Canadians are widely regarded as friendly, polite, well-educated, interesting and healthy. They enjoy a very high standard of living—Canada has consistently ranked among the top 10 countries in the World in terms of quality of life. The Permanent Resident Program is designed, to maximize foreign national’s contribution to Canada’s economic, social, and cultural development while at the same time ensure safety and security of the Canadians. There are multiple ways by which a person can get permanent residency status in Canada.
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How to Apply for Permanent Residence to Canada?
- Express Entry
- Federal Skilled Worker/Trades
- Canadian Experience Class
- Quebec Skilled Worker
- Provincial Nominee Program(PNP)
- Caregivers
- Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programs(AIPP)
- Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
- Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C)
Express Entry is the most popular online mode of securing permanent immigration to Canada.
Express Entry is a completely electronic portal involving the federal government, provincial governments and Canadian employers. We assess your profile to match the best possible option in order to serve your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I am a new permanent resident of Canada. Do I need to apply for a permanent resident card?
No, we will mail your permanent resident (PR) card to you when you arrive in Canada. If you did not provide your Canadian mailing address when you became a permanent resident, use our online address notification tool to send it to us. You must provide your address within 180 days of the day you become a permanent resident. If you do not send it within 180 days, we will cancel the PR card and you will have to apply for another one and pay the processing fees.
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Is full-time employment experience a necessary requirement under the Skilled Worker Class?
Yes. The Applicant must possess at least one year of applicable full-time experience in one of the occupation listed in Skill level A,B,0 under the National Occupation Classification(NOC)
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Who is eligible to apply for a Permanent Residence?
There are several permanent resident categories that you may fit into, including the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker / Trades Program, Provincial Nominee Program, Start up Visa and Business Immigration ProgramSome of those categories require eligible Canadian work experience
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Who is a lawful Permanent Resident?
A permanent resident is someone who has been given permanent resident status by immigrating to Canada but is not a Canadian citizen. Permanent Residents are citizens of other countries.
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Why would a Permanent Residence application be denied?
A PR application could be refused because of criminality, health, and misrepresentation, not meeting eligibility requirements, not providing with right documents or having incomplete or inconsistent forms, losing documents, missing deadlines, or confronting a mistake committed by IRCC or Immigration officers
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Why do I have to give my biometrics (fingerprints and photo) when I apply?
Most people have to give biometrics when they apply for a visitor visa, a study or work permit or permanent residence.
Canadian visa officers use biometrics to confirm your identity. Biometrics also helps to:1 Make it more difficult for someone to forge, steal or use your identity,
2 Resolve problems or errors that may happen if your name, date of birth and/or place of birth are similar to those of someone else, and
3 Confirm your identity the next time you apply, so it is easier for you to re-enter Canada.
Permanent residents don’t have the same protections and privileges as Canadian citizens do. If you commit a serious offence as a PR, you may have to leave Canada permanently.