Wanting To Move To Canada But Not Sure How? Let's Take A Look At The Country's Most Needed Skills
If you're contemplating a move to Canada
, you have the option of over 60 individual visa types to choose from. Ranging from a visa that requires for your child who is living permanently in the country to sponsor your application to one known as the Entrepreneur visa, which although based on a points system, simply asks for you to have the necessary finances and business knowledge to be able to support yourself and anyone who accompanies you on your move, one of the most popular options is the Skilled Worker visa.Like many other countries that have a thriving immigration policy, Canada has created a list of skills that are in short supply within the country. Known as the Priority Occupation List (POL), if you have the necessary skills on this list, you can expect to see your application be treated as a priority.
Fortunately for those people looking to apply for a Canadian work visa, the list of jobs on the POL that are needed in the country is extensive and covers 36 different vocations
As would be expected, some of the most prominent in-need skills on the POL are those within the health vocation. According to the last updated list on 25 November 2009, there are 8 individual health vocations that are in high demand, which are:
1. GPs and Family Physicians
2. Head Nurses and Supervisors
3. Registered Nurses
4. Licensed Practical Nurses
5. Audiologists and Language Pathologists
6. Physiotherapists
7. Occupational Therapists
8. Medical Radiation Technologists
Now whilst the health industry may be one of the primary industries on the POL, it is not actually the largest - the construction sector takes that title, consisting of 14 different occupational skill sets:
1. Construction Managers
2. Mining and Quarrying Supervisors
3. Oil and Gas Drilling and Service Supervisors
4. Petroleum, Gas, Chemical Processing and Utilities Supervisors
5. Electricians (excluding industrial and power systems)
6. Industrial Electricians
7. Plumbers
8. Welders
9. Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics
10. Mining Engineers
11. Surface Mining and Quarrying Drillers and Blasters
12. Crane Operators
13. Pipefitting Contractors
14. Heavy Construction Equipment Contractors
With 22 of the 36 occupations taken up by the health and construction industries, there's no need to think just yet that you can't apply for Canadian work visa and have it fast tracked if you don't have any of the skills mentioned, as the remaining 14 vocations are all massively varied.
For example, if you're a qualified and experienced University Professor or College instructor, then your application would be treated as a priority, as it would be if you were a Financial, Health Care, Computer and Information, Restaurant or Accommodation manager.
Leaving Financial Auditors and Accountants, Geologists, Geo Chemists and Geophysicists, Geological Engineers, Petroleum Engineers, Specialist Physicians, Chefs and Cooks, it is obvious that there is scope for a substantial amount of people to have their application fast tracked, making the possibility of living in Canada a reality within a matter of months, rather than within the standard two or three years.
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