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Top 5 Canada Immigration Myths Proved Wrong!

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One of the biggest myths is that anyone wishing to immigrate to Canada, regardless of age or ability level, can join the Express Entry Pool.This is clearly not true, and candidates must be registered for one of the current federal economic immigration programs.

Here’s a rundown of the top common myths about Canada’s immigration

  1. You will only immigrate to Canada if you’ve had a work offer

    It is true that Canadian employers will be able to have a more direct effect through Express Entry, but you will not need a work offer to immigrate to Canada under the new framework.

  2. You need to be married to be qualified for Canada immigration

    It is one of the most popular misconceptions that you need to be married in order to have a permanent residence in Canada.As per Canada Immigration Act, it is not mandatory for a person to be married in order to apply for permanent residence.

You need to learn French

In order to immigrate to Canada, you do not have to learn French. Canada has two official languages, English and French. Both have similar importance when it comes to applying for Canada Immigration, and you need skills in either of these languages.

You can’t choose your career

It is another myth about immigration to Canada that you cannot continue to practice your career in Canada.On a positive note, there is no need for you to continue the same career that you studied in your home country. After arriving in Canada, you can choose a new career that matches your interests.

You have to stay in the same province you immigrated

Another common misconception is that you have to live in the province you immigrated to. There are two forms of immigration systems for Canada. The first are federal services such as Express Entry, which are planned for immigrants intending to reside in Canada, except Quebec. You also have territorial candidate systems for Canada Immigration designed for applicants who wish to reside in a particular province.

Are you interested in applying for Express Entry?

In order to obtain an invitation to apply for permanent residency, you must be chosen from a list of highly eligible applicants. It is vital to verify your application with qualified consutancies. For more information on Canada immigration browse here for a hassle free immigration process.

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