R708983, RCIC ramzi@cedartreeimmigration.ca 
R708983, RCIC ramzi@cedartreeimmigration.ca
This category is for those who have the intention and ability and the relevant experience to create employment for themselves in an area where they will also make a significant contribution to the cultural, sporting, or agricultural development of Canada.
Possess relevant experience that will allow you to contribute significantly to cultural life or sport in Canada;
Possess experience in the agricultural area and have the intention and ability to acquire and operate a farm or farm in Canada.
The applicant's experience is very important; You will be required to have a minimum of two years of experience in the course of the 5 years immediately preceding the application date.
The practice of any of the following activities is considered experience:
Participation in cultural or sports activities at the international level;
The career as a self-employed worker in activities of an artistic, cultural, and sports nature, such as library science, artistic curatorship, public relations, literature, artistic and choreographic production, music, singing, dance, acting, painting, sculpture, graphics, photography, broadcasting, speech, athletics, athlete training, and refereeing.
Typical examples of freelance arts and culture workers are the following professionals: writers, painters, sculptors, visual artists, playwrights and theater people, musicians, designers, artisans, film professionals, and industry technical support workers cinematographic.
In addition, the candidate must comply with other requirements, such as taking medical examinations, presenting proof that they comply with the security controls of the Canadian government, and showing that they have sufficient savings to cover their financial needs and those of their family members during their stay in Canada.
Likewise, he must demonstrate that he has the necessary money to develop the economic activities of his area of expertise.
The candidate must be evaluated using the points system for business people. You will be required to score at least 35 points.
If you are planning to immigrate to Canada as an athlete, you are lucky! There is a huge demand for Athletes across Canada and you can easily obtain a Canadian permanent residence visa without or with a job offer. If you are an athlete and have been working as an athlete, you may qualify to immigrate to Canada.
The Self-employed Persons Program for Athletes allows people to immigrate to Canada permanently as self-employed persons.
They must :
Have relevant experience in athletics and
Be willing and able to make a significant contribution to the athletic life of Canada.
If a person has five years of self-employment experience, they will receive the required minimum of 35 points and will not require points from the other categories.
Regarding proficiency in English and French, any request from an individual regarding their level of proficiency must be accompanied by acceptable test results, such as IELTS General or CELPIP for the English language and TEF for the French language.
Applicants must meet the following three criteria to immigrate to Canada as self-employed in athletics. If the applicant does not meet any of the following requirements, they will not receive Canadian permanent residence
They must meet all the requirements of a self-employed applicant (i.e. relevant experience, intention and ability, and elements of significant contribution).
They must acquire at least 35 points out of 100 points. (See below)
Must not be inadmissible to Canada due to safety, criminality, financial issues, or medical problems (both the applicant and dependent family members).
The following points apply to this group of applicants:
Education: up to 25 points.
Work experience: up to 35 points.
Age: up to 10 points
Proficiency in English or French: up to 24 points
Adaptability: up to 6 points.
Canada welcomes musicians and artists as they are in high demand in Canada and so you can secure a Canadian Permanent Residency Visa with or without a job offer.
If you’re a musician or working as a musician, you may easily qualify to immigrate to Canada.
Musicians from around the world can apply for a self-employed PR Program if they have the experience, qualifications, and the right skills in their home country.
Accompanist
Accordion teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Alto
Back-up musician
Baritone
Bass
Bass drum teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Bass player
Bassoon teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Blues Musician
Bugler
Carillonneur
Cellist
Cello teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Chorister
Church organist
Concert Musician
Cornetist
Drummer
Flutist
Folk Musician
Gospel Musician
Guitar player
Harpist
Horn player
Horn teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Instrumental music teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Instrumental musician
Instrumentalist
Keyboardist
Lied Musician
Mezzo-soprano
Music teacher – musicians
Music teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Musical interpreter
Musician
Opera Musician
Organ teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Organist
Percussionist
Pianist
Piano teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Pop Musician
Recital Musician
Recording artist
Rehearsal musician
Rock Musician
Session musician
Soloist
Soprano
Street musician
Tenor
Trombonist
Trumpeter
Tuba player
Viola teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Violin teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Violinist
Vocal music teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
Vocal soloist
Vocalist
Voice teacher – music
Voice teacher – private, conservatory, or studio lessons
If you are trained in the musical field from any college or university or through any private instruction is required usually.
Orchestra members and other professional classical musicians require usually a university degree in music
Musical ability and talent, as expressed during an audition, are important hiring criteria.
Membership in a union or guide related to the occupation or performance type may be required.
Canada is one of the booming movie-making hubs in the world. They welcome and support filmmakers into their country. There are several talented people in the film and TV industry that are outside of Canada and especially from India and the USA that would love to live and work in Canada.
