DIFFERENT OPTIONS TO COME TO CANADA
Visitor visas are for foreign citizens who wish to enter Canada for a temporary stay. It is also known as the Temporary Resident Visa (TRV).
Read MoreSuper Visa is a temporary resident permit valid for ten years that allows parents and grandparents to stay in Canada for two years rather than the standard six-month entry which is granted to visitors.
Read MoreA Study Permit allows a foreign citizen to study in Canada for a limited time.
Read MoreA work permit grants a foreign citizen working rights to legally work anywhere in Canada.
Read MoreProvincial Nominee Programs allow individual Canadian provinces and territories to nominate persons they wish to invite to immigrate to Canada.
Read MoreAllows applicants to apply for permanent residence status in Canada. Permanent Residents remain citizens of other countries.
Read MoreLabor Market Impact Assessments are granted by ESDC and allow employers to hire skilled and non-skilled workers to meet their recruitment needs and address manpower shortages across Canada.
Read MoreAllows experienced business people and their families to immigrate to Canada.
Read MoreAllows Canadian Citizens or Permanent Residents to sponsor a spouse or a common-law partner for Canadian Permanent Residence.
Read MoreAllows applicants to sponsor their Parents and Grandparents as permanent residents of Canada.
Read MoreThe live-in Caregiver program allows families to hire international workers to look after young children, the elderly and/or persons with physical or mental disabilities.
Read MoreThis program allows employers to hire foreign skilled workers or international student graduates to address labor shortages in the eastern provinces: New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
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