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Immigration Procedure
Independent Immigrant FAQ's
Who can apply?
Anyone can apply for permanent residence as independent applicant.
If you are visiting Canada and decide that you want to live
in Canada, you will be required to apply for permanent residence
from abroad.
What if my spouse has criminal charges or one of
my dependents has serious disease?
If one of your dependents has a serious disease, psychiatric
disorder, or your spouse has criminal charges, you application
may be rejected.
What if my dependent will not accompany me to Canada?
You and your dependents, whether or not they will emigrate
with you to Canada, must pass the medical examination and
provide a police certificates. If any applicant has criminal
charges, the application cannot be processed until the charges
are dealt with.
What are the selection criteria?
Everyone is assessed based on the same standards. The standards
show how well a person can settle successfully in Canada.
Except for refugees and family class immigrants, everyone
is
accessed on a point system. Points are awarded for:
_Age
_Education Attainment
_Education
_Number of years of experience in any
skilled Occupation
_Arranged employment validated by HRDC
_Language ability
_Relatives in Canada
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