The length of time it takes to immigrate to a different country depends on several factors, including the destination country's immigration policies and procedures, the applicant's individual circumstances, and the type of visa or residency permit being applied for.

Job opportunities for immigrants in a new country may vary depending on the job market, the applicant's skills and experience, and the country's immigration policies. Some countries have programs designed to help immigrants find work, while others require immigrants to secure a job offer before they can apply for a visa or residency permit.

Work Permit is an official authorization granted to a foreign skilled worker to get an employment for fixed tenure by a specific employer. The occupation selected by the candidate should be listed in the National Occupation Classification (NOC). The Work permit offers temporary work and stay status to candidates. Allotted initially for two years, the Work Permit in Canada can be extended after fulfilling terms and conditions by the employer and government.