How good is an IELTS score of L.6 R.6 W.6.5 S.7 overall 6.5 for immigration to Canada?

It is important to understand that applying for immigration to Canada, IELTS is not only the base. You need to check other aspects as well.

ELTS – General Training is accepted by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) as evidence of English language proficiency. If you are applying for a work visa, professional registration or for permanent residence in Canada, it is likely that you will be required to present your test result as part of your application. IELTS results are also accepted for Canadian citizenship.

Canadian Language Requirements

The Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB) are the national standards used in Canada for describing, measuring and recognizing the English language proficiency of adult immigrants and prospective immigrants for living and working in Canada.

What IELTS score do I need?

• You are advised to check directly with the organisation to which you are applying to find out what IELTS score you require. Employers and educational institutions can set their own language requirements.
• You should also refer to the CIC website to find out what CLB standards you will be required to meet for visa and citizenship purposes.

You can apply for permanent residence under the following categories:

• Federal skilled workers.
• Family sponsorship.
• Investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed.
• Canadian Experience Class.
• Skilled Trades Workers.
• Provincial nominees.
• Refugees.

How to immigrate to Canada?

1. Evaluate the immigration programs. ...
2. Look at Express Entry. ...
3. Determine if you are a skilled worker. ...
4. Consider CEC if you have worked in Canada before. ...
5. Decide if you want to live in Quebec. ...
6. Contact any friends or family. ...
7. Determine if you want to start a business.

Find out if you are eligible to apply

Do you want to work, study, visit, travel through or live permanently in Canada?

Each immigration program has different application and eligibility requirements.

You may be asked questions about your:

• nationality
• age
• language ability
• family members
• education
• work experience
• income and/or net worth
• details on any job offer

If you are eligible, we will give you a detailed list of instructions on what to do next.