Canada
Immigration Service
Our immigration service aims to make the journey to Canada as smooth and stress-free as possible for our clients, guiding them every step of the way towards achieving their immigration goals and building a new life in Canada.
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Canada Direct PR:
Canada, renowned for its immigrant-friendly policies and high quality of living, attracts individuals worldwide seeking permanent residency (PR). With over 400,000 immigrants welcomed annually, Canada offers numerous benefits including free healthcare and public education. Eligibility is based on factors like age, education, work experience, and language proficiency. Paths to Canada PR include:
- Express Entry: Fast-track pathway for skilled workers.
- Business Immigration: Programs for investors, entrepreneurs, and self-employed individuals.
- Family Sponsorship: Reunification programs for family members.
- Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs): Selection based on provincial needs.
- Quebec Immigration Programs: Tailored to Quebec’s unique requirements.
- Canada PR for Temporary Residents: Transition from temporary to permanent status.
Advantages of Canada PR include freedom to live and work anywhere, access to free healthcare and education, and eligibility for Canadian citizenship after meeting residency requirements.
Canada PR through Nomination
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) offers a direct pathway to Canada PR through nomination by provinces or territories. With over 105,000 immigrants admitted annually, PNP has emerged as a leading immigration route. Key steps include:
- Nomination through Express Entry: Aligns with federal Express Entry system.
- Nomination through Non-Express Entry PNP Stream: Direct application to provincial authorities.
PNP streams vary by province and may require Expression of Interest (EOI) or direct application. Applicants must meet provincial criteria and provide essential documents. CanApprove immigration experts can assist in navigating the diverse PNP options.
Canadian Citizenship
Canada’s immigrant-friendly environment and diverse opportunities make Canadian citizenship highly desirable. Benefits include voting rights, eligibility to run for office, powerful passport, freedom to live abroad, high-quality education, and free healthcare.
Eligibility for citizenship includes being a permanent resident, residing in Canada for at least three years, filing taxes, passing a citizenship test, and demonstrating language skills.
The application process involves submission of required documents either by mail or online, followed by a citizenship test covering various aspects of Canadian life. An interview assesses the applicant’s knowledge and values. Successful applicants take a citizenship oath and receive a Canadian citizenship certificate.
Processing takes around 22 months, with costs varying by age. Canadian citizenship can be held alongside other citizenships, although some countries may require renunciation. Applicants can reapply if initially refused.
