This section details the steps for processing applications under economic streams, with selection based on the applicant’s capacity to establish themselves economically in Canada.
Express Entry provides a fast track to permanent residence for skilled workers in Canada or abroad. It is the most rapid immigration stream for foreign skilled workers.
The CEC is a permanent residency category for individuals with skilled work experience in Canada, specifically designed for temporary foreign workers and international graduates with eligible…
Canada extends a warm welcome to accomplished businessmen, seeking fresh opportunities and challenges. These immigration programs are specifically designed to attract and support their entry. Both federal and provincial/territorial governments offer assistance to business immigrants, helping them establish businesses and settle in Canada through different entrepreneur immigration streams.
The immigration pathways are aimed at foreign nationals with a track record of business ownership and management who wish to invest their skill and capital into business ventures within their chosen province.
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) enables Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who want to immigrate to Canada and are interested in settling in a specific province. These programs are popular due to the provinces’ ability to make considerable adjustments in their nomination processes to attract people within demand NOCs.
Can give who are hired employment by a Canadian employer, can work full-time and accumulate the minimum 2 years Canadian work experience, after which they are eligible to apply for Permanent Residency. This falls under a category exempt from LIMA requirement.
Home child care provider (HCCP) who obtain employment with an eligible Canadian employer can commence full-time work in Canada. After accumulating 2 years qualifying work experience, they may apply for Permanent Residency from within Canada. To qualify, applicant must meet specific educational and language proficiency standards.
As a Canadian citizen or Permanent resident aged 19 or older, you can sponsor certain relatives to immigrate to Canada enabling them to live, study, and work here.
Canadian citizen and Permanent Resident aged 19 or older have the ability to sponsor their spouses, common law partner or conjugal partners for Permanent Residency in Canada allowing them to reside together as Permanent Residents.
This program enables Canadian citizen or Permanent residents to sponsor their dependent children allowing them to join and reside permanently in Canada.
To promote family unity, Canadian citizen and Permanent Residents can sponsor their parents and grand parents under the family class sponsorship program, enabling them to immigrate and reside permanently in Canada.
