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Spousal Open Work Permit

You might qualify for an open work permit if your spouse is already employed or enrolled in school in Canada, or if your spouse has sought to sponsor you for permanent residence in Canada.

Spousal Sponsorship

Spousal sponsorship refers to bringing a married partner to Canada because the word spouse connotes a marital relationship. Marriage is regarded as a marriage under Canadian immigration law if it occurred in a jurisdiction where it was legal to do so or if Canadian law recognises it as such.

TR to PR

The Canadian government launched the TR to PR Pathway in April 2021. The programme made it possible for people who were employed in necessary occupations as well as foreign graduates to apply for permanent residency in Canada.

Express Entry

The Canadian government established the Express Entry selection mechanism to speed up the selection and application process for a number of Economic Immigration Programs. With online submissions, the procedure is primarily electronic, resulting in processing timeframes that are often under six months.

Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

The CEC is a category for permanent residency open to Canadian citizens with professional job experience. It was created for foreign graduates with acceptable Canadian work experience as well as temporary foreign workers.

Parental/Grandparent Sponsorship

One of the most well-liked immigration schemes in Canada is the Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship Program. The programme enables Canadian citizens and permanent residents to apply for permanent residence on behalf of their parents or grandparents.

Provincial Nominee(PNP)

This programme caters to employees who desire to live in a certain province or region and who possess the training, education, and work experience necessary to contribute to its economy

Visitor Visa

Each year, Canada welcomes more than 35 million temporary residents who are not immigrants. Except for Canadian citizens and permanent residents, everyone else must have permission to enter Canada as a visitor and, unless they are US citizens, must have either a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) or an ETA (electronic Travel Authorization).

LMIA

Most of the time, in order to engage foreign workers, firms must first submit an application for a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). A Canadian business must demonstrate that there is no Canadian or permanent resident worker available to accomplish the task in issue and that a foreign worker is consequently necessary in order to achieve a positive LMIA.