Immigration Canada
People wishing to obtain Immigration to Canada are required to have a valid visa. Choose the Canadian Immigration category that best matches your needs, and complete the Online Canadian Immigration eligibility assessment to see if you qualify.
WORK VISAThe Work Visa category allows highly skilled applicants with transferable skills to live and work in Canada as permanent residents. |
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TEMPORARY WORK VISAA Temporary Work Visa is designed to fill labour shortages by granting applicants with specific skills in demand temporary residence in Canada. |
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TRAVEL VISAA Canadian Travel visa is for tourists, organ donors and business people who wish to travel to Canada for a short stay. |
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WORKING HOLIDAY VISAThe Working Holiday visa allows young people between the ages of 18-35 from eligible countries to work and explore Canada for a period up to 24 months. |
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BUSINESS VISABusiness visas are designed for individuals seeking to establish and/or invest in a business to foster growth in Canada's economy. |
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FAMILY VISAThe Family visas have been established to reunite family members living abroad with their Canadian family. |
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STUDENT VISAThe Student visa allows foreigners to study at one of Canada's world-class schools, universities and other educational institutions. |
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CITIZENSHIPCitizenship allows permanent residents and persons with certain ties to Canada to become Canadian citizens. |
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Two visa subcategories under the Alberta Immigration Nominee Program (AINP) have been placed on hold. Alberta's Immigration Minister Thomas Lukaszuk has stated that new applications will no longer be accepted under the family stream and the US Visa holder categories in response to the province's changing job market conditions.
Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney has announced changes encompassing the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and the Live-In Caregiver subprogram.
Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced that everyone wishing to migrate to Canada must undergo through an English Skill Proficiency examination, regardless of whether or not English is the applicant’s native tongue.
