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50+ Occupations
Immigration Pathways by Occupation
Find your NOC code and explore detailed immigration pathways, requirements, CRS scores, and job market information for your profession.
High Demand
Most In-Demand Occupations
Occupations with the highest demand and best immigration prospects in Canada.
Registered Nurse
NOC 31301 • TEER 1
Very High DemandHealthcare
$77,000median salary
Software Engineer
NOC 21232 • TEER 1
Very High DemandTechnology
$95,000median salary
Physician (General Practitioner)
NOC 31100 • TEER 0
Very High DemandHealthcare
$260,000median salary
Web Developer
NOC 21234 • TEER 1
Very High DemandTechnology
$72,000median salary
Pharmacist
NOC 31120 • TEER 1
Very High DemandHealthcare
$92,000median salary
Truck Driver
NOC 73300 • TEER 3
Very High DemandTransport
$55,000median salary
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All Occupations by Industry
Explore immigration pathways organized by industry sector.
Healthcare
Registered Nurse
NOC 31301•Very High
Physician (General Practitioner)
NOC 31100•Very High
Pharmacist
NOC 31120•Very High
Physiotherapist
NOC 31202•Very High
Medical Laboratory Technologist
NOC 32120•Very High
Dental Hygienist
NOC 32111•High
Occupational Therapist
NOC 31203•Very High
Respiratory Therapist
NOC 32103•Very High
Veterinarian
NOC 31103•High
Technology
Software Engineer
NOC 21232•Very High
Web Developer
NOC 21234•Very High
Data Scientist
NOC 21211•Very High
Cybersecurity Analyst
NOC 21220•Very High
IT Project Manager
NOC 20012•Very High
Database Administrator
NOC 21223•High
Computer Systems Analyst
NOC 21221•High
Cloud Solutions Architect
NOC 21232•Very High
UX/UI Designer
NOC 21233•High
DevOps Engineer
NOC 21232•Very High
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Understanding NOC Codes & TEER Categories
The National Occupational Classification (NOC) system categorizes all occupations in Canada. Each occupation has a unique 5-digit NOC code that determines immigration eligibility.
The Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities (TEER) system replaced the NOC skill levels in 2022:
- TEER 0: Management occupations
- TEER 1: University degree required
- TEER 2: College diploma or apprenticeship (2+ years)
- TEER 3: College diploma or apprenticeship (less than 2 years)
- TEER 4: High school diploma or occupation-specific training
- TEER 5: Short-term work demonstration
For Express Entry, only TEER 0, 1, 2, and 3 occupations are eligible. Each occupation page provides detailed information about requirements, pathways, and job prospects specific to that NOC code.