Federal Skilled Workers

For individuals looking to immigrate, Canada is one of the top locations. The Canadian government established Fast Entry to assist candidates interested in settling there permanently (EE).

The immigration system used by EE is point-based. The Federal Skilled Workers (FSW), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), and Federal Skilled Trades (FST) are three programmes that the government established within this framework (FST). We shall discuss federal skilled workers in this section (FSW).

FSW is intended for skilled professionals with international work experience who are residing in or outside of Canada and intend to settle down permanently in any province other than Quebec.

Participant eligibility for the FSW is based on a number of factors, including age, education level, professional experience, flexibility, and others. For each factor that you perform well on, you receive points. Keeping in mind that, in contrast to the FST and CEC, you must receive 67 points out of a possible 100 in order to participate in the FSW. The criteria used for this computation are the same as those used for CRS points, where you obtain the invitation.

You can apply for permanent residency and join the applicant pool if you satisfy the program’s minimal requirements. To be invited, you will likely need more than the minimum number of points.