Coming to Canada as an immigrant is an exciting opportunity. Canada is one of the top countries in the world in which to work and to live. As one of the most popular immigration destinations, Canada attracts immigrants from all over the world.
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Canada’s stable economy, high standard of living, educated population and low crime rates make Canada a preferred destination for immigrants worldwide.The federal government is aiming to bring a total of 341,000 permanent resident newcomers to Canada in 2021 then add on hundreds of thousands more temporary residents! Why don’t you become one of them?
Canada has a history of inviting immigrants from all over the world. Listed among the top economies in the world, Canada has always been a preferred destination for the skilled professionals and business investors. With an ambitious plan to invite more that 1 million immigrants by 2021, Canadian immigration authorities have laid down a bench mark in their immigration program, which is purely based on equitable principles, where immigrants are assessed without regard to race, ethnicity, nationality, color, religion or gender.
Benefits of Migrating to Canada
- Growing economy
- Safety & security
- Free Health-care
- Free Education
- Renowned Education institutions
- Immigrant friendly environment
- Right to claim citizenship within 3 years
Immigrate To Canada
Immigration to Canada serves as the foundation for continued economic growth and which brings people, customs and traditions, rituals and culture to the forefront of current Government policy. Each of the provinces in Canada has the authority to implement its own provincial immigration programs (PNP).
Embrace your future and bring the heritage of your past to a place where you and your family will be proud to refer to as home – Canada!
Canada Express Entry is the most popular immigration system offering Canadian permanent residence, introduced by the federal government in January 2015 to replace the old “first come, first served” process.
What are the pathway for Immigration to Canada?
Canada needs skilled workers and professionals, hence, the IRCC (Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada) has designed dedicated programs to invite them on Permanent visa. You can apply for immigration to Canada on PR visa through following popular programs:
Permanent Residence:
- Express Entry
- Federal Programs
- Provincial Nominee Programs
Sponsor Family Members
If you are a Canadian Citizen, or Canadian Permanent Resident and would like to unite with spouse, parents or relatives living abroad.
Visitor Visa or eTA
For traveling to Canada, visiting family, friends, business partners, or for a short term study.
Immigration for Foreign Business Owners
- Owner-Operator LMIA/Work Permit
- Permanent Residence
Study Permit
For studying in Canadian educational institution.
Work Permit and LMIA
When you are planning working for a Canadian employer.
Self-employed person Program
This program allows you to immigrate to Canada as a self-employed person.
Family-Sponsored program
Canadian permanent residents or citizens, can sponsor eligible relatives to Canada as PR
Quebec Skilled Worker Program
The QSWP allows international graduates and skilled works to immigrate to Quebec province of Canada.
Investor Immigration
Canada offers PR visa to the individuals interested in investing money in different Canadian provinces.
Key Requirements for Immigration to Canada
Although, all the programs mentioned above have different eligibility criteria, however, there are few crucial documents requirement remain common for most immigration programs.
Find below a few common as well as crucial requirements for skilled migration to Canada:
- Minimum required qualification with ECA
- English/French proficiency test result, i.e. IELTS
- Meet the minimum points criteria
- Work experience related documents
- Medical certificate for fitness
- Police Clearance Certificate (PCC)
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