Every year, Canada welcomes thousands of new
residents. Coming to Canada as an immigrant is
an exciting opportunity, but also a great
challenge.
If you are interested in immigrating to
Canada, you have a number of options when
applying for permanent residence status. Read
about these programs and decide which class
suits you and your family best.
A Newcomer’s Introduction to Canada
can help you plan your move to Canada. The guide
includes advice on such things as preparing to
enter the Canadian work force, choosing a place
to live and learning about life in Canada.
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Skilled Worker Class Immigration:
Canada values the skills and experiences
that foreign professionals and workers bring
with them. Check to see if your skills and
experience qualify you to come to Canada as
a skilled worker. |
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Business Class Immigration:
Canada has a strong economic culture. If you
have experience running or investing in
businesses, you may qualify to come to
Canada as a business immigrant. |
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Provincial Nomination:
Most Canadian provinces have programs that
encourage immigrants to settle in those
provinces and benefit their economies. Learn
about settling in one of Canada’s provinces
as a provincial nominee. |
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Family Class Immigration:
Family class immigration reunites families
in Canadian homes. Learn how to sponsor your
family member or come to Canada as a member
of the family class. |
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International Adoption:
Adopting children from abroad can be a long
process. This is to protect children’s
rights. Learn about what you need to do to
bring an adoptive child to Canada. |
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Quebec-Selected Immigration:
Quebec is responsible for selecting
immigrants who wish to settle in Quebec.
Find out how to apply to be selected to
settle in Quebec. |