Federal Skilled Worker Program

Federal Skilled Workers Program (FSWP) is managed by IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada). Through the FSWP, candidates with the highest (CRS) Comprehensive Ranking System criteria scores get ITAs (Invitations to Apply) for Canada PR Visas benefits. If you get an ITA, you must submit your complete application to the IRCC within a specific timeframe.

If you’re considering moving to Canada and want to apply for the Federal Skilled Workers Program, keep a few things in mind. First, you must show that you and your family can settle down there. And it’s always a plus if your skills and experience match the job you’re applying for.

If you’ve got a job offer approved by the Canadian government, that’s even better! You need to follow Canada PR Visa Process. Also, remember that as of 2015, there’s a new program called Express Entry Immigration that includes the FSWP and some other programs.

What are the FSWP requirements?

The minimum requirements for FSWP applicants are:

• Skilled work experience
• Language ability.
• Education

Which occupations are eligible for the Federal Skilled Worker Program?

You may be eligible to immigrate to Canada and become a permanent resident if you’re a skilled worker with the right age, experience, and language skills. A Canada Express Entry system selects skilled workers from 347 occupations for permanent residency.

If you want to be considered, you must submit an Expression of Interest. Your profile gets ranked by a system called the Comprehensive Ranking System CRS. Candidates with the highest scores will get an Invitation to Apply for a Canada PR visa. You have three months to submit your application if you get an invitation.

How to apply for a Canada PR Visa through FSWP?

First, candidates have to create an Express Entry profile with IRCC. It’s not guaranteed that the Canada PR Visa will be granted after submitting a profile. They will get CRS scores when they offer their profiles and be considered for Canada Permanent Resident Visa ITAs in subsequent Express Entry draws.

If you’re applying for Express Entry through FSWP, you’ll need to submit these documents:

●       Education Credential Assessment (ECA)

If you have education credentials from another country and want them to count in Canada, you must submit a report showing how they compare to Canadian credentials. Five Canadian organizations can issue this report. You don’t have to do this if you have a Canadian degree.

●       Language Proficiency Test Results

If applying for the Federal Skilled Worker Program, you must take an approved language test within two years. IELTS and CELPIP are both English language tests. If you prefer French, you can choose between the French Language Assessment Test (FEF) and the French Language Competency Test (TCF Canada).

●       Identifying documents

FSWP requires you to include details from your ID documents when you apply for Express Entry to enhance Express Entry Points System. Ensure you and your family have valid passports when you go on vacation. You’ll move on to the next step when you get your ITA for PR Visa. During this stage, you can prepare and submit an EPAR – an electronic application for permanent residence – within 60 days. The next step requires documentation.

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