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Canada invites applications from Pakistanis for Jobs, permanent residency

Canada has announced multiple opportunities for employment and permanent residency, inviting visa applications from citizens of Pakistan

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Canada work and residency for Pakistanis
Canada work and residency for Pakistanis


Canada has announced multiple opportunities for employment and permanent residency, inviting visa applications from citizens of Pakistan and other countries.


Canada has invited skilled professionals from Pakistan and across the world to apply under its Express Entry immigration system, where candidates will be selected based on specific categories.


Currently, Canada is seeking individuals from the following fields:


Medical doctors and researchers
Senior managers with Canadian work experience
French-speaking workers
Health and social services professionals
Skilled tradespeople
Teachers
Experts in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM)
Professionals related to the transport sector


These targeted rounds aim to select candidates who match Canada’s labor market needs. Applicants are evaluated based on factors such as language proficiency, work experience in their field, and educational qualifications.


The Canadian government announces these categories in advance so eligible candidates can prepare and submit their applications on time.


Requirements:
Applicants must meet the general Express Entry requirements along with the specific criteria of their chosen category.


Once selected, candidates must submit their application within 60 days.


The fee for Permanent Residency is 575 Canadian dollars.

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Humayun Mehmoti
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Humayun Mehmoti

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