To live in the USA, you need a Green Card. What do I need to live in Canada & waht is the list of occupation?

Question

how many points to immigrate to canada? what the occupation list for immigration?

Answer 1

You need permanent resident status. They do have a permanent resident ID card now as well.

For skilled worker class immigration, you need 67 points out of a maximum 100 possible. See:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/qual-5.html

There is no longer a strategic work sector occupation list that ranks occupations and gives them point values for immigration. Instead, they now have you arrange employment in advance and the government will assess whether or not they think that your job will last, and it's good for 10 points. See more here:
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/skilled/work-1.html

Answer 2

As a US or Canadian citizen, travelling by land or sea, you only need proof of citizenship (which must be passport, birth certificate, or naturalization papers) and valid photo ID (which must be US or Canadian driver's license, passport, or military ID). If travelling by air, you need a passport, period. If not a US or Canadian citizen (regardless of permanent residency status), you must have a valid passport. If you are on a work visa or are a permanent resident, you must have that visa or 'green card' documentation with you as well. And yes - Canada does have a permanent residency program. The document is called a PR card (which is now plastic like a credit card, compared with the old paper copies). Effectively, the two of you will be entering on tourist visas - which may or may not mean your passports or other supporting documentation are stamped at the border. Depends on who you get ...

Answer 3

Try checking the official Canada Immigration website. They have a lot of useful information. There are also local province regulations for work in that province that you may need to look out for, such as special rules for working and schooling in Quebec, due to its francophone protection laws.

Answer 4

Look it up on the Internet.

Why do you think my time is worth LESS than your time? Do your own research I looked up this same info months ago, ONLINE - I didn't ask strangers to spend their time doing what I could do on my own.

Answer 5

you have to become a canada resident..
when i wanted to move to canada i read up on it and i read that you had to take test and be sworn in i could find the info for you and let you know more

Answer 6

You need a Canadian burnt sienna card. Emigrants are required to work as lumberjacks for their first seven years.

Answer 7

You need a pink card, since its a requirement to either be a short hair feminist lesbian or a soft cock canadian male who takes orders from canadian feminists (the new age metrosexual man).

Answer 8

why you have the hate