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No. It is not compulsory to hire a Canadian Immigration representative. However, you might find the immigration process complicated and overwhelming. An immigration representative will not only simplify the process but would also ensure that your application satisfies all the current requirements of the selected immigration program.
An ICCRC/CICC licensed representative will NEVER guarantee you a Canada PR. Canada PR is entirely under the jurisdiction of IRCC and is entirely the decision of the Canadian Government.
Although Canada PR offers the same social, financial and legal perks enjoyed by Canadian Citizens, they are not the same. Permanent Residents in Canada have certain limits. For instance, they cannot vote or hold any position in the Government.
The Canada PR card charges a processing fee of CAD $50. Additionally, you will also have to pay non refundable fees levied by the immigration program chosen by you. For instance, the Express Entry program fee for a single immigrant is CAD $1365. The total fee might vary according to the immigration program. To practically estimate the total expenditure of Canada immigration through Canada PR visa, consult CICC/ICCRC licensed RCICs.
No immigration program is better than the other. What is better depends on what suits you best. While Express Entry is fast and advantageous for skilled immigrants, it might seem out of reach for others. Provincial Nominee Program on the other hand invites immigrants as per their economic and labor market needs. They include immigrants from all walks of life.
This is extremely subjective. Canadian provinces invite immigrants to support their economy and labor needs. Hence, each province has its own immigration criteria and requirements. Moreover, the requirements of the provinces are time sensitive and might vary from time to time. Hence, no particular province is the easiest to immigrate. You must be extremely cautious and choose the Canadian province that is most likely to nominate you. An ICCRC/CICC immigration consultant is highly recommended to help you make the best decision.
The most reliable source of information is the Candian Government website. The second best and dependable source is one that is given by licensed and certified RCICs. Being licensed, we try our best to make sure that the given information on this website is well explained and leaves little to no chance of any misinterpretation. Moreover, we stay updated and current by constantly updating our articles and work hard to stay aligned with the government of Canada..
IELTS is one of the accepted tests for language proficiency in English. Having a high language score can exponentially increase your chances to get a high Canada PR score and receive an ITA in the draws of the immigration program chosen by you. Higher the IELTS score, better your chances for receiving an ITA. Very few authorized immigration consultants offer absolutely free and personalized IELTS training. Click here for more information.
A high CRS score almost guarantees you an ITA through the Express Entry draw. A CRS score can be increased by scoring better in IELTS or other language proficiency tests, increasing your work experience, or academic degrees. There are many ways to get a high CRS score. A licensed RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) will suggest you the most practical and effective one.
No. An Invitation to Apply DOES NOT guarantee you Canada PR visa. Although half the battle won, receiving an ITA only implies that the IRCC is inviting you to apply for PR through your selected immigration program. An ITA is followed by submission of complete compulsory paperwork, and a PR application to the IRCC.