Caregiver

Caregiver immigration has always been one of the most controversial immigration projects. From the initial live-in caregiver to the latest various trial plans, and their suspension, there are widespread disputes. Canadians need caregivers to meet the needs of specific groups of people, but the special working hours and nature of work of caregivers have determined the in demand for this profession.

Projects currently being implemented: Home Child-Care Provider Pilot (HCCPP) Home Support Worker Pilot (HSWPP) are a five-year pilot program. The implementation date: June 18, 2019 to June 18, 2024. This enables qualified worker and his family come to Canada as permanent residents.

If you have found these jobs in Canada or have these working experiences in Canada, you can apply for permanent residency through one of the two programs. If you have not yet come to Canada, you can also apply for a one-step work visa and immigration. Work visa type: open work visas with occupational restrictions. After accumulating sufficient Canadian work experience, complete the information and finalize the permanent residency status. The advantage of this program is that you can apply for immigration in one step, but you must have two years of work experience in Canada. Under the influence of the coronavirus epidemic, you need to have JOB OFFER to apply.

1. Language Proficiency

PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH OR FRENCH: at least benchmark level 5 in either official language for all four language skill areas, as set out in the Canadian Language Benchmarks

2. Education

ONE-YEAR POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

3. Canadian Work Experience

QUALIFYING CANADIAN WORK EXPERIENCE: You must show that you have obtained a total of at least 24 months of eligible authorized full-time work experience in Canada, within the past 36 months preceding the time of your application.

4. Intend of Settlement

Intend of not settling in Québec

For applicants in Canada:

If you meet the above conditions, please contact us and we will represent you in the application.

For overseas applicants:

Stage 1: Preliminary assessment. If you only have no Canadian work experience, we can still apply.

Stage 2: Submit an application and obtain a work visa. The whole family can come to Canada to work, and applicants can obtain industry-restricted work visa. The spouse can obtain an open work visa. Children can go to local public schools for free.

Stage 3: After satisfying two years of work experience, complete the proofs for the immigration application that has been submitted before.

Stage 4: Become a permanent resident.