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Overview
The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) is for people who have already worked in Canada and now want to become permanent residents. This program values individuals who have studied or worked in Canada and already understand Canadian work culture and society.
Because they are already contributing to the Canadian economy, their transition to permanent residence is often smoother. CEC is managed under the Express Entry system. CEC works on a pass or fail system. If you meet the minimum requirements, you can enter the Express Entry pool.
Services We Support
- Canadian Work Experience - At least 1 year of skilled work experience in Canada within last 36 months
- Language Requirement - CLB 7 for professional jobs, CLB 5 for technical or skilled trade jobs
- Plan to Live Outside Quebec - Applicants must plan to live and work outside Quebec province
Basic Requirements for CEC
To qualify, applicants must meet these minimum conditions: 1. Canadian Work Experience At least 1 year of skilled work experience in Canada The experience must be gained within the last 36 months before applying The job must be skilled (managerial, professional, technical, or skilled trades) 2. Language Requirement Meet the required Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) level: CLB 7 for professional jobs CLB 5 for technical or skilled trade jobs 3. Plan to Live Outside Quebec Applicants must plan to live and work outside the province of Quebec. Those planning to stay in Quebec can apply through Quebec's own immigration programs.
Important Points to Remember
• You can stay in Canada while your application is being processed. • Even if you have left Canada, you can still apply — as long as you apply within 3 years of leaving your job in Canada. • Self-employment and work experience gained while studying full-time (such as co-op work terms) does not count.
Best Option for International Students
For many international graduates, the Canadian Experience Class is one of the fastest and easiest ways to get permanent residence. After finishing studies at a Canadian college or university, many students receive a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP). If they gain at least one year of skilled work experience during this period, they may become eligible to apply under CEC through Express Entry. This makes CEC a very popular pathway for international students who want to build their future in Canada.
Our Features – Why Choose Us?
In-Depth Knowledge Our recruitment specialists and immigration experts provide clear guidance about whether CEC or another program is best for you. We also keep you updated with the latest immigration rules. Concierge Service From immigration paperwork to opening a bank account and getting your ID documents, we support you at every step. We make your move and settlement in Canada smooth and stress-free. Multi-Location Support With offices in South Asia and Canada, we ensure easy communication and high-quality service wherever you are. Professional Advice Our team includes Recruiters, a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC), and a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA). We guide you on career planning, study options, immigration processes, and tax matters — helping you settle successfully in Canada.
Licensed Representative
Name: Sanjay Singh (CEO – RCIC)
Designation: Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC)
Regulator: College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (CICC)
License verification is available through official CICC Public Register.
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