Student
Visa (Inside or Outside
Canada)
With
exceptional word-class
facilities, studying in
Canadian
Universities and Colleges
can
help provide you with
top-notch
educational qualifications
and
an enriching career. To
study in
Canada, you must acquire a
Canada Student Visa.
In
case
program or course is less
than
six months in duration, you
may
be eligible to study without
a
study permit.
Before
applying, a candidate must
get
the letter of acceptance
from
the Designated Learning
Institution.
For
some,
education offers a route to
Canada for permanent
residency.
There is wide range of
programs
offered by government, which
allows international
students to
apply to become permanent
resident in Canada.
Eligibility
requirements study permit
Effectively
accepted at Canadian University
or College, which must be
Designated Learning Institution
along with valid DLI number.
Confirmation
of your current financial
status, which includes tuition
fees, living expenses and return
transportation.
Need to
prove an official that you will
leave Canada when your
authorized period of stay
terminates
Police
Clearance Certificate from home
country which indicates clean
criminal record (if required)
Medical
Exam (If required)
How
can we help?
Directing
a FREE Assessment and deciding
your qualification for a Canada
Study Permit
Propose a
personalized plan towards
accomplishing your education
purpose in Canada
Working
with the Student Visa and Study
Permit Application Process
You can
consult us today! Contact us for
more information about Studying
in Canada or for any assistance
Work
Permit
Canada
offers multiple opportunities to
live and work in Canada. With a
large requirement of skilled
workers, there are ample
employment opportunities all
across the country. The
Government of Canada and the
Provincial Governments have
provides several immigration
avenues to offer individuals
from abroad the chance to
immigrate and work in Canada.
There are
many different options for
obtaining a Canadian work
permit. Some require a job offer
from a Canadian employer, others
require that the employer
provide a Labour Market Impact
Assessment (LMIA), sometimes it
is required that a person has
some sort of connection to
Canada (previous education,
spousal sponsorship, etc.).
To speed
up the immigration process,
Express Entry System created to
provide paperless applications
and online processing. This is
available to some work-related
immigration programs.
Types
of Work Permit
Post-Graduation
Work Permit
PNP based
Work Permit
Co-op
Work Permit
Open Work
Permit
LMIA
Exempt Work Permit
Spousal
Work permit
Bridging
Open Work Permit
How
we can help?
Directing
a FREE Assessment for your
qualification to get work permit
and the possibility of getting
Labour Market Impact Assessment
(LMIA)
Submitting
and track your LMIA and work
permit application promptly.
You can
consult us today! Contact us for
more information about working
in Canada or for any assistance
Visitor
and Super Visa
Every
country restricts the entry and
exit of foreigners, sometimes
allowing foreigners to come and
visit for short period of time.
Canada issues a specific
document known as a Tourist Visa
(technically known as Temporary
Resident Visa or TRV). These
visas are also popularly known
as Visitor Visas. Unless you are
a Canadian Citizen or a
Visa-Exempt National, a Visitor
Visa is required to enter
Canada.
You must
get your TRV before appearing at
your Point of Entry (POE) in to
Canada. It has to be shown to
officials at the POE.
Citizenship
and Immigration Canada (CIC) are
responsible for the issue of
Canada Tourist Visas. Canada
Tourist Visas can be issued for
a period of up to 10 years but a
person can stay for a maximum 6
months at a time.
Super
Visa: Canadian
citizens and/or permanent
residents have another option to
bring a parent or grandparent to
Canada. Parents or grandparents
of Canadian citizens and
permanent residents may be
eligible to apply for the Super
Visa. The applicants cannot be
inadmissible to Canada on the
basis of health or security, and
they may be required to meet
specific conditions set forth by
the visa office through which
they will be applying. It is
important to note that no
dependents can be included in
this application. Only parents
or grandparents, together with
their partners, may be included
on an application for the Super
Visa.
Extensions
(Work Permit, Visitor &
Student)
After
experiencing Canada, many wish
to extend their stay beyond the
authorised period.
In this
case, a significant percentage
of these individuals require an
array of IN-CANADA Immigration
Solutions.
Eligibility
for extending your stay as a
Temporary Resident
One must
verify that the application for
extension of stay in Canada is
submitted way before the expiry
date of the candidate’s
legal status
Should
confirm to all the specified
conditions of one’s own
status. For example, working or
studying in the absence of a
valid authorization
The
requirements of the said
classification are met under
which one is applying for the
extension as a temporary
resident
How
we can help?
Many
people wish to extend their stay
beyond the authorized period
following are some of the
examples for Application,
Renewal and Extension we can
help you with:
- Super Visa for Parents and Grandparents
- Visitor Visa in Canada
- Canada Work Permit
- Canada Study Permit
- Change of Conditions of stay – For instance Conversion from one visa type to another
- Renew Permanent Resident Card
Immigration:-
Express
Entry
Canada’s
Express Entry is a candidate
assessment and selection system
used by IRCC to select
candidates for immigration to
Canada. It is not a separate
immigration program, it is a
system devised to aid and manage
applications for permanent
residence.
The
Canada Express Entry system was
created to cater for
Canada’s demand for
skilled workers and
professionals. A growing
economy, abundant natural
resources and a dwindling
workforce has created strong
demand for skilled professionals
from abroad.
In order
to arrange for an efficient and
faster immigration process, by
Immigration, Refugees and
Citizenship Canada – IRCC
(previously known as Citizenship
and Immigration Canada or CIC)
created an online system known
as Express Entry. The system
began on January 1st, 2015.
LMIA
(Labour Market Impact
Assessment)
The LMIA
is a document issued by
employment and social
development Canada. Assessing
the impact of hiring a foreign
national in Canada. A positive
LMIA indicates that there is no
Canadian citizen or permanent
resident to fill a position,
therefore enabling an employer
to hire a foreign national. The
LMIA Process is different
depending on the targeted
employee being classified into
“high wage” or
“low wage”.
A foreign
national cannot apply for an
LMIA. Rather, LMIAs are
documents which must be applied
for by a Canadian employer. An
employer may submit an
application for an LMIA as early
as 6-months prior to the
intended start date for the
position.
PNP’S
(All Provinces)
Citizenship
and Immigration Canada has
signed up with provinces and
territories (except Quebec
– which has a separate
selection program) in Canada,
allowing them to nominate
immigrants through the
Provincial Nominee Program
(PNP).
The most
well-known Provincial Programs
in Canada is the British
Columbia PNP (also known as BC
PNP), Manitoba PNP and Alberta
PNP.
Those who
wish to apply under Provincial
Nominee Programs must have the
skills, education and work
experience to contribute to the
economy of that province or
territory and must want to live
there. Provincial Nomination is
also an important fast-track
option available for Canadian
Permanent Residency.
Spousal
Sponsorship:-
Bring
Your Partner/Children to Canada
This
program allows Canadian citizens
and permanent residents to
sponsor their spouse for
Canadian permanent residency. In
some cases, you do not need to
be legally married in order to
be eligible to sponsor your
loved one to come to Canada.
Canada recognizes common-law
partnership if you have been
continuously living together in
a conjugal relationship for at
least one year. Travel and brief
periods apart will not affect
your eligibility, as long as you
can prove you have spent the
majority of your time as
common-law partners living in
the same household. Providing
relevant documents like a joint
bank account proof, common
residential address proof will
bring more validity to your
application.
About
the process
If
you’re eligible, you can
sponsor your spouse, partner or
dependent children to become
permanent residents of Canada.
If you
do, you must be able to:
- support them financially
- make sure they don’t need social assistance from the government
Who
is eligible to sponsor their
spouse?
You can
sponsor your spouse, partner or
dependent child if:
- You’re at least 18 years old
- You’re a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada, or a person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act
- If you’re a Canadian citizen living outside Canada, you must show that you plan to live in Canada when the persons you want to sponsor become permanent residents.
- You can’t sponsor someone if you’re a permanent resident living outside Canada.
- You’re able to prove that you’re not receiving social assistance for reasons other than a disability
- you can provide for the basic needs of any persons you want to sponsor
Business
Immigration
Business
Immigration (Entrepreneurs &
Self Employed Category)
Entrepreneurs
with a certain net worth who
plan to run a business in Canada
can apply for this program. The
Canadian government runs various
programs encouraging small
startups to establish themselves
their business. The objective of
this program is to invite
foreign national entrepreneurs
who will create jobs and drive
economic growth. However, they
have an eligibility criteria
which the applicants must
fulfill.
Canada’s
Self-Employed Persons Program
allows eligible self-employed
foreign nationals with relevant
experience in cultural
activities or athletics to
establish themselves in Canada
as permanent residents. There is
no regulated minimum net worth
requirement for the
Self-Employed Persons Program.
However, the applicant must show
that they sufficient funds to
settle in Canada. The applicants
must fulfill the eligibility
criteria in order to immigrate
under this program.