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Expert in Immigration Services
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HICC Immigration
Permanent Resident Visa
Express Entry
Express entry enhances the convenience of entering Canada through immigration. As Canada seeks skilled immigrants, the processing time and approved score thresholds have been greatly reduced. Express Entry is a point system that allows you to accumulate points based on your education, work experience, and language skills. To apply, you must be eligible for one of Express Entry’s immigration programmes.
Express Entry Points:
The information on your profile, including your skills and experiences, influence how many points you receive. In addition to English, you can gain up to 50 points for strong French language skills (even if French is your second language). If you achieve the minimal score for that draw, you will be invited to apply for permanent residency.
Federal Skilled Worker, for skilled workers with foreign work experience
Federal Skilled Trade, for skilled workers who are qualified in a skilled trade
Canadian Experience Class, for skilled workers who have Canadian work experience
Start up visa
The Canadian Start-up Visa, a permanent visa Program, seeks immigrant entrepreneurs with the potential to develop enterprises in Canada. This programme allows entrepreneurs to relocate to Canada in order to start a new business. Immigrant entrepreneurs must demonstrate that their company is innovative, will create new jobs for Canadians, and can compete on a global basis. It is a long-term visa scheme.
Benefits of Start up
The benefit of this programme is that it allows individuals to apply for a work permit and relocate to Canada within a few weeks time to work in their own enterprise. If you have an innovative business proposal but are unsure how to establish it, we can assist you in growing your idea and establishing a new business in Canada.
Sponsorship
This programme allows Canadians to sponsor a spouse, dependent children, adopted children, relatives, parents, or grandparents. This is a permanent residency programme that allows applicants to live, study, and work in Canada once they are granted permanent status. Under certain conditions, any Canadian or permanent resident of Canada can sponsor certain relatives to immigrate to Canada.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Applicants who receive Canadian work visas through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) benefit from a streamlined visa application process. Prospective immigrants must have the necessary skills, education, employment experience, and proof of language competence to be eligible for the PNP. Each province has its own immigration requirements and rules. You may be able to apply in different provinces depending on your degree and work experience. As a professional immigration firm, HICC aids clients in determining which provinces they have a better chance of applying to.
Owner Operator
In order to be considered an owner/operator, the foreign national must: demonstrate a level of controlling interest in the company, such as being the sole proprietor or the majority shareholder (50.01% plus); show that this temporary entry will result in the creation or retention of employment opportunities for Canadians and permanent residents and/or skills transfer to Canadians and permanent residents (or hire a Canadian or PR employee); and a feasible and strong business plan. You can enter Canada via this program as a temporary worker running your own business. There is no required net worth, and you are free to start a brand-new company or buy an existing one.
Self-Employed
The Self-employed Persons Program allows individuals to immigrate to Canada permanently as self- employed professionals. To apply through this route you must have relevant experience in cultural activities or athletics, and be willing and able to make a major contribution to Canada’s cultural or athletic life.
If you believe your expertise falls inside the scope of this programme, simply contact us and we will assess your eligibility based on your experience, education, age, language skills, and adaptability. The criteria for this programme are set by the province of Quebec.
Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP)
Through the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, the Government of Canada collaborates with small and rural municipalities in Ontario, Western Canada, and the three territories to attract and retain foreign workers. The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) is community-driven, which means participating areas take the lead in attracting new immigrants and matching them with local job openings, thereby establishing a friendly community. This programme takes into account factors such as intent to reside in the selected community, employment offers and the community’s economic requirements, work experience and abilities, and ties to the community.
In this case, we can assist in filing a refugee claim and represent you in your hearing. Also, we file your PR application, work permit, travel documents after receiving a positive decision. In case of refusal, we are expert in filing a refugee appeal and challenge the decision in refugee appeal division.
Refugees
If you are a refugee, you cannot return to your country of origin due to a well-founded fear of
persecution based on:
Race
Religion
political opinion
Nationally
membership in a particular social group. Examples: gender, sexual orientation, etc.
Citizenship
In order to apply for Canadian citizenship, most applicants must be:
A permanent resident
Have lived in Canada for at least three of the last five years (1,095 days)
Passed a citizenship test
Demonstrated proficiency in English or French
Other conditions may apply such as a police certificate in some cases. We can assist you in all stages.
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Contact
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Saturday: Only by appointments