Programs
Permanent Residency
All foreign nationals who wish to make Canada their permanent home must apply to become permanent residents. A person with permanent resident status has most of the same rights as Canadian citizens under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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Working
The Temporary Foreign Worker Program allows Canadian employers to hire foreign nationals to fill temporary labour and skill shortages.
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Visiting
Temporary residents are foreign nationals who are permitted to enter and remain in Canada for a limited and temporary period. If you plan to visit family and friends, for holiday, or to work or study, you are required to obtain a visa to enter Canada.
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Studying
A study permit authorizes a foreign national to engage in academic, professional, vocation, or other education or training in Canada. Studying in Canada could be an option for a foreign student to obtain a high-quality education, Canadian work experience after graduation, and the ability to transition to permanent residence.
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Permanent Resident Card & Citizenship
A Permanent Resident Card is a card issued to permanent residents after they arrive in Canada showing proof of immigration status. The PR Card is valid for five years and should be renewed. Permanent Residents may leave Canada and re-enter provided that the PR Card is valid and has complied with the residency obligation.
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Humanitarian & Compassionate Ground
H&C considerations are an important element of Canada's immigration. It is a mechanism to overcome problems or deficiencies in application to immigration to Canada or to obtain status in Canada. Typically, applicants who apply to the H&C consideration class do not meet the requirement for Canada's family reunification, economic, or refugee programs. Nevertheless they still present compelling cases for permanent residence.
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