About Canada
A welcoming country for skilled workers, professionals, and students
Canada
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Introduction To Canada Immigration
If you are interested in exploring a move to Canada for work, study, or fun, start with the articles in this section. They will
provide you an overall understanding of the country's immigration system.
Canada's Immigration
Policy and System
Immigration Programs
Available for Canada
An introduction to the various types of visas that can be issued to foreigners for Canada. Start with this article to understand the overall immigration landscape in Canada.
Changing Immigration
Status in Canada
Are you currently in Canada on a temporary visa or are out of status and wish to change your immigration status? Understand the options that are available to you.
What Attracts Immigrants
to Canada?
Why is Canada a popular destination for immigrants worldwide? Its economy, quality of life, culture and liberal immigration policy contribute to its attractiveness.
FAQs about Immigration
to Canada
Answers to frequently asked questions about Canada's Immigration system, terms and acronyms used in the system, main visa programs, and their typical processing times.
Skills Currently in Demand
in Canada
Canada’s immigration policy strongly favors those with skills that are in short supply in the country. Learn about the professions and skills that are currently in demand.
Canada Immigration for Skilled Workers
This section provides detailed guides for specific types of visas that are available for professionals and skilled workers. The articles
describe the requirements, procedure and approximate timeline for each visa.
Programs Available to Skilled Workers and Professional for Immigration to Canada
Since 2015, Canada has used the Express Entry electronic system for accepting and processing applications from skilled professionals
Express Entry with Canada's Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS)
Since 2015, Canada has used the Express Entry electronic system for accepting and processing applications from skilled professionals
Understanding the Ranking System Used to Score Expert Entry Applications
Since 2015, Canada has used the Express Entry electronic system for accepting and processing applications from skilled professionals
Permanent Residency through Canada's Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
PNP applicants are selected by Canadian provinces & territories to meet their specific employment needs. These applicants are recommended
Key Differences between Express Entry and Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Understand the differences between the Express Entry and the Provincial Nominee Program to determine which of these may be a suitable
Obtaining a Temporary Work Permit for Canada and How to Extend Such a Permit
Do you qualify for Express Entry to Canada?
Options for Foreign Students to Study
and Work in Canada
This section provides detailed guides for specific types of visas that are available in Canada. The articles
describe the requirements, procedure and approximate timeline for each visa.
Entrepreneur's or Investors’ Options
for Immigration to Canada
This section provides detailed guides for specific types of visas that are available in Canada. The articles describe
the requirements, procedure and approximate timeline for each visa.
Immigration for Family Members of
Canadian Residents & Citizens
This section provides detailed guides for specific types of visas that are available in Canada. The articles describe
the requirements, procedure and approximate timeline for each visa.
Do you qualify? Let's find out!
This section provides detailed guides for specific types of visas that are available in Canada. The articles
describe the requirements, procedure and approximate timeline for each visa.
Match Your Profile With
Immigration Programs
Other Options for Immigration to Canada
This section provides information about some odds and ends; programs that are not described elsewhere but can be used for
immigration to Canada.
Life in Canada
These articles will provide you a comprehensive introduction to the social, cultural, and political milieu of
Canada. Use them to conduct your research and determine if you would like living in Canada.