Canada It is a sovereign country in North America, whose form of government is the federal parliamentary monarchy. Being a technologically pioneering and advanced nation, and being one of the most developed in the world for having a diversified economy, it has become one of the most attractive to go to work.
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And it is that by having multiple programs for hiring foreigners, there are many citizens who are looking for work in this place to be able to go to settle in this part of the world. However, one of the questions that interested parties ask themselves is to know how much is the minimum hourly payment offered in each of their provinces.
Bruno Perrón, president of CLASS Education, announced at a press conference what the minimum hourly wage that you will be paid according to the place where you will work.
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HOW MUCH WILL I BE PAYED PER HOUR IF I WORK IN CANADA?
| CANADA PROVINCES AND TERRITORIES | PAY PER HOUR IN CANADIAN DOLLARS |
|---|---|
| Alberta | Per hour: $ 15 / Per year: $ 28,800 |
| British columbia | Per hour: $ 15.20 / Per year: $ 29,184 |
| Prince edward island | Per hour: $ 13 / Per year: $ 24,960 |
| Manitoba | Per hour: $ 11.90 / Per year: $ 22,848 |
| Newfoundland y Labrador | Per hour: $ 12.50 / Per year: $ 24,000 |
| New brunswick | Per hour: $ 11.75 / Per year: $ 22,560 |
| New Scotland | Per hour: $ 12.95 / Per year: $ 24,864 |
| Nunavut | Per hour: $ 16 / Per year: $ 30,720 |
| Ontario | Per hour: $ 14.25 / Per year: $ 27,360 |
| Quebec | Per hour: $ 13.10 / Per year: $ 25,152 |
| Saskatchewan | Per hour: $ 11.45 / Per year: 21,984 |
| Northern Territories | Per hour: $ 13.46 / Per year: $ 25,843 |
| Yukon | Per hour: $ 13.85 / Per year: $ 26,592 |
HOW TO WORK IN A CANADA PROVINCE?
To work from Canada there are some modalities, one of them is to enroll in the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), which accepts foreign workers among students, business specialists, entrepreneurs, specialized or semi-skilled employees to work in all its provinces except Quebec.
But you must bear in mind that each province has specific requirements so that you can occupy a position that they offer, in addition to requesting permanent residence in all of them.
HOW DO I ENROLL IN THE PNP?
The applicant will need to enroll in the PNP by submitting an application, as well as passing a medical examination and obtaining a non-criminal record certificate. Everyone should have these controls, no matter where they plan to live in Canada.
1. Paper process
- Request the nomination to the province or territory under a flow that is not Express Entry.
- You must meet the eligibility requirements of the nominating province.
- Once you have been nominated, submit a paper application for permanent residence to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.
- You have to pass a medical exam and get a police check (certificate).
It should be noted that the application processing times are longer than through Express Entry.
For more information on applying through the paper process, CLICK HERE to be taken to the official Government of Canada website.
2. Express Entry process
In the online Express Entry process, there are 2 ways to apply:
First option:
- You contact the province or territory and request a nomination under a Express Entry flow.
- If the province or territory agrees to nominate you, create a Express Entry profile (or update your profile if you already have one) and show that you have been nominated.
Second option:
- Create a Quick Entry profile and show the provinces and territories that interest you.
- If a province or territory sends you a “notification of interest” to your account, you contact them directly.
- You are applying to your Express Entry flow:
- If you are nominated, the province will offer it to you through your account and you accept it electronically.
For more information on applying through the Express Entry process CLICK HERE to be taken to the official website of the Government of Canada.
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