Immigration to Canada
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Yes! As long as you get 67 points on the FSW criteria, you can apply from India for EE. You will need to sit for IELTS and get your education translated with an ECA before you apply. Best of luck!
Anyone can submit a profile into the Express Entry Pool as long as they have 67 FSW points. Only those with points above an ever-changing threshold will be invited to apply for permanent residence.
Nope. Just follow guidelines provided on cic website, and if you need help ask here. No need for a consultant.
Thanks a lot all for your answers..I want to elaborate my queries..actually I am asking for my wife..She is from India. she wants Canadian PR..she has completed bachelors in computer application in 2010..she is currently working in a IT company for last 1 and half years.previously she also had work in other IT companies.Her total work experience is above 4 years including the present company..she is an web developer and her skill sets are HTML 5, responsive css3, WordPress, jquery, bootstrap, shopsite framework, etc. She is currently taking preparation for IELTS examination. Is she eligible for Canadian PR???? Will she get a job in Canada in her domain???
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None of us can tell you if she will get a job in her domain. She might or she might not.
It sounds like she qualifies to submit a profile for consideration under Express Entry once she completes IELTS and has her education assessed - but we can't tell you if she has enough points to actually be selected. You or she will have to do this research on your own - or alternatively hire an immigration consultant or lawyer to assist you. If you wish to do this research on your own, you can find detailed information here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp
It sounds like she qualifies to submit a profile for consideration under Express Entry once she completes IELTS and has her education assessed - but we can't tell you if she has enough points to actually be selected. You or she will have to do this research on your own - or alternatively hire an immigration consultant or lawyer to assist you. If you wish to do this research on your own, you can find detailed information here: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/index.asp