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Canadian immigration law is enacted by the federal government and provincial governments. In addition to the federal government's own immigration program, almost every province in Canada has its own immigration program or is called “provincial nomination”. Ontario is Canada's largest province with a population that accounts for almost 40% of Canada's population and one of the largest immigrant categories.

1. A comprehensive introduction to the types of immigrants in Ontario, Canada

There are three main categories of Ontario nominated immigrants, and each category contains several smaller categories:

First, the employer guarantee category Employer Job Offer:

Foreign worker

2. International students International Students

3. Shortage of careers In-demand Skills

Second, the human capital category Human Capital:

International student category:

1. Master's category Masters Graduates

2. PhD category PhD graduates

Ontario Expressway Ontario Express Entry

   3. Ontario Human Capital Priority Category Ontario Human Capital Priorities

   4. Ontario French Skilled Migrant Category Ontario French-Speaking Skilled Worker

   5. Ontario Skilled Trades Program

Third, the business immigration category Business category

Entrepreneur immigration Entrepreneur stream:

Below we provide a comprehensive introduction to the conditions and populations required for each major category:

First. Employer Guarantee Category Employer Job Offer

All employers in this category are required to meet the following conditions:

1. Must have at least 3 years of commercial activity;

2. At least 1 million Canadian dollars in turnover in the most recent financial year (mostly GTA regions) / or 500,000 Canadian dollars (mostly outside the GTA);

3. Have at least 5 full-time employees (GTA regions) / or 3 full-time employees (outside the GTA);

Job Offer requirements provided by employers in this category:

1. Must be a long-term full-time position (Permanent and full-time)

2. Job Offer needs to be: foreign workers and international students, positions must be NOC0, A, B; shortage of occupational categories, specific agricultural and construction industry NOC C, D can also work;

3. Meet Ontario's wage requirements;

4. The position is necessary for the operation of the company;

Note: If the applicant is currently living overseas, or holds a visitor visa, or works in another province, the employer needs to advertise a job to prove the recruitment effort;

1. Employer sponsored foreign worker category 

Applicants need to first obtain a Job Offer from an Ontario employer:

1. Full-time long-term Job offer, positions in NOC0, A, B;

2. Meet the Prevailing salary (medium salary);

And the applicant needs:

1. At least 2 years of relevant work experience in the past 5 years; work experience can be accumulated, but it needs to be consistent with the Job Offer position provided by the Ontario employer;

2. If the occupation is a regulated industry in Ontario, a corresponding qualification certificate is required;

3. You can live abroad when you apply, but if you are in Canada, you need a valid work permit, student visa or tourist visa;

CIIS comment: This category is mainly for overseas applicants. It requires 2 years of relevant work experience, but there is no specific requirement for academic qualifications; it belongs to the traditional provincial nomination category and does not participate in the scoring. The qualification of the employer, the position provided and the past experience of the applicant are more important;

2. Employer Guarantee International Student Category

Applicants need to first obtain a Job Offer from an Ontario employer:

1. Full-time long-term Job offer, positions in NOC0, A, B;

2. Meet the EntryLevel salary (entry salary);

Applicants need to:

1. Graduated from a regular college or university in Canada with a certificate or diploma. The academic system must be two years or more (if the graduate diploma is a one-year program);

2. Half of the study is done in Canada;

3. A long-term full-time employer appointment must be obtained from the employer, and the position must be in the Canadian National Occupational Code (NOC) category 0, A, B;

4. The application must be submitted within 2 years of graduation;

CIIS comment: This category is mainly for international students who complete their studies in Canada. Please note that this qualification is not required to be completed in Ontario. The past work experience of the applicant in this category is not required; in addition, the Job offer can be used for entry wages. If the international student is working for the employer, the employer does not need to hire another job advertisement; although the category does not require any work experience; Special industry/occupation, Canadian immigrants suggest that it would be more reasonable for an applicant to submit an application for at least a few months after the employer has worked;

Second, the human capital category Human Capital:

1. Master's category Masters Graduates - The project is currently temporarily closed.

Applicants need to:

1. Education: Graduated from a qualified Ontario University (full-time, one year or more);

2. Language: CLB7 (English or French), if English is equivalent to IELTS (Class G), 6 points minimum;

3. Residence: living in Ontario for at least 1 year in the past 2 years;

4. There is a certain amount of money to settle down (about 12,000 Canadian dollars for one person)

5. Intention: Inland is the intention to live;

6. Place of residence at the time of application: must reside in Ontario, have legal status, or live outside the country. If you live in Canada but outside of Ontario, it does not meet the requirements of the project;

7 aging: 2 years after the issuance of the master's degree;

Canadian immigrants comment: The biggest advantage of this category is that you can apply without work experience, but only for graduate students from Ontario (not counting in other provinces), and must submit an application within 2 years of graduation. This category adopts a policy of regular opening and closing. After reopening, the master's category is fully filled in about half an hour. Therefore, applicants who are interested must make preparations in advance to avoid missing the opportunity. Every time the Canadian immigrants reopen, they will win the quota for all the customers who have signed up. The project is currently temporarily closed.

2. PhD category PhD graduates

Applicants need to:

1. Education: At least two years of study at a qualified institution in Ontario (or a graduation qualification);

2. Intention: Living and working in Ontario;

3. Timeliness: The application must be submitted within 2 years of graduation;

4. Legal status in Canada (if applicable): You can apply abroad at the time of application, but you must have a legal status in the country;

Note: In the case of an international student who has received a subsidy or a national scholarship to return to the country, the obligation is required to complete the obligation to apply for the project;

CIIS comment: This project only requires the applicant to be a Ph.D. in Ontario. There is no requirement for the applicant's language, work experience and settlement funds. It is obvious that the Ontario government is very eager to attract more highly educated people to settle in Ontario.

3.  Ontario's Express Entry Human Capital Priorities

The prerequisites for applying for this category are:

1. A valid file has been created in the EE pool

2. Meet the Federal Skilled Migration Category FSW or Canadian Experience Category CEC Requirements

3. EE is intended to immigrate to Ontario or any province or autonomous region

4. Receive Ontario's Notification of Interest in the IRCC online account

The applicant's requirements are as follows:

1. Work experience: If you are a federal skilled immigrant, you must have 1 year of work experience in the past 5 years; if you are an experienced immigrant, you must have 1 year of work experience in the past 3 years;

2. Education: Bachelor degree (not necessarily an undergraduate degree in Ontario, other provinces or overseas qualifications are also possible, but to be certified);

3. Language: CLB7 (English or French), if English is equivalent to IELTS (Class G) 6 points (each item);

4. Funding: There is a certain amount of funds (about 12,000 Canadian dollars);

5. Intention: Inland is the intention to live;

CIIS comment: This category is slightly lower than the federal EE score, the lowest score recently invited is 439 points

4. Ontario's Express Entry French-Speaking Skilled Worker

The prerequisites for applying for this category are:

1. A valid file has been created in the EE pool

2. Meet the Federal Skilled Migration Category FSW or Canadian Experience Category CEC Requirements

3. EE is intended to immigrate to Ontario or any province or autonomous region

4. Receive Ontario's Notification of Interest in the IRCC online account

Applicant requirements:

1. Work experience: If you are a federal skilled immigrant, you must have 1 year of work experience in the past 5 years; if you are an experienced immigrant, you must have 1 year of work experience in the past 3 years;

2. Education: Bachelor degree (not necessarily an undergraduate degree in Ontario, other provinces or overseas qualifications are also possible, but to be certified);

3. Language: French reaches CLB 7, English reaches CLB6 (English is equivalent to IELTS (Class G) 5.5);

4. Funding: There is a certain amount of funds (about 12,000 Canadian dollars);

5. Intention: Inland is the intention to live;

CIIS comment: This project shows that Ontario wants to attract more French speakers, and it is more advantageous for French-speaking countries such as France, Belgium, etc., and applicants from Quebec Canada. The project has been open and invitations have been frequent.

5.  Ontario's Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream

The prerequisites for applying for this category are:

1. A valid file has been created in the EE pool

2. Meet the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) category

3. EE is intended to immigrate to Ontario or any province or autonomous region

4. Receive Ontario's Notification of Interest in the IRCC online account

To apply for this category, the following conditions must be met:

1. Work experience: At least 12 months of full-time (or equivalent part-time) Ontario work experience in the 2 years of receiving Ontario's intention to notify NOI. Work experience must belong to the NOC633, NOC 72, NOC 73, NOC 82 category of skill occupations (both Class B).

2. Professional certification (if required): If the occupation requires certification in Ontario, it is required to obtain the qualifications issued by the Ontario College of Trades.

3. Living in Ontario. Applicants must hold a valid work permit and currently reside in Ontario.

4. Language requirements. English or French must reach the level of CLB5, which is 5 points for IELTS listening, 4 points for reading, 5 points for writing, and 5 points for speaking.

5. Resettlement costs. Deposits or income must meet the minimum requirements to support the life of the applicant and accompanying family members.

6. Intention to live: indicates intention to settle in Ontario

What is NOC 633, NOC 72, NOC73, NOC 82?

o NOC 6331: Butcher, cut meat and fishmongers – retail and wholesale. Related positions are: retailbutcher, retail meat cutter, supermarket butcher, supermarket meat cutter, fishmonger –retail, fishmonger – wholesale, etc.

o NOC 6332: Baker. Related positions are: baker, cake decorator, donut maker, grocery store baker, pastry maker, muffin maker, bread maker, etc.

o NOC 72: Industrial, electrical and construction industries. Related positions are: power electrician, plumber, painter, toolmaker and so on.

o NOC 73: Maintenance and equipment operation industry. Related positions are: automotive servicetechnician, commercial press operator, heating and cooling mechanic, centralair conditioning mechanic.

o NOC 82: Director and technical positions in natural resources, agriculture and related industries. Related positions are: electricline operator, fisherman/woman, tree service contractor and so on.

o There are many small categories under the NOC 72, 73, 82 category. Please refer to the CIC website http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/noc.asp and enter 63/72/ in the search box. 73/82, you will search for detailed classifications, as well as the relevant positions and job responsibilities given under each category.

CIIS comment: This category is actually a very broad category of occupations, and the requirements for applicants are not high, because many occupations in Ontario do not need to do mandatory certification. Some of the most common occupations include bakers, telecommunication technicians, cable television services and maintenance technicians, such as cable television service and maintenance technicians. There is no requirement for academic qualifications. IELTS only requires about 5 points, corresponding to one year in Ontario. Work experience. This category is a good choice for applicants who have graduated from a 2-year college and are unlikely to be invited in the federal EE system (only for applicants in the above designated industries). This category is currently open, meaning that Ontario regularly selects eligible applicants from the federal EE system.

2. Which projects are currently open and which are currently suspended?

The categories of suspension are: 1) Ontario Masters category; 2) Employer sponsored international student categories under immigration; other projects are basically open.

3. Where is Ontario's provincial nominated immigration program superior to federal programs?

Different projects have different advantages, as analyzed below:

1) The advantage of employer-sponsored immigrants is that they do not have to participate in the federal EE scoring system, so the applicant's age, English and academic qualifications are lower;

2) International student categories under the human capital category, such as master's and doctoral categories, without any work experience requirements, can submit an application after graduation;

3) The fast-track category EE under the human capital category (including the human capital priority category, the French channel category, and the skilled migrant category), with an additional bonus of 600 points after meeting the specific requirements for provincial nomination approval;

4. Which project is best for international students?

The suitable projects for international students are:

1) Master's and doctoral categories: no work experience requirements; no need to receive an employer job offer;

2) The employer retains the student category: the employer meets the specified conditions, and the applicant receives the full-time long-term job offer, and has no work experience requirements;

3) Skilled immigrants category: For 2 year college graduates, you can apply for 1 year of Ontario technical work experience;

5. Which project does not require work experience to apply?

The categories that do not require work experience are:

1) Master's and doctoral categories: no work experience requirements; no need to receive an employer job offer;

2) The employer retains the student category: the employer meets the specified conditions, and the applicant receives the full-time long-term job offer, and has no work experience requirements;

6. If a college graduate wants to stay in Toronto, what immigration projects can apply?

1) Skilled immigrant category: You can apply for 1 year of Ontario technical work experience;

2) The employer retains the student immigration category: the employer meets the specified conditions, and the applicant receives the full-time long-term job offer, and has no work experience requirements;

7. Can an applicant with a spouse's work permit apply for an immigration program in Ontario?

In addition to the Master/PhD category, and international students under the Employer Sponsorship category, there are clear requirements for Canadian qualifications, and all other immigration categories in Ontario can be applied for by a spouse. Therefore, one party can come to Canada to study, and the spouse applies for a work permit to meet the project requirements and then immigrate.

8. If you do not have an applicant for study or work experience in Canada, can you immigrate to Canada's largest city, Toronto?

The answer is yes. The following items are suitable for applicants who do not have Canadian study or work experience:

1) Employer sponsors foreign workers foreign workers: This project does not need to apply for Canadian study or work experience, only need to receive a full-time long-term Job Offer from eligible employers. Applicants need to have 2 years in the past 5 years and Job The offer position has consistent work experience, but the work experience can be overseas work experience.

2) French Speaking category: This category requires applicants to have good English and French skills at the same time. Applicants need to graduate from undergraduate (can be overseas), 1 year work experience (can be overseas experience);

3) Human Capital Priority: This category has recently invited designated occupations according to market demand. The main positions invited this year are IT related (through Tech Draw) and service related.

The following is the invitation to the Human Capital Priority category in 2019, and so far, nearly 7,000 applications have been invited in this category.

Invited IT related positions:

 Software engineersand designers Software Engineers and Designers (NOC 2173)

 Computer programmersand interactive media developers

Interactive Media Developer (NOC2174)

 Computer engineers Computer Engineer (NOC 2147)

 Web designers and developers Web designers and developers (NOC 2175)

Database analystsand data administrators Database Analyst and Data Administrator (NOC

 2172)

  Computer and information system managers (NOC0213)

Invited Services Related positions are:

0114 Other Administrative Services Manager

0601 Corporate Sales Manager

 1122 Business Management Consulting Professional

 0124 Advertising, Marketing and Public Relations Manager

 0621 Retail and Wholesale Trade Manager

1111 Financial Auditor and Accountant

3012 Registered Nurse and Registered Psychiatric Nurse

  0111 Finance Manager

1114 Other financial personnel

0651 Customer and Personal Service Manager