Get the Permanent Resident Visa is a big step. But not the only one. Which is very important is the self support and get a job with a decent salary which shall allow you to live with dignity and to look your future and the future of your family with calm.

REQUIREMENTS AS SKILLED WORKER

● PROFESSION AND WORKING EXPERIENCE

In order to be considered, an application of Permanente Resident Visa in Canada, you must have at least (1) one year of working experience in the specific field, which means full time pay work with at least 37,5 hours per week worked. Working experience has to be gained during the last 10 years. Besides, working experience has to be in one of the listed occupations within the National Occupations Classification of Canada (NOC) (See Chapter 3)

●  MINIMUM POINTS

In order to be eligible you have to reach a minimum of 67/100 in an applicant evaluation established by CIC (Canada Immigration and Citizenship). The aspects to be evaluated are the following:

 ● ECONOMIC SUPPORT: You have to demonstrate to the Canadian Embassy that you have enough money to support your family at least during the first six months of your stay in Canada. Canadian Government shall not provide you with funds to establish. So it is required to arrive with enough money to support yourself and your family.

●  POLICE CERTIFICATE:  You shall present a document from the Police or similar Official Department to certify that you have not criminal record.

● HEALTH CERTIFICATE: You and all the members of your family applying for the visa should pass a health exam made by physician authorized by the Canadian Embassy and evaluated under the health system of Canada.

2. TRAVEL AND ESTABLISHMENT WITH YOUR FAMILY

Chapter #3 - Getting Ready - Trip, Arrival & Accommodation in Ontario - Canada

Chapter #4 - First Days in Canada - Ontario (Housing, Settlement, Documents, Schools,  and Formalities)

Chapter #5 - Social Security and Family Benefits - Ontario & Canada 

Chapter #6 - Living in Ontario - Economic Issues - Tips for saving your money

Moving to a country like Canada is a change that will surely bring to you new opportunities. At this stage, families experience a special happiness and expectation situation together with some uncertainty feelings regarding their future. This step will be the most important in the lives of the members of the whole family.  It is important to take into account that the correct development of the future events shall mostly depend on the information, knowledge and good judgment to take decisions. In these chapters you will find much information which will be of great help for the immigrant during his first days in Canada, and shall guide him in the actions that shall face. Although this information is based upon the experience of the author and other immigrants arrived at Toronto, Ontario, the process of arriving, establishing and starting basic activities is similar in other cities and provinces of Canada. Many details have to be taken care at the moment of preparing the luggage. During the first days in Ontario, the most important matter is to get a home for your family. Take into account that to get what you need, employment included, shall be a question of having appropriate information, of organization, preparation, and most important of all, of time. Know which are the activities that a family has to normally do in their first days in Canada, and how/where to go for help. On the other hand, with the Permanent Resident status in Canada, you and your family have the right to receive several benefits that the government provides in order to help and protect you. There are several federal, provincial and local programs to help families, especially children. Besides primary and secondary education totally free, your family has the right of receiving economic help and assistance. Know which are those benefits, how and where requesting them for your family in Toronto and Ontario Province. We have the experience of seeing how the money taken by immigrants, product of several years of work and save, it was quickly expended in a few months in Toronto at an amazing and worrying speed. The main reason is the lack of knowledge of the prices and of a guidance as consumers of where or what are the most economic places. Besides, while you get a job and start earning Canadian money, prices of the products considered at our countries exchange rates, are in general, several times the prices we use to know, and this cause us a constant state of anxiety. For this reason, we have made surveys and analysis to know which are the cheapest and more expensive  supermarket chains in Toronto and Ontario. With this information, the consumer may know the prices variation within different supermarket in the city and will save money. Also know which are the basic expenses of an immigrant family (adults and children) in Toronto, assuming that they shall begin living in a two bedroom rented apartment. Knowing real expenses, you may forecast your resources during the first six months and you may know how much you must earn to support you and your family economically.

 

IMPORTANT !!

Did you know that if you and your family get a Resident Visa for Canada, in many countries could be a way of saving between 30 and 50 % in air tickets, over the commercial value of the same, and no matter the company or season of the year?

This valuable information may save you between us$ 600 to us$ 1200 in your travel to Canada, just in your airplane tickets, depending on the number of tickets you need. (See Chapter 4)

To find a good job in Canada shall be the basis of you and your family welfare and lifestyle. Your level of life will depend basically on the quality of the job and salary you find. On the other hand, a good job, in accordance with your personal expectations, experience and education shall be the key of your feeling of success or failure in your new life, both for you and your family.

Any job, with low salary, doing something different of your experience, below your capacities and with long working journeys to get the minimum money to cover your basic expenses could be the start of an dissatisfaction and failure feeling.

Thus, what is really important for you and your family is to prepare, search and get a GOOD JOB. And the most effective way of reaching this objective is to come prepared, knowing before hand the reality of the labor market and the limitations and bringing an action PLAN to follow up each step in the best possible way.

 A resume is a brief written document with basic important information about you and what have you done in your different jobs. This is the first impression that a possible Canadian employer will have about you and from its presentation it shall depend if you shall be appointed or not for an interview. A good resume shall not get a god job for you by itself, but a poor one shall diminish your possibilities of getting an interview, and without interview you will not have the chance of getting the job.

In Chapter 9 – Resume, Cover Letter and Interviews, you may learn the technique to make your own resume. We will show to you the different forms of doing it with examples, so you will be able to design your own one and starting your search with confidence and more possibilities of getting interviews.

The quality of your answers, your confidence and presentation are the key factors in an interview.  This will make the difference between you and other candidates. To achieve a good presentation and increase your possibilities of success, we shall analyze the interview process in three steps:   

- What do you have to do (know and practice the answer to the 20 more common questions made by Canadian employers)

-  What do you have do during the interview (prepare yourself to gain confidence and security in your answers, prepare some questions, etc)

 -  What do you have to do after the interview (according to Canadian customs)

The quality of your answers, your confidence and presentation are the key factors in an interview.  This will make the difference between you and other candidates. To achieve a good presentation and increase your possibilities of success, we shall analyze the interview process in three steps:   

There are a lot of people already in Canada looking for a job. The majority of them are immigrants from all the regions in the word with a high level of English and working experience of all kinds. Others are many persons born in Canada, with education and experience and with no problem at all with the language.

When you are newcomer, it is logic to feel like the last in the line.  The good news are that you may also get education and learn the techniques for job searching. The key for the immigrant is learn these techniques and be competitive not only in its profession and occupation but also in the techniques to search job, including aspects as resume preparation, cover letter, interview practice, hidden market search, etc.

In these chapters you will find the basic information needed (or where to find it) so you may focus in the right direction from the beginning of your job search.

Among the valuable information in these chapters, there are the internet addresses of 60 companies very important in Canada (to whom you may send your resume), more than 40 Employment or Recruitment Organizations (many of them have open positions), 10 websites very important to search job in Ontario, Average Salary Tables for more than 50 professions and occupations in Ontario, addresses of the organisms to certify university degrees, professionals and technical associations, etc.

When you search for a job in Canada as a newcomer, the orientation during the first weeks is crucial. A wrong initial direction may be the start of a long frustration. We know a right way for Skilled Workers

 Learn which and know how to use modern internet tools to have in seconds any map, address and routes direction in Canada and United States. You can make your own map any time you need to travel for interviews, job research, work, tourism, etc. Your map between two points can be done by shorter distance or by shorter time (see next sample).

You will save money and time making and using your own maps

 

Having a driving license in Canada is a privilege that allows to drive a vehicle in any part of the country. You must carry your license to drive daily. In Canada, ONLY when you have approved driving road test and get license G-2 or G, you will be able to drive alone in your car

 

 

The Driver’s License is a very important identification document in Canada and which is most commonly used as ID to prove your identity. You have to update any change in the information, for example if you change your address. It is highly recommendable to obtain these documents, even if you are not thinking of buying a car or to drive one in short time.

 

To certify this knowledge, you must approve some exams in order to be authorized to drive a car on Canadian roads. In the driving exam  you will be evaluated for your capacity of applying driving and safety rules in the road.

You may know and prepare by yourself before hand to approve the exams and get the best possible initial level in your Drivers License (Class G)  

 

The Quebec Province has its own program to select skilled workers and professional that wants to live in this province. This Provincial Program of Immigration is different from the Federal Program of Canada. Language required is French, and accepted level is no very high. Points for language are not so relevant as in the Federal of Canada.

Moving with your family from your country to Canada may be one of the most important decisions in your life. That is why the decision has to be evaluated very carefully, taking into account the largest possible quantity of information and not false assumptions or wrong stereotypes.

 

As a potential immigrant, you must have the best possible information about the way that you will run.  And the best way of preparing yourself is learning from the experience and real knowledge of other immigrants who have succeeded before!!

Canada is a land of opportunities where you and your family can live and work, in a safe and modern environment. However, the fact of having been admitted to live in this country doesn't necessarily mean that a  job is waiting for you. You must be prepared with your technical abilities, knowledge and key information to get a good job. It is just reasonable to think that you will be able to work in the field on which you have knowledge and experience. But you may also face the possibility to go through difficult long process to get a suitable job.

If you want to be successful in your immigration project to Canada and get a better future for your family, YOU MUST to know the challenges, difficulties and opportunities you will find on your way, and should mainly have an organised and specific plan of activities TO DEVELOP, focused on the achievement of your goal, and perform every necessary activity

If you choose the uncertain path of coming without a plan based in real information and experiences,  get ready for the worst !!

I guess what your are thinking right now…..if he wants to help people as he has been doing until now, why doesn’t he publish the complete version of this book FREE in INTERNET, helping thousands of persons no only to easily obtain their Permanent Resident Visa, but also to establish and guide them to save money and find job in Canada?

Well, I have two important reasons for not publishing this book for free:

1. Nobody wants to see thousands of persons fighting each week at the front of the Canadian embassy building in their country, asking for the visa to live in Canada. If everybody knows the immigration process and keys to successfully establish and live in Canada, thousands, even millions of engineers, professional and technicians from all over the world would try to apply for the visa to live here. The Canadian Immigration System is prepared for a total of 250.000 immigrants per year during the next 5 years, from all over the world.

2. The second reason for not publishing our book FREELY is that I am a traditional and old fashion man, as my father was. And I believe that if you have a valuable product or service (knowledge and information in this case), for which you have worked hard, it is reasonable to protect its value. I know by experience that, once you give something for FREE, it loose its value. I have been working hard several years to write this book with the purpose of rendering a service to people who know its value and appreciate its contents. And I am sure that thousands of immigrant’s families to Canada will be able to avoid unpleasant and expensive mistakes, and they will have a best future knowing these keys.

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