Types Of Visas

Temporary Resident/Visitor Visas

For people who want to visit Canada on a temporary basis, and who do not intend to work in Canada or take up normal residence in Canada. A Temporary Resident Visa is also known as a visitor visa. The main determining factor as to whether you require a Temporary Resident Visa before travelling to Canada, is nationality. If you are a citizen of a country that Canada has exempted from the Temporary Resident Visa requirement, you must instead obtain an eTA(electronic Travel Authorization) before travelling to Canada by air (if travelling over land, visa-exempt individuals may obtain approval to enter Canada on a temporary basis at the Canadian border).

Super Visa

A Super Visa in Canada allows parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit Canada for extended periods. As of June 18, 2018 the guidance for Super Visa holders has been updated to reflect that each entry to Canada should be for duration of up to two years and extensions should be for one year. Super Visa holders cannot work in Canada.

Study Permit

It is a document issued to people who wish to enroll in a study program at a post secondary level in Canada for a period longer than six months. To obtain a study permit one needs to present a letter of acceptance from a designated learning institution (DLI) and minimum funds. A DLI is an institution approved by a provincial or territorial government to host international students. The DLI list is subject to change on an ongoing basis.
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Work Permit

It is a document issued to people who want to work in Canada for a limited period.

Permanent Residence

It is for people who want to move to Canada permanently and bring family members with them, if applicable.

Family Class

If you are a Canadian permanent resident or citizen with a family member(s) who wants to immigrate to Canada, you may be able to help them become a permanent resident. To facilitate families to live together, the Government of Canada allows eligible residents above the age of 18 to sponsor dependent spouses, children, parents, partners, and grandparents to live with them in Canada.

Canada Dependent Visa

The Canada Dependent Visa allows you to bring your dependents to Canada and also allows them to work or study full time once they have the relevant permits. Under the Canada Dependent Visa, you can sponsor the following relations for a dependent visa:
The relations you sponsor can live with you in Canada. Your spouse or conjugal partner can also apply for a Work Permit in order to work in Canada.

Under Express Entry

individuals and families wishing to settle in Canada can become new permanent residents within just a few months.

Canadian Citizenship

For permanent residents who want to become citizens of Canada.

Express Entry

Express Entry is an application management system used by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to manage and process applications received through three of Canada’s federal economic immigration programs for skilled workers. It is a competitive immigration system, ranking all eligible candidates against one another and then inviting the best ranking candidates to apply for Canadian permanent resident status. Candidates are ranked against one another based on their age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and other factors.

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)

These are the fastest-growing economic Canadian immigration pathway. Over recent years, the federal government has gradually increased provinces’ annual allocations for their respective PNPs, showing the increasing importance of these programs within the overall Canadian immigration landscape.

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