IMMIGRATION TO CANADA

Immigration is the process of becoming a permanent resident of Canada. After the immigration application is approved, the federal government will issue an immigrant visa. When you land in Canada with an immigrant visa, you will become a permanent resident of Canada and issue a Permanent Resident Card (Maple Leaf Card) to enjoy almost the same treatment as Canadian Citizens.

Permanent residents must have been in Canada for at least 730 days during the last five years to maintain their resident status (Obligations for Permanent Residents), and they can apply for Canadian Citizenship if they have lived for 3 years in 5 years.

Family Reunification

• Spouse, Partner and Children
• Parents and Grandparents
• Lonely Canadian

Technical (Federal Program)

• Express Entry must first enter the pool through one of three things:
  1. FSW: Federal Skilled Worker, IELTS must have 4 of score 6 and more than 67
  2. CEC: Canadian Experience Class, requires at least one year of Canadian work experience
  3. FST: Federal Skilled Trades Program
• Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot

Provincial Nominated Program

• Federal Part of Provincial Nominee Programs

Ontario

• Master’s and Ph.D. Graduates (Pre-accepted and scramble when opening)
• Employer sponsorship: International students and overseas skilled workers (Pre-accepted and scramble when opening）
• Shortage of Professional Employer Guarantees（Continued to accept the case)
• Express Entry: Ontario Skilled Trades (Continued to accept the case)
• Express Entry: Ontario French Immigrants (Require French CLB 7)
• Express Entry: Ontario Talents Program (Continued to accept the case)

Québec

• Quebec Experienced Program (PEQ) (1800 hrs study + French B2 Direct Immigration)
• Quebec Skilled Worker (QSW) (Invitation System)

British Columbia

• BCPBP: British Columbia Skilled Immigration and Express Entry (Working in BC, scoring systems, and graduates have an advantage)
• BC Master of Science and Technology, Ph.D. Immigration (Designated professional master’s degree direct immigration)

Alberta

• Alberta Opportunity Stream (2018 New Deal)
• AINP Express Entry Stream (2019 New Deal)

Manitoba

• Skilled Worker In Manitoba

Saskatchwan

• Saskatchewan: Applicant With Existing Work Permit (Working in Saskatchewan for half a year)

Nova Scotia

• Nova Scotia Experience: Express Entry (Working in Nova Scotia for one year)

Rights of Permanent Resident

Live, work or study anywhere in Canada.
Enjoy the benefits of most Canadian Citizens, and most provinces offer free medical care.
Children enjoy free education from pre-school to high school.
Apply for Citizenship after living in 3 years in 5 years.
Protected by Canadian law and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.