Permanent Resident

Canada is a country known for its diversity and famous for its’ generous immigration programs. In 2019, about 200,000 people were admitted to Canada under the ‘Economic Class’ programs and over 90,000 people under the family reunification program.

Skilled worker

If you are a professional with a college or university degree, you may qualify for this program. Some examples of eligible professionals include (but not limited to) engineers, IT experts, nurses, doctors, dentists, financial analysts and architects

Canadian Experience Class

Whether you are a foreign worker or an international student with a work permit in Canada, your work experience counts! Canada opens the door to those who are actively contributing to the Canadian economy. If you have a year or more Canadian working experience in a Canadian workplace (NOC 0, A or B), you have a chance to become a permanent resident of Canada.

Skilled Trades Program

Are you a chef, electricians, plumbers or Executive assistants? If the answer is ‘yes’, you may qualify under this immigration program. This program is for people who have a college education or skills training in technical and skilled trades.

Provincial Nominee Programs

According to their own needs, each province and territory has its own immigration programs that target certain groups. For example, in a program stream, provinces and territories may target students, business people, skilled workers and semi-skilled workers. There are currently about 100 provincial nominee programs in Canada, which provide opportunities to those interested in Canada who may not qualify for the federal immigration programs but may meet needs defined at the provincial-level.

Family Class Immigration

The family class immigration allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their family members becoming permanent residents in Canada. The family members include (but are not limited to) their spouse, children, parents, grandparents and other family members.