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TEMPORARY RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
VISITOR VISA
VISITOR VISA
VISITOR VISA
Depending on where you live, you may need a document showing that you have met the requirements to enter Canada temporarily. It is called a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or a Visitor visa.
STUDY PERMIT
VISITOR VISA
VISITOR VISA
Are you interested in studying at one of the top-rated universities in the world? Canada can offer affordable, high-quality education and overall academic excellence.
Most nationals who are not Canadian Citizens or Permanent residents need a permit to study in Canada. Study permit allows foreign nationals to study at a designated learning institution (DLI).
WORK PERMIT
WORK PERMIT
WORK PERMIT
Canada is a country of endless opportunities. Working in Canada allows you to explore North American culture and can help you gain valuable professional and life experience.
Acquiring Canadian work experience is a stepping stone to Permanent Residence, sometimes offering multiple pathways.
LMIA
WORK PERMIT
WORK PERMIT
Some employers who want to hire a foreign worker may need to prove that no Canadian Citizen or permanent resident is available for this role. A positive LMIA affirms that a worker from overseas is needed to fill the position.
PERMANENT RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
EXPRESS ENTRY
CAREGIVER PROGRAM
CAREGIVER PROGRAM
Express entry is one of the most popular pathways for skilled workers to become Permanent Residents in Canada. Programs under Express Entry:
- Federal Skilled Workers (FWS)
- Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
Each program has unique requirements, but if you are selected, the system will automatically match the category which best fits your online profile.
CAREGIVER PROGRAM
CAREGIVER PROGRAM
CAREGIVER PROGRAM
Qualified caregivers and their family members can become permanent residents of Canada through one of the caregiver pilot programs
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
Reuniting families is an essential part of Canada’s immigration program. Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents may be able to sponsor their family members so they can enjoy together the opportunities Canada can offer, such as living, studying, working, or travelling from the East to the West coast.
CITIZENSHIP
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
FAMILY SPONSORSHIP
For some employers who want to hire a foreign worker, you may need to prove that there is no Canadian Citizen or permanent resident available to fill the position.