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Last Update: 23 May 2020
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Last Update: 23 June 2021
Family Sponsorship
Last Update: 11 August 2021
Express Entry
Express Entry is the application process for anyone who desires to permanently immigrate to Canada. This is the quickest and most common route for immigrants looking to start over in Canada. Interested Candidates must fill out an online form to show their interest by creating an Express Entry (EE) profile while also providing information about their education, job history, language proficiency, talents, and other factors.
Candidates receive a score after uploading their profiles, which determines their position in the pool under the Comprehensive Ranking Approach, a point-based system (CRS). The CRS method takes into account education, employment history, language proficiency, and other aspects (e.g. having a sibling in Canada, Canadian education or a valid job offer in Canada, etc.)
- Canadian Experience Class
- Federal Skilled Worker Class
- Federal Skilled Trade Class
- Provincial Nominee Class
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Family Sponsorship
The Canadian government is dedicated to preserving families intact when possible. The family sponsorship programs offered by Canada are among the most generous in the developed world. Through the following programmes, Canadian citizens and permanent residents may sponsor family class members who want to immigrate to Canada:
- Spouse and Common-Law sponsor partner sponsorship
- Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship
- Dependent Child Sponsorship
- Other Close Relative Sponsorship
- Super Visa
Provincial Nomination Program
Every province in Canada has a special immigration programme that can either support a federal immigration application through “Express Entry” or a stand-alone PNP application. The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) enables provinces and territories to nominate persons for permanent residence who will specifically satisfy local labour market demands, giving them a proactive role in immigrant selection.
The majority of PNPs have one or more employer-driven streams that permit candidates to be nominated in accordance with a permanent, full-time job offer, so long as they satisfy provincial or territorial nomination standards (these may include specific occupations, education, work experience, official language proficiency and age).
- British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP)
- Alberta Immigrant Nominee Program (AINP)
- Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
- Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
- Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
- Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP)
- Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP)
- Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP)
- New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP)
- Yukon Nominee Program (YNP)
- Northwest Territories Nominee Program (NTNP)
Business Visa
The federal and provincial governments of Canada provide a number of ways for entrepreneurs and businesspeople to expedite the immigration process to Canada. The goal of the business class immigration programme is to draw people who can make a major contribution to the Canadian economy. These initiatives seek to improve the Canadian job market and encourage economic growth by luring investors, business owners, and independent contractors from abroad who have access to venture money and strong managerial and entrepreneurial abilities. Canada is one of the finest places to start a business, for a variety of reasons.
- Start-Up Visa
- Provincial Nominee Programs for Investors
- Self-Employed Program
- Business Visitor Visa
Pilot Program
Pilot programmes are short-term immigration initiatives created to meet the requirements of particular Canadian towns and regions. By providing a route to permanent residency for persons who desire to live and work permanently in Canada, these programmes aim to address talent shortages by bringing skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled employees in.
A job offer from a designated Canadian firm is one of the major conditions to qualify for pilot projects because they are typically led by employers.
- Atlantic Immigration Pilot
- Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
- Agri-Food Pilot
- Caregiver Pilot
LMIA
Employers can hire foreign workers in Canada under the Temporary Foreign Worker Initiative (TFWP), a programme of the Canadian government. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) jointly manage the programme (IRCC). Employers in Canada are required to obtain a letter from Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)/Service Canada approving the temporary employee’s employment. This is also known as (LMIA).
- High wage and low wage positions
- Agriculture Stream
- Permanent Residency Stream
- Global Talent Stream
- In-home caregiver nanny
- Owner Operator LMIA
Work Visa
The economy of Canada is robust and diverse, with high standards of worker safety, competitive pay, and numerous prospects for career advancement. To expand its skilled workforce, Canada is actively looking for international professionals and labourers. Every year, around 300,000 foreign immigrants with temporary work visas enter Canada to find employment.
Most of the time, a foreign national needs a work permit in order to work in Canada. And we can help you get one.
- LMIA-Based Work Permit
- Intra Company Transfer
- International Agreements
- Post-graduation work permit
- Bridging open work permit
- International Experience Canada (IEC)
- Spousal Open Work Permit
Study Visa
Are you looking for a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity? You may have the wonderful opportunity to learn and experience life outside of your front door by studying in Canada. You will receive a high-quality education in Canada because of its strict quality controls and strong academic requirements, which will pave the way for your future and help your career in the long run.
Globally, a Canadian degree, diploma, or certificate is seen as being on par with those from the United States or other Commonwealth nations. Canada has some of the highest living and educational standards in the world, yet the cost of living and tuition costs for overseas students are typically lower than in other nations like the United States.
- Student Direct Stream
- Canada Study System
- Universities & Colleges
- Cost of living
Visitor Visa
Each year, Canada accepts millions of temporary residents (non-immigrants). People travel to Canada as tourists, to see this wonderful nation, to visit friends and family, or to determine whether they want to immigrate permanently. A growing number of tourists from an expanding number of nations have been choosing Canada as their vacation or business destination during the past few decades.
Unless you are a national of a “visa exempt” nation, you may need a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) if you want to travel or visit family or friends temporarily in Canada. A visiting visa, or TRV, is a document issued by a Canadian Immigration Visa Office outside of Canada that certifies the holder has met the requirements for admission to Canada.
File Review
Many candidates complete their applications themselves and submit them without the aid of an immigration advisor or attorney. You don’t need a professional’s help to apply for a permanent residence, work or study permit, a PNP, or a visitor visa. You are not required to employ a consultant or attorney to represent you in your application for immigration to Canada.
But in most cases, applications are frequently rejected because of missing or incorrect documentation, because you were discovered to be ineligible to apply, or because an IRCC officer was unconvinced that you would fulfil the program’s requirements. Whatever the situation, you probably don’t want to repeat your mistake or create a new error altogether. A Canadian immigration expert can be of great assistance in this situation.
A professional assessment of your application is still helpful even if you decide to complete the entire application procedure on your own to make sure that it won’t be rejected or cancelled as incomplete due to missing or incorrect information or an improper document being submitted.
If you have already completed your application, you want to make sure that everything meets the Canadian government’s programme standards. You can get help from Kamal Visa & Immigration Company Ltd. by using our file review service.