If you are applying for registration in the in-demand jobs subgroup and the experience entry subgroup, you must first register your application, for this you must register in the OASIS system and create an account. Then you need to fill out an online form and enter your information. This information includes personal information, passport information, residential address, work experience, education and language level, etc.

After completing these steps and confirming the information, your score will be shown based on the information you entered. Then you need to register your request. After this step you will enter the applicant pool at Skilled Worker Saskatchewan. Express Entry applicants must first create an Express Entry profile and then enter this step.

At this stage, the province of Saskatchewan sends invitations or Invitation to Apply (ITA) twice a month to those who have expressed interest. If you receive it, you must complete your documents in your profile in the OASIS system within 60 days and pay the fees, and then register your application and wait for the nomination of the province.

Have a permanent and full-time job offer from one of the public health authorities of British Columbia in one of the following fields:

Doctor
specialist
Nurse
Nurse of mental illness department
Specialist nurse
midwife
Paramedical specialists (diagnostic sonographer, clinical pharmacist, laboratory technologists, radiology technologists, occupational therapy and physiotherapists)

For British Columbia Skilled Worker, have at least 2 years of full-time relevant work experience in the job offer.

If the job offer is in the job category at TEER level 2, 3, you must have a language certificate 2 with CLB level 4 in all skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening). Each exam has its own scoring system that can be converted to CLB level. To convert the score of different language certificates to CLB, the scores of each skill must be checked. For jobs classified at TEER level 0, 1, it is not necessary to provide language test results unless you want to receive points with your language score.

Affordability: You must prove that you have the minimum income for the province of British Columbia3. Note that this amount of income is the total income of the main applicant and his spouse.

• To immigrate through the British Columbia Skilled Worker Program, you must have obtained one of the following documents from a Canadian higher education institution in the last three years:

  A bachelor’s or master’s degree from a Canadian institution of higher education

  A degree or certificate from a Canadian public higher education institution (diplomas from private institutions are not accepted). The minimum duration of the course should be 8 months (two semesters) full-time.

  Have a permanent and full-time job offer from a qualified British Columbia employer1. This job must be in one of the TEER level 0, 1, 2, 3 occupations in the Canadian Occupational Classification System.

  Providing financial means: You must prove that you have the minimum income for the province of British Columbia3. Note that this amount of income is the total income of the main applicant and his spouse.

  If the job offer is in the job category at TEER level 2, 3, you must have a language certificate 2 with CLB level 4 in all skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening). Each exam has its own scoring system that can be converted to CLB level. To convert the score of different language certificates to CLB, the scores of each skill must be checked. For jobs classified at TEER level 0, 1, it is not necessary to provide language test results unless you want to receive points with your language score.

  Have the minimum score for that draw period in the British Columbia Provincial Program Points System.

This program is one of the most popular work immigration programs in British Columbia because it does not require a job offer.

To use this program, you must have a master’s degree or doctorate from one of the institutions of higher education in British Columbia in the last three years and in one of the fields of agriculture, life sciences and biomedicine, computer science, information and support services, engineering, engineering technology. and related sciences in engineering, health professions and related clinical sciences, mathematics and statistics, natural resource conservation and research, or physical sciences. The list of universities and courses allowed for the subgroup of international graduates of master’s and doctoral level is determined by the province of British Columbia.

Providing documents that show that you intend to stay permanently in British Columbia through a British Columbia work visa, such as: documents showing the duration of your current or previous stay in British Columbia, your affiliation with British Columbia through work, education or family, description Any financial and residential activities (such as finding a job or a place to live), letter of current employment in British Columbia, details of job search in British Columbia, community contributions, financial resources, submission of a plan to obtain a legal work permit in British Columbia.

Have worked full-time for at least 9 consecutive months in one of the following jobs before applying:

In the developed region of northeastern British Columbia in one of the TEER levels 4, 5 (other than home care nurses) occupations in the Canadian Occupational Classification System or in all of British Columbia in one of the tourism/hospitality occupations, long distance transportation or food processing.

Note that you must still be working full-time during the application process.

Have a permanent and full-time job offer in the occupation in which you have worked, from a qualified British Columbia employer.

Affordability: You must prove that you have the minimum income for the province of British Columbia3. Note that this amount of income is the total income of the main applicant and his spouse.

Have completed at least a high school education and have any license or certification required for the desired job.

Long haul truck drivers must have a valid Class 1 driver’s license, air brake endorsement, two years of relevant work experience and other required licenses (such as a dangerous goods license).

Have a L2 certificate with CLB level 4 in all skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening). Each exam has its own scoring system that can be converted to CLB level. To convert the score of different language certificates to CLB, the scores of each skill must be checked.

Have the minimum score for that draw period in the British Columbia Provincial Program Points System.

Technology and technical workforce program or Tech pilot is one of the newest programs of the province. To be eligible for this group, you must:

Meet the requirements for the Skilled Workforce Subcategory or the International Graduate Subcategory.

Have a job offer of at least one year in one of the following 29 jobs: (At the time of filing the application, there must be at least 120 days left of the job offer)