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If you want to move from one country to another and you need to check your eligibility criteria for immigrating Succesfully to Australia, Canada and New Zealand. The below application is esenetail which provide you appropiate details on your profile and its eligibility for applying. Examine Your Eligibility Now! To Identify your egibility for suitable visas you need to Answer a few questions to about you and your family.
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Hello Dear, Congratulations based on answer provided by you are eligible for Permanent Resident application! Some of the detailed score you have gain.
For what skilled visa for below mentiond you want?
Score: 0Age
Select the age group you belong to
Score: Not MetAbility of English Language
WHat is your proficiency level of Your English language?
Score: Not Met- Passport from UK, USA, Ireland, Canada or NZ; or
- IELTS: 6+ in each component; or
- PTE Academic: 50+ in each component; or
- Cambridge (CAE): 169+ in each component; or
- TOEFL iBT: 12 in Listening, 13 Reading, 21 Writing, 18 Speaking
- IELTS: 7+ in each component; or
- OET: B pass in each component; or
- PTE Academic: 65+ in each component; or
- Cambridge (CAE): 185+ in each component; or
- TOEFL iBT: 24 in Listening, 24 Reading, 27 Writing, 23 Speaking
- IELTS: 8+ in each component; or
- OET: A pass in each component; or
- PTE Academic: 79+ in each component; or
- Cambridge (CAE): 200+ in each component; or
- TOEFL iBT: 28 in Listening, 29 Reading, 30 Writing, 26 Speaking
Australian Educational Qualification
Score : 0Are you staisfied the criteria for the award of diploma, advanced diploma, degree, or trade qualification(s), which need of minimum 2 years of full-time study at an Australian educational intuition (taught in English) and which is concerned to the occupation you have selected from relevant Skilled Occupation List?
Study in Regional Australia or a Low Population Growth Area
Score : 0- - fullfill the requirements for the award of degree, diploma, advanced diploma or trade qualification(s); AND
- - The qualification(s) were not in English language proficiency; AND
- - The qualification(s) took at least 2 years of full-time study in Australia; AND
- - The qualification(s) were taught in English; AND
- - The campus of your institution is in a regional or low population growth area; AND
- - You have taken course of at least 2 years living in the regional or low population growth area; AND
- - You have not done the qualification(s) through distance education?
Professional Year
Score : 0Qualifications
Score: 0How much your Highest Qualification?
- Diploma or Trade Certificate acquired at an Australian educational institution
- Other award or educational qualification recognized by the relevant skills assessing authority
Work Experience
Score: 0As respect your foreign work experience, in the last ten years, How much time of your work duration for which you have nominated or related skilled occupation (In case you have a "skilled date" in your skills assessment, work experience before the same, would not count for points):
Australian Work Experience
Score: 0Regarding your work experience in Australia, in the last ten years, for what duration you have worked in occupation you have nominated or any concerned knowledge occupation (In case you have a "skilled date" in your skills assessment, work experience before the same, would not count for points):
Designated Language
Score: 0Do any of the following apply to you?
Partner Skill Qualifications
Score: 0Select boxes below to explain/speaks about your partner or spouse
Age
If you have invited to apply for residence, we will use the documents you has submitted as proof of your identity to confirm your valid age.
Select your age range
Skilled employment
If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll ask you to provide a copy of your written employment agreement or contract for services that includes:
- a detailed description of your job
- your hours of work
- the length of your employment
- your pay (per year and/or per hour)
- the date you started work.
We'll also ask you for evidence you have the necessary work experience, qualifications, and occupational registration to carry out the work you're doing.
You'll also need to provide an 'Employer Supplementary Form - Skilled Migrant Category', completed by your employer.
If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll need your employment agreement to include the location of your job (as well as evidence that your job is in skilled employment).
If you're invited to apply for residence, we may ask for evidence your employment can be sustained by your employer at that level of pay.
If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll ask you to provide evidence that:
- your work is in an occupation that's on our Long Term Skill Shortage List (this should be covered in your employment agreement)
- you have the qualifications, work experience and/or occupational registration to work in your occupation detailed in the Long Term Skill Shortage List.
If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll need your employment agreement to include the location of your job (as well as evidence that your job is in skilled employment).
If you're invited to apply for residence, we'll need your employment agreement to include the location of your job (as well as evidence that your job is in skilled employment).
Qualifications
Your qualification will be recognised if it’s:
- on the List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment
- assessed by a New Zealand registration authority at the same level as a qualification on the List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment as part of an application for New Zealand occupational registration.
Or, you can ask the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) to assess the level of your qualification. The NZQA offer two kinds of assessments:
- a Pre-assessment Result (PAR)
- an International Qualifications Assessment (IQA).
The Pre-assessment Result will give you an idea of whether you can claim points for a recognised qualification, but you can’t use it as evidence if you’re later invited to apply for residence.
If you’re invited to apply for residence, we’ll ask you to provide:
- an original or certified copy of your qualification
- evidence your qualification was assessed as part of your application for occupational registration, if this applies
- an International Qualifications Assessment, if this applies.
If you are eligible to apply for residence:
- we will tell you to submit original or copies of qualifications certificate.
- a Qualification Overview report from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) confirming the level your qualification, as listed in the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF)
- if your qualification isn't included in the NZQF, we'll ask you to provide a letter from the NZQA confirming your qualification.
We may also ask for your course transcripts.
If you are eligible to apply for residence:
- we will tell you to submit original or copies of qualifications certificate.
- a Qualification Overview report from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) confirming the level your qualification, as listed in the New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NZQF)
- if your qualification isn't included in the NZQF, we'll ask you to provide a letter from the NZQA confirming your qualification.
We may require for your course transcripts.
Work experience
If you are eligible to apply for residence, you will require to provide you have skilled work experience. You follows this by providing documents that show:
- the work that you did
- the dates you did the work
- how many hours a week you worked (on average)
- the contact details for your employer or employers
If you are eligible to apply for residence, you'll need to provide evidence:
- that you've worked in New Zealand
- of the location of your job in New Zealand.
If you are eligible to apply for residence, you'll need to provide evidence that:
- you have work experience in an occupation that's included in the Long Term Skill Shortage List
- your work experience meets the requirements listed for that occupation on the Long Term Skill Shortage List.
Partner
If you are eligible to apply for residence, we'll ask for evidence that one of the following applies to your partner:
- they have gained the required English language test score (IELTS overall score of 6.5 or more, TOEFL iBT overall score of 79 or more, PTE Academic overall score of 58 or more, Cambridge English B2 First (FCE) or B2 First for Schools (FCE for Schools) overall score of 176 or more, OET Grade B or higher in all four skills (Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking)); or
- they are a citizen of Canada, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America, and have spent at least five years in work or education in one or more of those countries or Australia or New Zealand; or
- they have a recognised qualification comparable to a New Zealand level 7 bachelor's degree, gained in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America. It'll need to have involved at least 2 years of study in one or more of those countries; or
- they have a recognised qualification comparable to New Zealand level 8 or above, gained in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the Republic of Ireland, the United Kingdom, or the United States of America. It'll need to have involved at least 1 year of study in one or more of those countries.
If you are eligible to apply for residence, we'll ask your partner to provide a copy of their written employment agreement or contract for services that includes:
- a detailed description of their job
- their hours of work
- the length of their employment
- their salary
- the date they started (or will be starting) work
You are require to produce for evidence they have the necessary work experience, qualifications, and occupational registration to carry out the work they're doing (or will be doing).
Points 0Your partner’s qualification will be recognised if it's:
- on the List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment
- assessed by a New Zealand registration authority at the same level as a qualification on the List of Qualifications Exempt from Assessment as part of an application for New Zealand occupational registration.
Or, your partner can ask the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) to assess the level of your qualification. The NZQA offer two kinds of assessments:
- a Pre-assessment Result (PAR)
- an International Qualifications Assessment (IQA).
The idea you will gained through Pre-assessment, if you can claim points for your partner’s recognised qualification, but you are not allowed to use as evidence if you’re later invited to apply for residence.
If you’re invited to apply for residence, we’ll ask you to provide:
- an original or certified copy of your partner’s qualification
- evidence your partner’s qualification was assessed as part of their application for occupational registration, if this applies
- an International Qualifications Assessment, if this applies.
Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) is a ranking system used by express first level program, which shows express profiles, ranks in the express pool depends on the points awarded to them. This types of score is provided to the candidates based on the factors like age, language proficiency, work experience, adaptability, educational qualifications etc. Once the candidate’s profile is awarded with these points, their profiles are then ranked based on these points. Profile with the highest rank is then issued an Invitation to Apply (ITA) to apply for Canada PR Visa.
This tool will help you calculate your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score based on the answers you provide below. The CRS is a points-based system that we use to assess and score your profile and rank it in the Express Entry pool. It’s used to assess your:
- skills
- education
- language ability
- work experience
- other factors
Your results
Based on Comprehensive Ranking System Formual based on forur, all Express Entry candidates get a score out of 1,200.
We will invite the top-ranking candidates from the pool to apply as a permanent resident through normal “rounds of invitations.” See what minimum scores have been in the past.
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