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Canada's Express Entry system is a points-based immigration pathway designed for skilled workers. Navigating this system can be complex, but with Rio International by your side, you're in capable hands. Express Entry Profile Creation The first step in your Express Entry journey is creating a profile. We: ● Guide you in understanding the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores. ● Assist in gathering necessary documents, such as language test results and educational assessments. ● Help you create a compelling Express Entry profile to increase your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA). ● Provide continuous support and updates on Express Entry draws. Invitation to Apply (ITA) Assistance Receiving an ITA is a significant milestone. We: ● Offer guidance on the next steps after receiving an ITA. ● Assist in gathering required documents for the final application. ● Help in filling out the application form accurately to avoid any errors. ● Provide continuous support until the final decision on your application. Improving CRS Scores A higher CRS score increases your chances of receiving an ITA. We: ● Provide insights into ways to improve your CRS score, such as additional certifications or improving language scores. ● Guide you through potential provincial nominee programs that align with your profile. ● Offer continuous support and updates on changes to the Express Entry system. Job Bank and Employment Securing a job offer can significantly boost your CRS score. We: ● Assist in registering with Canada's Job Bank, connecting you with potential employers. ● Provide guidance on securing valid job offers that align with the Express Entry requirements. ● Offer continuous support in ensuring your job offer meets all necessary criteria. Post-ITA Application and Settlement After receiving an ITA, the journey isn't over. We: ● Guide you through the post-ITA application process, ensuring all documents are in place. ● Assist in preparing for the move, including insights into Canadian life, housing, and more. ● Provide continuous support even after you've settled in Canada, ensuring a smooth transition. Common Asked Questions About Express Entry Program What is the purpose of Express Entry? Express Entry isn't just a system; it's Canada's way of saying, "We value what you bring to the table." It's designed for skilled workers who are not just looking for a new home but can also contribute to Canada's vibrant economy through their skills, experience, and ability to fill in job gaps. It's about mutual benefit – Canada is offering a life opportunity, and in return, you help boost the economy. It's a strategic immigration system prioritizing skilled individuals. What are targeted draws in Express Entry? Sometimes Canada's labor market has specific needs. Targeted draws are like casting calls for particular roles where only actors with certain skills are asked to audition. For example, if there's a high demand for IT professionals, a targeted draw will prioritize candidates with IT experience. This ensures that the immigration process fills in the gaps in the Canadian job market efficiently. What is the duration of the Express Entry process? The Express Entry process aims to be swift – on average, it takes about six months to process an application once an ITA is received. However, this can be shorter or longer, much like delivery times can vary when you order something online. It depends on the volume of applications and the completeness of your submission. The official IRCC processing times tool can give you a more current timeframe for processing. What are the benefits and drawbacks of Express Entry? The benefits are clear – a faster track to Canadian residency, a transparent system, and opportunities based on merit. However, the system's competitive nature means you need to be on top of your game – your CRS score is key, and the process can seem complex, requiring careful attention to detail. Is a job offer necessary for Express Entry eligibility? A job offer is like extra credit on an exam; it can boost your score but isn't essential to pass. You can enter the Express Entry pool without one, but having a valid job offer can significantly increase your CRS score. Do Express Entry immigrants secure quality employment in Canada? There's no one-size-fits-all answer. Just like job hunting after college, landing a great job depends on many factors, including industry demand, networking, and sometimes, a bit of luck. However, Canada's diverse economy offers many opportunities for skilled workers. Can my family come with me under Express Entry? Yes, your family can join you on this adventure! Spouses, common-law partners, and dependent children can be included in your application, ensuring you can start your new Canadian life together. The Family Sponsorship page has all the details you'll need. Is it necessary to show proof of funds when I submit my Express Entry profile? Yes, proof of funds is required to show that you can support yourself and your family upon arriving in Canada, unless you are currently authorized to work in Canada and have a valid job offer.
Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) Are you a skilled international worker with expertise in areas highly sought after in the Australian economy? Looking to achieve permanent residency in Australia? Consider applying for the Skilled Independent Visa Australia. This is your chance to not only work but also become a permanent resident in the stunning landscape of Australia! Why Skilled Independent Visa? The Subclass 189 Visa Australia is a points-based immigration option for selecting skilled individuals needed in various Australian states. It offers skilled workers the opportunity to relocate and live in Australia without requiring family sponsorship or state/territory government nomination. Skilled Independent 189 Visa Advantages •Stay, study, or work in Australia indefinitely •Join Medicare •Become eligible for Australian citizenship •Help eligible family members get permanent residency •Travel to and from Australia for five years after getting the visa Preparing for Your Visa Application: The Importance of EOI Scoring Prior to applying for a visa, it’s essential to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) and achieve a score of at least 65 points. The scoring in the EOI is crucial and depends on several criteria: •Age •Educational qualifications (whether it’s a Diploma, Degree, or PhD) •English language proficiency •Work experience •Marital status and partner’s skills •NAATI Accreditation •Completion of a Professional Year program These elements are key in determining your eligibility and increasing your likelihood of receiving an invitation from the immigration department for a visa application. **Note: Gaining an Australian degree, diploma, or trade qualification can add an extra five points to your EOI score. But, it’s important to meet specific requirements to be eligible for these additional points. Visa Eligibility Essentials For eligibility for this visa, the following criteria must be met: •Be no older than 45 years of age, as this is the maximum age limit for the visa. •Select an occupation from the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL). •Prove proficiency in English at a competent level. •Have your skills officially assessed by the designated assessing authority. •Achieve the score required as per your specific visa application. •Satisfy both health and character requirements. Health and Character Requirements for Visa All applicants and their family members must: •Complete medical examinations within 12 months before applying for the visa. •Provide police certificates from every country where they’ve lived for 12 months or more during the past ten years, starting from when they turned 16. Proof of English Proficiency Applicants must demonstrate competent English by achieving minimum scores in one of these tests: •Pearson Test of English (PTE) with a minimum of competent skills in each of the four components. •International English Language Testing System (IELTS) with at least 6 in each of the four test components. •An equivalent score in TOEFL iBT, OET, or CAE. Clearance of Debts to the Australian Government Before the visa is granted, applicants must not have any outstanding debts to the Australian Government. Inclusion of Family Members in Visa Application When applying for a visa, the following family members can be included: •Spouse or partner. •Your or your partner’s child or stepchild. Need Help with Visa Requirements and EOI? Feeling overwhelmed by the visa requirements or have questions about the Expression of Interest? Our team of professionals is here to help ensure everything is in order for your application. DISCLAIMER: This information is provided for general understanding and does not constitute legal advice. We advise checking for the latest information with the Department of Home Affairs at Department of Home Affairs.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Canada's PNP allows provinces and territories to nominate individuals for permanent residence based on their specific needs. Each province has its own unique program, and with Rio International, you're equipped to navigate them all. Understanding PNP Streams: Each province has various streams tailored to its needs. We: ● Provide insights into different PNP streams, such as skilled workers, international graduates, and business investors. ● Guide you in identifying the best stream based on your profile and aspirations. ● Offer continuous updates on changes or new streams introduced by provinces. PNP Application Assistance: Applying for the right PNP stream is crucial. We: ● Assist in gathering the necessary documents specific to your chosen PNP stream. ● Help you fill out the application form accurately, ensuring all criteria are met. ● Provide continuous support, tracking your application's progress. Improving Provincial Nomination Chances Maximizing your chances for a provincial nomination is essential. We: ● Offer guidance on enhancing your profile, such as additional certifications or local language courses. ● Provide insights into provinces with higher chances of nomination based on your skills and experience. ● Offer continuous support, ensuring you're always in the loop. Post-Nomination Steps: Receiving a provincial nomination is a significant step, but there's more to do. We: ● Guide you through the post-nomination process, including applying for permanent residence. ● Assist in gathering required documents for the final application to the federal government. ● Provide continuous support until the final decision on your permanent residence application. Settling in the Province: Once nominated, preparing for life in the province is vital. We: ● Offer insights into life in your chosen province, from housing to job markets. ● Assist in the initial settlement process, ensuring a smooth transition. ● Provide continuous support even after you've settled, helping you integrate seamlessly. List of Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) in Canada Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP),British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program, Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program, New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP),Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP), Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP),Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP), Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP),Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP),Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP),Yukon Nominee Program (YNP),Quebec PNP
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Child Visa (Subclass 802) A child visa (802) allows an eligible parent to sponsor their child to live in Australia for indefinite period. The parent can apply on behalf of a child younger than 18 years of age. 802 visa is applied if the child is in Australia. Subclass 802 visas allow child to live in Australia permanently with their parents. Parental Responsibility For Parent To get this visa, the parent must be: •an Australian citizen •the holder of an Australian permanent resident visa •an eligible New Zealand citizen. For Child To get this visa, the child must be: •sponsored by their parent or their parent’s partner •single and younger than 18 years of age (and not adopted) •In case of an adopted child, the child must be below the age of 18 at the time of adoption. •In case the child is between 18 to 25 years of age, they should be full-time students to be eligible. •A child who is 18 or older and unable to work due to a disability and dependent on the sponsoring parent. The child can include their own dependent children in this application. For Sponsor An eligible sponsor is a person who: •Is a parent, a stepparent or adoptive parent of the child •Is a stepparent who has separated from the child’s parent but has a legal responsibility to care for the child younger than 18 years of age •Is an adoptive parent who adopted the child before becoming an Australian citizen •Is older than 18 years of age For more information on the eligibility of Adopted, Disabled and Children between 18 to 25 years, refer to this link – https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/child-802 Obligation Of The Sponsor •A sponsor is responsible for the cost to the Australian Government of the child living in Australia •A sponsor must be able to support the child with a reasonable living standard, provide adequate accommodation and enough financial support to meet the child’s need for their first two years in Australia •help the child settle in Australia •Support the child to attend English Language class and thus enhance the child’s proficiency in the Language. Parental Obligation Of The Sponsor A person who wishes to become a sponsor of a child below 18 years of age has to fulfil the following parental obligations. •A sponsor must have the written consent of each person who can claim a legal right on deciding where the child will live. •A sponsor must acquire a legal permission from the child’s home country granting its removal. •The permission acquired by the sponsor must be consistent with any Australian child order. Benefits Of Child Visa (820) This is a permanent residence visa. It allows the child to: •stay in Australia Indefinitely •work and study in Australia •Take benefit of Australia’s scheme for health-related care and expenses •apply for Australian citizenship if and when they become eligible •sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residence •travel to and from Australia within five years from the date the visa is granted. Responsibility of the Parent A parent of a child younger than 18 years of age must have any of the following proofs to get this visa: •A written consent of each person who can claim a legal right on deciding where the child will live. •A legal permission by the child’s home country granting its removal •It is consistent with any Australian child order. Health requirements Certain health requirements are to be met by the child for a successful application for Child Visa. The health report of the child should not be more than 12 months old. A health report of all the family members included in the application is required, irrespective of whether they are migrating or not. Character requirements To successfully applying for this visa, a police certificate from all the countries of the child’s residence (where the child has resided for 12 months or more during the past 10 years) is required to apply for this visa. This is only applicable is the child 16 years of age or more. Debts to the Australian Government The applicant must be free from any outstanding debts to the Australian Government before the visa can be granted. To get further information on child visa, get in touch with our immigration consultants today!
Sponsored Parent (Temporary) Visa (Subclass 870) This financial year Australian government and its department of home affairs bring a piece of pleasing news for all the PR’s those who want their parents to stay with them and for all the parents who have been visiting their kids only for few days. Now with the new policies announced on 1 March 2019 permits you to stay for a longer time with your family than the Visitor Visas. The commencement for sponsoring starts on 17th April 2019 and once the application has been approved, the sponsored parent can apply for the visa from 1st July 2019. Convenience With This Sponsored Parent(Temporary) Visa •Unlike the visitor visa, you get to stay for a more extended period i.e. for five long years with their children and grandchildren and spend quality time with them. •It also provides you with another benefit wherein you can travel to Australia temporarily to spend time while you have applied for a permanent parent visa and it is being processed. The Visa & It’s Current Bypaths •While this gives you benefits where the parent gets to stay for a longer time than the regular visitor visa. The standard Visitor Visa and its policies have no change, and this also gives you relief by allowing you to temporarily visit your children and grandchildren residing in Australia Temporarily while your application for permanent parent visa is being processed. •It comes into the role to resolve the community concern about the limited number of parent places in the migration program and its long waiting periods keeping you away from the happiness of the family that waits for you. •However, it brings you in a good position to resolve which one is more convenient for your circumstances knowing that each visa has its requirements, visa application charges, conditions and stay periods. Sponsorship And Its Eligibility Criteria Sponsorship for this can be given to two parents at once so that the number of parents can enjoy the benefits. Sponsors must be able to provide financial support and accommodation for their parent in Australia, also should be able to offer health expenses for them. Sponsors must follow specific criteria, such as: •While applying for the sponsorship, the sponsor must fulfil the relationship requirements •The sponsor must hold an Australian Citizenship/be a permanent resident or should be a privileged New Zealand Citizen who has generally been residing in Australia for four years. •The sponsor must have met any prior sponsorship obligations. •You must not have any information that is negative or harmful excepting that it is justifiable to neglect the information. •Must have no debts to the Commonwealth or public health debts until appropriate preparations have been made for pending payment. •Should have a nominal household income to threshold the expenses that will occur during their parents stay in Australia. The Eligibility Criteria For Visa In this you are not supposed to put the information out about the balance of the family, meaning not necessarily be the child of both the parents. As well the parent should be the biological, adopted or step-parent of the sponsor. The conditions that must be followed: •An authorized parent sponsor must sponsor you. •You should be staying outside Australia for minimum 90 days if you already have a Sponsored parent (temporary) visa prior. •You must have funds access with proper documentation and documentation of the health insurance. •You should not have any pending public health debts and fulfill health, character and national security requirements. For How Long It Allows You To Stay? This new visa allows the parents to stay for 5 years at a time. However, you should be outside of Australia for a minimum of 90days to apply for a consecutive Sponsored parent (Temporary) visa. Hence a parent will be able to hold the visa for 10 years of stay in Australia, after which you must either leave Australia or apply for a different visa that allows you to stay in Australia as you will not be granted a further Sponsored Parent (Temporary) visa. How Long Will It Take For The Approval? The visa Approval will depend on factors like the number of applications that have been lodged in, how prompt you respond to the additional information that is required, whether the complete information has been provided or not. Do You Get Work Rights? This new visa will not allow you to work. You are subjected to “no work” conditions. Hence, to get the Sponsored parent (Temporary) visa and land hassle free to enjoy the quality time with your children, Rio International is the right choice as it will not only help you apply with all the required documents but will also guide you through the process. Get 5 years of stay with help of our Immigration consultants. Get your Visa now.
Family is everything. Canada's Super Visa allows parents and grandparents to visit their loved ones for extended periods. With Rio International, we ensure your family stays close, no matter the distance. Understanding the Super Visa: The Super Visa is unique and differs from a regular visitor visa. We: ● Provide a comprehensive overview of the Super Visa and its benefits. ● Guide you on the eligibility criteria, ensuring your family meets all requirements. ● Offer continuous updates on any changes to the Super Visa regulations. Application Assistance Applying for the Super Visa requires meticulous attention. We: ● Assist in gathering all the necessary documents, including proof of relationship and financial support. ● Help you fill out the application form accurately to ensure a smooth process. ● Provide continuous support, tracking the progress of your application. Medical Insurance Guidance One of the key requirements of the Super Visa is medical insurance. We: ● Offer guidance on obtaining the required medical insurance coverage from Canadian insurance companies. ● Assist in understanding the terms and ensuring the coverage meets the Super Visa requirements. ● Provide continuous support, ensuring all insurance-related queries are addressed. Post-Approval Stay and Extension Once the Super Visa is approved, ensuring a comfortable stay is vital. We: ● Guide you through the rights and responsibilities of a Super Visa holder. ● Assist in understanding the process for visa extensions, if required. ● Provide continuous support, ensuring your family's stay in Canada is pleasant. Transitioning to Permanent Residency For those looking to make Canada their permanent home, we: ● Offer insights into potential pathways from a Super Visa to permanent residency. ● Guide you through the application process, ensuring all criteria are met. ● Provide continuous support, ensuring you're always informed and updated.
Frequently asked questions
Express Entry isn't just a system; it's Canada's way of saying, "We value what you bring to the table." It's designed for skilled workers who are not just looking for a new home but can also contribute to Canada's vibrant economy through their skills, experience, and ability to fill in job gaps. It's about mutual benefit – Canada is offering a life opportunity, and in return, you help boost the economy. It's a strategic immigration system prioritizing skilled individuals.
The Express Entry process aims to be swift – on average, it takes about six months to process an application once an ITA is received. However, this can be shorter or longer, much like delivery times can vary when you order something online. It depends on the volume of applications and the completeness of your submission. The official IRCC processing times tool can give you a more current timeframe for processing.