Refugees
Refugee status (status of a person who has received Canadian protection) allows, over time, to obtain permanent residence and Canadian citizenship.
Refugee status (status of a person who has received Canadian protection) allows, over time, to obtain permanent residence and Canadian citizenship.
In addition to an entry visa, temporary workers must obtain a work permit which is issued pursuant to a job offer in strict accordance with the terms of that offer.
Students wishing to study in Canada must obtain a study permit, covering the duration of the study program, in addition to an entry visa.
A permanent resident or Canadian citizen can sponsor family members. The sponsor must be over 18, live in Canada and have sufficient income.
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There are more than 70 economic immigration federal and provincial programs, as well as programs for business immigration in Canada.
Economic Immigration programs Read More »
Visitors of Canada need to ask for an entry visa (single or multiple entry, of variable validity) which could allow them to stay in Canada for up to 6 months (in the case of a super visa – up to 5 years).