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A points-based system for skilled workers to apply for Canadian permanent residency under federal immigration programs.
Allows foreign nationals to visit Canada temporarily for tourism, family visits, or business, usually up to six months.
Provinces nominate skilled workers and entrepreneurs through Provincial Nominee Programs, meeting regional labor market and economic needs.
Canadian citizens or residents sponsor spouses, children, or parents for permanent residency, helping families reunite in Canada.
Pathways for healthcare professionals like nurses and doctors to gain residency while filling Canada’s medical workforce gaps.
Programs for tradespeople in demand, including electricians, welders, and mechanics, offering permanent residency in Canada.
Authorizes foreign nationals to work in Canada temporarily, either through employer-specific permits or open work permits.
A long-term visa allowing parents and grandparents of Canadians to stay for extended periods in Canada.
Special programs like Atlantic Immigration or Rural Pilot attract newcomers to specific regions needing skilled workers.
Employers require a Labour Market Impact Assessment to hire foreign workers, proving no Canadians are available.
Entrepreneurs and investors can obtain residency by starting businesses or investing, contributing to Canada’s growing economy.
Permanent residents can become Canadian citizens after meeting requirements, gaining rights such as voting and a passport.
