Canada's skilled immigration program of Federal Skilled Workers gives an opportunity to the skilled professionals from various fields and experienced classes to work in Canada and secure legal residence. Canada is a vibrant country which has an overwhelming support from talent all over the globe, and it has flourished itself in different strata by allowing migrants with unique talent; this has contributed to the economic, intellectual, and harmonized strength in the country. The Federal skilled worker program (FSWP), majorly a component of Express entry system, has been in operation since 2008. Federal Skilled Workers are people with desirable education, relevant work experience, age and necessary language abilities in one of Canada's official languages, and ones who are selected under the Express Entry system for the purpose of permanent residence.

It is an advantage for skilled workers looking forward to migrating in Canada to enroll themselves into an Expression of Interest system where they are ranked depending on various factors, for instance experience, age, qualification etc. to score overall 67 points out of 100 to qualify for Canada immigration visa. The policies and norms for professionals have culminated in the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) to become a boon for a diverse range of workers with experience and skills in their occupation. Hiring the best Canada immigration consultants will smoothen and accelerate the formalities for you.

Applicants are judged apparently on 6 factors for qualifying as Federal Skilled Workers

• Factor 1: Proficiency in English and/or French language – 28 points
• Factor 2: Qualification- 25 points
• Factor 4: Age – 12 points
• Factor 3: Skilled work experience – 15 points
• Factor 5: Employment offered in Canada – 10 points
• Factor 6: Adaptability -10 points

Essential Documents for a Skilled Migration Visa to Canada

Applying for a skilled migration visa to Canada requires thorough preparation and the submission of various essential documents. Here's a comprehensive list to help you ensure a smooth application process:

1. Valid Passport

• A passport with at least six months of validity from the date of application is required.

2. Language Proficiency Test Results

• IELTS or CELPIP for English
• TEF or TCF for French
• Ensure your scores meet the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) requirements.

3. Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)

• Obtain an ECA report from an authorized organization like WES, ICAS, or IQAS to verify your foreign education.

4. Proof of Work Experience

• Reference letters from previous employers
• Employment contracts and pay stubs
• Job duties, duration of employment, and employer details must be clearly stated.

5. Proof of Funds

• Bank statements and financial documents proving sufficient funds to support yourself and your family in Canada.

6. Medical Examination

• Medical report from a panel physician approved by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

7. Police Clearance Certificate

• Certificates from every country where you have lived for six months or more since the age of 18.

8. Proof of Family Relationship (if applicable)

• Birth certificates, marriage certificates, or adoption papers.

9. Provincial Nomination (if applicable)

• Certificate of nomination from a Canadian province or territory.

10. Job Offer Letter (if applicable)

• A formal job offer from a Canadian employer, if you have one.

11. Digital Photos

• Recent passport-sized photographs as per the specifications provided by IRCC.

12. Fee Payment Receipts

• Receipts of all visa processing fees and other related payments.

13. Express Entry Profile Number and Job Seeker Validation Code

• If applying through the Express Entry system, include your profile number and job seeker code.

14. Travel History

• A detailed history of your international travel for the past ten years.

By preparing and submitting all these documents correctly, you can significantly improve your chances of a successful skilled migration visa application to Canada. For personalized assistance and expert guidance, trust Cosmos Immigration, your partner in achieving your Canadian dream.

The occupational skills in Canada are classified by the National Occupational Classification system into three major classes, as follows:

NOC: 0- Managerial category, A - Professional category, B - Skilled technical category

NOC 0 (zero) Manager category	NOC A Professional category	NOC B Skilled technical category
Managers in food service and accommodation, senior government manager, public managerial jobs, manager in health care, human resource managers, retail and wholesale trade managers, IT managers, school principal and senior education heads etc.	Financial auditors, financial investment analysis, securities agents, investor agents, brokers, professionals in business management consulting, marketing, advertising Biologists and other scientists, geological engineers architect etc.	Supervisors in supply chain, administrative works, mail and message distribution works, executive assistants, purchasing agents, construction inspectors, chefs, general office works, user support technicians etc.