An Indian by birth, I want to migrate to Canada with arranged employment. How should i go about it?

Question

I have 13 years of work experience of which a decade in a bank heading operations of the bank branch and the remaining three years in IT industry. I'm married with 2 children. Need to move my family also.

Answer 1

straight up it ain't that great here. I jus moved to Surrey bc from Oakland California and North America isn't that great I am punjabi even though I was born here I love Cali but the racism in the U.S is to strong.Most parts are good jus sum r bad.Where u movin in Canada in surrey bc there are lots of indo Canadian gang violence mainly punjabi.Id come visit first if I where you then decide best of luck

Answer 2

You should go about it without hesitation.  Call the Canadian Immigration Service.

Answer 3

You need to find an employer to hire you, or apply as a skilled worker or Provincial Nominee.

Right now, Alberta and Saskatchewan are provinces actively seeking employees from outside of Canada.  Your best bet is to find a company located in one of those provinces, or apply through the Provincial Nominee Program.  This would allow you to move to the province, find a job and sponsor your family.

Consult the Canadian government website:

http://www.cic.gc.ca

The Alberta Immigration Website

http://www.albertacanada.com/immigration

Saskatchewan Immigration Website

www.immigration.gov.sk.ca

or



Canada Immigration: http://www.immigroup.com & http://www.canadaimmigrationlaw.net

Answer 4

If you have arranged employment, your employer should be dealing with all this.