Please help me, My Profile described here, Am i eligible for applying as FSW?

[hemant.pandya]

Dear Friends,

My Name is Hemant. I am an Indian, currently residing in Saudi Arabia. My Profile:

Education:

I have a Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology. Total of 16 years of Education. Bachelors degree is for 4 years.

Work Experience:

1. 1 year of Continous Part Time Experience as Call Center Executive.
2. 7 Months of Work Experience as Technical Support Agent, On the employment Contract the designation mentioned is Associate.
3. 6 Months of Work Experience as Software Trainee
4. 2 months of Internship as Exchange Trainee in Romania - Brasov
5. Currently Working as IT Coordinator in Saudi Arabia from past 4 months.

Martial Status: Married

Kids: None

My Age: 23

Spouse Age: 23

Spouse Education: Up to High School

Friends, Could you please advice me if i can apply as FSW?? If you would require any other details, please let me know. I have done online assessment with the Canada Immigration website and i am able to accumulate 71 points.

I need your advice and suggestions as i am a little skeptical about going ahead and applying.

Best Regards,

Hemant

 

[Leon]

With 71 points, you are eligible to apply if you also fill the criteria for one of the 3 categories, that is, you have experience from the list of 38 most wanted or you have a job offer (AEO) or you are already in Canada as a temporary worker or student for 12 months.

 

[hemant.pandya]

Dear Friend,

I do not have a Job offer in Canada. I am in Saudi Arabia working as IT Coordinator. As mentioned above (my designations), could you please let me know if they are listed under 38 most wanted occupations? I will be applying based on my 1 year part time experience. is it ok?

Best Regards,

Hemant

 

[ryetams]

it seems to me that the only way you can apply for a PR in canada is category 3 which is to have AEO, otherwise you have a very slim if not no chance at all to apply for PR cause your working experiences doesnt fall in any of the 38 list of occupations. but if theres a will theres always a way... good luck!

 

[hemant.pandya]

Dear Friend,

Following are the NOC codes of my Work Experience:

Call Center Executive: NOC - 1453
Associate (Technical Support Agent): NOC - 2282
Software Trainee: NOC - 2173
IT Coordinator: NOC - 2171

I have seen my occupations listed and match with these codes. Please advice further.

Best Regards,

Hemant

 

[nimmiboy]

Dear Friend,

Following are the NOC codes of my Work Experience:

Call Center Executive: NOC - 1453
Associate (Technical Support Agent): NOC - 2282
Software Trainee: NOC - 2173
IT Coordinator: NOC - 2171

I have seen my occupations listed and match with these codes. Please advice further.

Best Regards,

Hemant

None of them are listed among 38 under pressure list of occupation.

Regards

 

[ryetams]

thats what im trying to tell him nimmiboy

 

[Leon]

it seems to me that the only way you can apply for a PR in canada is category 3 which is to have AEO, otherwise you have a very slim if not no chance at all to apply for PR cause your working experiences doesnt fall in any of the 38 list of occupations. but if theres a will theres always a way... good luck!

AEO is category 2, see http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/skilled.asp
Category 3 is for students and workers already in Canada

I agree his chance is getting an AEO but he could also go in on a student visa for one year and then apply under cat. 3.

 

[hemant.pandya]

Dear Friend,

These NOC codes are not under 38 occupations? i have gone thru the structures and i found them? How are they not eligible? when people with occupation Cook are eligible for FSW, why not mine? Could you please explain me this? i am confused.

Best Regards,

Hemant Pandya

 

[hemant.pandya]

Dear Leon,

Please explain about the student visa. How can i get it? How about AEO? How can i attain this?

Please advice.

Best Regards,

Hemant

 

[Leon]

For AEO, you need to find an employer who will apply for it for you. It's basically a verified job offer that you can use to show immigration that somebody in Canada want to hire you, see http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/workplaceskills/foreign_workers/supperimm.shtml

For a student visa, you need to find a program you want to study, get accepted, prove that you have enough money to pay for tuition and support yourself and prove to immigration that you will return to your home country when your studies are completed. See http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/study/study.asp

 

[hemant.pandya]

Dear Friends,

The NOC's i specified are Skill B category. are they not eligible to apply?

Best Regards,

Hemant

 

[ryetams]

the only occupations being entertained by CIC these days are the ones on the 38 list of occupations if youre work is not on that list and you dont have AEO or didnt live or work in canada for at least 1 year you dont have any way of applying for PR in canada its sad but true...

 

[Alhamra]

How u calculated 71 points?
i suggest, u should complete 1 yr full time job as an IT manager & then apply.
now system is very fast...so dont warry wait somedays.ok

 

[diwakar]

@ hemant,

the fact that job of cook is included and not yours is because canada has workforce shortage of cooks which is more severe than the shortage of workforce of your type of work...... also to be on safe side, ontinue the part time for next year to make it equivalent for continuous 1 year full time work. and go canada under student visa and then you will never have to look back if u truly want to migrate.....

goodluck