Canada reopens 2 programmes for Nigerians to relocate with family permanently
The Canadian government is inviting applications for its Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot programmes. These two caregiver programmes offer foreigners, including Nigerians, the opportunity to relocate with their families and obtain permanent residency.
Nigerians interested can start applying from January 1, 2024, at 9am Eastern Standard Time (EST).
The programme is structured for five years and offers eligible caregivers and their families the opportunity to immigrate to Canada with the prospect of becoming permanent citizens.
The application process is categorised into two main pathways: Direct entry into permanent residence and gaining experience.
The cost to apply start at $CAN 1,085, which is N982,030
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Nigerians applying via direct entry must possess 12 months of relevant work experience and choose the category.
Other other hand, gaining experience is for those with less than 12 months of work experience or no prior full-time caregiver work experience in Canada, the Gaining Experience category is an option.
Suppose you have worked as a caregiver full-time in Canada for 12 months or more within the previous 36 months. In that case, you qualify to apply under the Direct to Permanence category.
For full details and an application link, check here.
Canada released a list of job categories that will receive priority for the Express Entry visa. The list includes teaching and plumbing, among several other professions, as the country focuses on meeting labour market demands and bridging the gap in these professions.
Skilled foreign workers in the priority job categories will have a higher chance of getting a visa through the Express Entry system.
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