Why Canada ?

Canada is probably the most sought-after countries for immigration and In fact, this trend is not stopping in the near future. Canada plans to welcome more than 1 million immigrants by 2021. It welcomes more than 3,00,000 immigrants every year. The most important of all, the Government of Canada believes the very fact that immigration brings prosperity to the nation and also acknowledges the contribution of immigrants to Canadian Society. There are hundreds of reasons for a person to migrate to Canada. However, these are few of them which are very important.

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Reasons to live in Canada

01.

Ranked as the number one country in the world to live

    This information is backed by number of surveys conducted by reputed agencies. Canada has been rated the best country in the world. Number of parameters were taken into consideration. These includes food, culture, employment opportunities, level of education and many more.

02.

Excellent quality of life

    Recent statistics show that the average Canadian lives up to the age of 81. We speculate that the clean air and large open spaces contribute to Canada’s high quality of life. The elderly community in Canada is therefore well-looked after.

03.

Safest country to live in

    The crime rate in Canada is among the lowest in the entire world, which is also a major contributor to the high quality of life of the Canadian populace. Canadians are particularly watchful of crime and have a zero tolerance policy to many social issues such as domestic abuse and violence. In addition, Canada has had no weapons of mass destruction since 1984 and has signed treaties repudiating their possession.

04.

Most Canadian institutions are government-funded

    As it is a basic human right to have access to education and healthcare, Canada has made these services free to all legal citizens. Canadians are therefore able to gain an invaluable education at any of the public institutions as well as get the medical attention they need at no or minimal cost.

05.

Thriving economy

    Canada’s infrastructure and economy work in perfect harmony to build a well-run country. Canada is also ranked 11th amongst the wealthiest countries in the world and is also a member of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). As with a developed nation, the Canadian economy is predominated by the service industry, which employs about three quarters of Canadians

06.

Residents of Canada are the most educated ones.

    More than half of Canadian residents have a college degree and the number of Canadians with university-level education is unparalleled. Consequentially, this contributes to Canada’s thriving economy and booming industries as there are always opportunities for folks to not only educate themselves, but also generate employment for others.

07.

Excellent unemployment rate

    Canada has an unemployment rate lower than 10% and there are reportedly 58,900 jobs created each month in Canada. With many immigration streams specifically dedicated to endorsing immigrants to immigrate for work purposes, there is abundant opportunity to gain employment and learn a new skill in a country like Canada.

08.

Well connected public transport system

    Commuting in and around Canada is easy as there are a total of 1,404 airports and other well-designed bus, train and other transit systems in place to get commuters where they need to be safely and on time.

09.

Welcoming and diverse society

    Because of the estimated 300,000 yearly newcomers into the country, Canada consists of of a large population of immigrants from several diverse religious and cultural backgrounds. In fact, 1 out of every 5 Canadians were born outside of Canada and chose to settle in the country.

Express Entry – Eligibility Point System
Federal skilled worker comprehensive scoring grid
67 Eligibility Points Required
Education
Maximum 25 points
Ph.D25
Masters23
Two or more bachelor degreesOne with three or more years22
Bachelors21
Diploma, ITI (2 years)19
Work Experience
Maximum 15 points
1 year9
2–3 years11
4–5 years13
6 or more years15
English and/or French Skills
Maximum 28 points
CLB level 9 or higherL: 8.0  R: 7.0  W: 7.0  S: 7.024
CLB level 8L: 7.5  R: 6.5  W: 6.5  S: 6.520
CLB level 7L: 6.0  R: 6.0  W: 6.0  S: 6.016
Second Official LanguageAt least CLB5 in all four abilities4
Age
Maximum 12 points
18–35 years12
36 years11
37 years10
38 years9
39 years8
40 years7
Adaptability
Maximum 10 points
Your spouse or partner's language level5
Your past study in Canada5
Your spouse or partner's past study in Canada5
Your past work in Canada10
Your spouse or common-law partner's past work in Canada5
Arranged Employment in Canada5
Relatives in Canada5
Maximum Points Total 100 / 100
67 points is the minimum eligibility threshold to qualify for the Federal Skilled Worker stream under Express Entry.
Saskatchewan Immigration Nomination Program
SINP – International Skilled Worker point system
Education
Masters or Ph.D.23
Bachelors20
Degree, Diploma, ITI (2–3 years)15
Work Experience
Latest 5 years
5 years10
4 years8
3 years6
2 years4
1 year2
Work Experience
6–10 years prior to latest 5 years
5 years5
4 years4
3 years3
2 years2
1 year0
Language Ability
CLB 8 and higherL: 7.5  R: 6.5  W: 6.5  S: 6.520
CLB 7L: 6.0  R: 6.0  W: 6.0  S: 6.018
CLB 6L: 5.5  R: 5.0  W: 5.5  S: 5.516
CLB 5L: 5.0  R: 4.0  W: 5.0  S: 5.014
CLB 4L: 4.5  R: 3.5  W: 4.0  S: 4.012
Age
18–21 years8
22–34 years12
35–45 years10
46–50 years8
Connection to Saskatchewan Labour Market & Adaptability
Close family relative in Saskatchewan Applicant or accompanying spouse has a family relative who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Saskatchewan — includes parent, sibling, grandparent, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin and step-family / in-law equivalents. Family members must meet documentation requirements for the applicable ISW sub-category. 20
Maximum Points Total (I + II) 100 / 100
Comprehensive Ranking System – Spouse Factors
Points contributed by an accompanying spouse or common-law partner
Level of Education
Two year post-secondary program credential7
Post-secondary program credential of three years or longere.g. Bachelor / Diploma8
Two or more post-secondary credentialsOne with three years length9
Master level credential10
Doctoral level credential10
Language Proficiency (IELTS CLB Level)
CLB 51
CLB 61
CLB 73
CLB 83
CLB 95
CLB 10 or more5
These spouse/common-law partner factors are added on top of the principal applicant's own Comprehensive Ranking System score.