Federal Skilled Worker – Express Entry

Immigrating to Canada is easy for applicants, but you must have the right skills, qualification, and experience. But you must know the right visa option and the process that gets you through. The Express Entry system has opened new pathways for permanent residency applications. The Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) program is among the three programs it offers. While it opens up an opportunity, there is much you need to know before applying for the FSW program. You must meet requirements regarding age, experience, level of education, and English or French language proficiency. Even as getting through isn’t a big challenge, you can go wrong with the application if you do not understand and follow these requirements. There are funding issues, which are hard to comprehend on your own. Getting professional help is the best way to handle things.

At Chhatwal Immigration (CICS), we offer expertise in the Federal Skilled Worker – Express Entry program. You can rely on us for guiding you through the requirements, exceptions, and overall process. We also invest extra effort into speeding up the process for our clients. Since the program is based on a points system, we can guide you about securing maximum points and getting through. You can well imagine the advantage you can get by having a high ranking score. It is possible only if you have an expert consultant guiding you. Our team has some of the best Canadian immigration consultants on board and they specialize in FSW and Express Entry programs. Once you join hands with us, you will never have to worry about reaching Canada as a permanent resident. We will make sure that you complete the process seamlessly and quickly, and fulfill your immigration dreams at the earliest. Contact us and get started on the journey towards your ultimate goal of a wonderful Canadian life.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Work Experience: You must have a minimum of 12-months of full-time, skilled work experience, or an equivalent amount in part-time experience in the last 10 years. This experience must be continuous and in a single occupation. To be considered “skilled” experience, you must have been working in an occupation at National Occupation Classification (NOC) Skill Level 0, A, or B.
  • Intention of stay: Plan on living outside the province of Quebec.
  • Language Proficiency: You must take an approved language test showing you are proficient in either English or French. The minimum score for FSWC is equal to the Canadian Language Benchmark of Level 7 (CLB 7), although the higher you score, the better your chances of success.
  • Education: You must have completed a minimum education equal to the completion of a Canadian high school diploma. If your education was completed outside of Canada, you will need an Educational Credentials Assessment (ECA) attesting to the value of your education by Canadian standards.
  • Federal Skilled Worker Points Grid: All FSWC candidates must score a minimum of 67 out of 100 points on the FSWP points grid.
  • Settlement Funds: You must have enough funds to financially support you & your family in Canada.

Important Insights

  • Paid and continuous work experience while studying count towards the minimum experience requirement.
  • Paid part-time work experience counts towards the minimum experience requirement.
  • Self-employment experience counts towards the minimum experience requirement.
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