listed here. I don’t have a PR, but I managed to get a job in Canada before arriving here. All it takes is some perseverance and patience in applying to jobs which match your profile and then cracking the interview.Again cracking the interview doesn’t mean you answer all the questions etc…, you need to connect with the employer/interviewer and give them confidence that you are the right person for the job. Make it clear, what is in it for you also. Once employer has got some trust in you, they would be willing to sponsor the work permit (Temporary Resident Visa), which happened in my case.But yeah, definitely a PR in hand would boost your chances of getting a job if you want to land in Canada without a job. Having a PR, means nothing to pay for your Visa and Travel and probably you are already in Canada. That saves a lot of cost for your future employer.This should give some hope in a different way !
Can we apply to multiple provincial nomination programs for Canada all at the same time?
If you come in through any PNP or Quebec, you sign that your intentions are to settle in that province. In the application process the officer has to be 100% satisfied of your intentions to reside. If you never even spend a day in that province, that provincial program could report you for having lied on your application. If you do at least land in that province and stay for a while, they would have a hard time proving that you lied on your application. Maybe your intentions really were to settle in that province, you started there but then you got a job offer somewhere else.I have never heard of anybody who was reported by a PNP or by Quebec because they did not stay. I have also never heard of someone who was denied citizenship because of that. If it were me, I would still be careful, land in the correct province, give an address there to receive the PR card, apply for the SIN there and stay for a bit.The PR card is not limited. It is PR of Canada, not PR of QC or PR of any other province. There is a thing called the charter of rights and freedoms and this document states that a PR has the right to live and work in any province in Canada.
Is there any way to get a PR in Canada without IELTS (e.g., sponsorship)?
if I have any friends in Canada; Do they can sponsor to me? if Yesor is there any particular province in Canada who are offering Sponsorship PR?Well, I don’t think you can do without IELTS (International English Language Testing System) exam to get PR in Canada. I would rather suggest you to go for Canada immigration program that demands low IELTS score, i.e.Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (CLB 4 minimum English Language Proficiency)Atlantic Provinces Pilot Program (AIPP) - (CLB 4 minimum English Language Proficiency)Quebec Skilled Worker program (QSWP) - (CLB 5 minimum English Language Proficiency)Moreover, if you particularly want to avoid the IELTS test only, you can try another Language test accepted by Canada for English Proficiency, i.e. CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) - Obtain CELPIP- General test for the purpose of immigration.Regarding Sponsorship, as mentioned, all above Canada Immigration Programs nominate you for Canada PR. I am sure that relatives in Canada can sponsor you for Canada PR; however, I am not so sure that friends will be able to sponsor you, though they can be a reference point and a plus in your letter of commitment, when you apply for visa.Finally, if you need any advice, assistance or support to apply for Canada PR from ICCRC (Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council) registered migration agents, you may send your queries and details to info@visasavenue.com.Visas Avenue is the registered and most popular Canadian Visa and immigration Advisory service, helping several visa applicants every year in obtaining the PR visa in Canada.