Get Wmdpg

The first thing you need to do is apply to the PNP in the province or territory where you want to settle. To qualify, you must have the skills, education and work experience you will need to settle in Canada and support yourself and your family.

The settlement plan is the framework of all the steps that need to be taken to help and support the sponsored refugees settle in Canada . It covers the duration of the sponsorship, usually the first 12 months after the newcomers arrive in Canada.

Indefinite leave to remain is how you settle in the UK. It's also called 'settlement'. It gives you the right to live, work and study here for as long as you like, and apply for benefits if you're eligible. You can use it to apply for British citizenship.

All settlement plans should include: Information about the principal refugee applicant and the sponsors. A checklist of needs that includes both financial assistance and settlement assistance. On this checklist, each item must be assigned to at least one member of the sponsorship group.

How to get a settlement plan. Start by contacting a settlement service provider organization. Your employer may suggest an organization, but you can choose any organization from the table below. If you live outside of Canada, there are organizations that can serve you in person or online.

What services can I access as a new Canadian permanent resident? Assistance with daily life. Support in job search and employment. Preparation for the citizenship test. Mentorship opportunities for newcomers, including the chance to become a mentor. Language assessments and general language training.

Eligible Clients Permanent Residents of Canada. Protected Persons as defined in Section 95 of IRPA. Individuals who have been selected, inside or outside Canada, to become permanent residents (pending verifications) and who have been informed, by a letter from Citizenship and Immigration Canada.

The Settlement Plan is a plan detailing what you and members of your group will do to orient and support the newcomer(s) during the sponsorship.