jack83 said:
Thanks! I do t mind reading at all!
But the link you gave me it's very general and after a while I get lost! It asks why do you want to come to Canada but I'm already in Canada!
So with the things I mentioned on my first post does anyone know exactly what should I do to apply for permanent residency??
It all depends on your personal circumstances. If you are here working you probably will not qualify as an Immigrant Investor, for example.
Your options may be:
1. Express Entry
You must use Express Entry if you want to apply:
- under the Federal Skilled Worker Program,
- under the Federal Skilled Trades Program,
- under the Canadian Experience Class, or
- as a provincial nominee, in some cases.
2. If you live in Quebec, then the Quebec-selected skilled workers program is for you.
The Canadian Experience Class under Express Entry may be a good fit for you if you already have 12 months of work experience in Canada. However, you could also obtain additional points for work experience in Canada under the Federal Skilled Worker Program. So you see, you need to read the information about each program and evaluate which of them will give you the best result.
All of those programs are for Permanent Residency. They may have similar or special requirements that need to be met before you apply. So, you asked what you need to do: you need to read the requirements, decide which program (or programs) under which you wish to apply and you believe you have the best chance, start working on the requirements and when you have gathered all of them together, apply by filling out your profile online on the CIC website or fill out and send out the forms with all of the required documentation, and then wait for CIC to contact you. Please note that for Express Entry, the forms are done online, but for Quebec you have to send the forms in.
