Syria Pre-Qualification

 A Pre-Qualification will determine which options are available for you to immigrate to Canada. These include; LMIA/TFW, Express Entry, Provincial Nominee (Alberta, Atlantic, Manitoba, NWT, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Yukon), Entrepreneur & Investment (Alberta, BC, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, PEI, Saskatchewan), Student Visa

If you are from Syria and are looking to immigrate to Canada, LMIAPRO can provide you with the best immigration prequalification service to help you achieve your goal. Their experienced team of immigration experts can guide you through the complex immigration process, ensuring that you meet all the requirements and have the best chance of success. They will evaluate your specific circumstances and provide you with a personalized pre-qualification report indicating your eligibility for immigration to Canada.

With LMIAPRO's immigration prequalification service, you can be confident that you are making informed decisions about your immigration journey. They will provide you with a detailed analysis of your skills, education, and work experience, helping you to understand which immigration programs you may be eligible for. This service can save you time, money and frustration by avoiding common mistakes and reducing the risk of rejection.

LMIAPRO's immigration prequalification service also provides you with a roadmap for your immigration journey, including information about the steps you need to take and the timeline for each stage of the process. This allows you to plan ahead, making the process less stressful and more manageable.

With a focus on customer service and a commitment to excellence, LMIAPRO is dedicated to helping people from Syria achieve their immigration goals. So, if you are looking to immigrate to Canada, consider LMIAPRO's immigration prequalification service – it could be the best investment you ever make in your future.

• According to the 2016 Canadian Census, there were over 92,000 individuals who identified as Syrian-Canadians, representing about 0.3% of the total Canadian population.

• The largest Syrian-Canadian communities are found in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.

• Over half of Syrian-Canadians arrived in Canada after 2010, with many coming as refugees due to the ongoing conflict in Syria.

• The majority of Syrian-Canadians are bilingual in Arabic and French, with a significant number also speaking English.

• The unemployment rate for Syrian-Canadians is higher than the national average, but many have found success in industries such as manufacturing, retail, and health care.