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Canada has always been a top destination for those looking to settle. As the second-largest country globally, Canada offers a diverse culture, snowy winters, and opportunities for growth and success. With iconic national sports like ice hockey and the beloved maple leaf, Canada is a land of opportunities.
Basic Eligibility Criteria for Canada Visa
- Graduate-level education
- 3+ years of work experience
- Age under 45 years
- Proficiency in English
Benefits of Canada Permanent Residency (PR)
Achieving PR status in Canada provides numerous advantages, including:
- Legal residency and the right to work or study anywhere
- Access to healthcare and public benefits
- The ability to leave and re-enter Canada freely
- Pathway to citizenship after three years of residence
- Eligibility to sponsor family and friends
- Opportunity to move to Mexico under NAFTA agreements
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who wish to immigrate and settle in their region.
Benefits of the PNP
- Faster Immigration Process
- Provincial nominations often accelerate the permanent residency process.
- Additional CRS Points
- Nomination adds 600 points to your Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score.
- Diverse Opportunities
- Programs cater to skilled workers, students, and businesspeople.
- Regional Settlement
- Tailored for candidates aiming to settle in specific provinces with regional support.
Requirements for PNP
- Express Entry Profile
- Many provinces align with the Express Entry system for nominations.
- Skills in Demand
- Experience in occupations needed in the province’s labor market.
- Language Proficiency
- Meeting language requirements (IELTS or CELPIP).
- Job Offer (optional)
- Some streams require a valid job offer from an employer in the province.
- Commitment to Settlement
- Genuine intent to reside in the nominating province.
Popular PNP Streams
- Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)
- British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP)
- Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP)
- Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
- Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
Other Canadian Immigration Pathways
Express Entry Program
- A points-based system for skilled workers.
- Includes Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, and Canadian Experience Class.
Family Sponsorship
- Allows Canadian citizens and PR holders to sponsor eligible family members.
Start-Up Visa Program
- For entrepreneurs looking to start a business in Canada.
Study Permits
- Leads to work permits and potential PR pathways.
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)
- Focused on immigration to Canada’s Atlantic provinces.
Express Entry Program
Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program (SINP)
- International Skilled Worker: For skilled workers with education, experience, and language proficiency who wish to settle in Saskatchewan.
- Saskatchewan Experience: For workers already living and working in the province on a valid work permit.
- Business Immigration: For entrepreneurs and business owners planning to establish or operate a business in Saskatchewan.
British Tech Pilot Program
The British Tech Pilot Program was introduced in May 2017 to BC employers to help find international tech talent to fill positions in in-demand occupations across the province. The program was initially launched as a pilot, called the BC PNP Tech Pilot, before being extended indefinitely and renamed BC PNP Tech to provide B.C. tech employers with the continued ability to recruit and retain international talent when local skilled workers are unavailable.
Job offers under the BC PNP Tech program must meet the following criteria:
- Must be for a single job in one of the 29 occupations listed above;
- Must be at least one year in duration (365 days); and
- Must have at least 120 calendar days remaining on the job offer at the time of application
Beyond accessing the skills and talent of B.C. workers, companies need to be able to attract skilled workers from around the world. Tech entrepreneurs and skilled workers from other countries can help grow B.C.’s technology sector, leading to more jobs for British Columbians.
Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program
The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP) was launched in 2017 as an initiative to revive economic growth in Canada’s Atlantic Provinces by attracting skilled workers. New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island are among the Atlantic Provinces. Due to the shortage of labor in the region, the provinces grouped together to create a pathway to permanent residency for foreigners who want to permanently settle and live in Atlantic Canada.
The AIPP provides an opportunity for foreign workers in nearly all job sectors in Atlantic Canada to become permanent residents.
How it processes?
- We check your eligibility for the AIP program.
- Verify documents and ensure they meet Canadian standards.
- We guide you through each step of the entire process.
- We notify you of your success so you can begin preparing for Canada.
AIPP Programs
- Atlantic High-Skilled Program
- Atlantic Intermediate-Skilled Program
One main program for international graduate students:
- Eligibility in specific areas of work experience, education, and job offer depends on your particular situation when applying, such as a skilled worker or an international graduate.
Rural Northern Immigration Program
The program was created to spread the benefits of economic immigration to communities outside the larger metropolitan areas of the country. It provides an opportunity to work directly with employers and Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to create a permanent residency opportunity to attract skilled workers to the region. Applicants must meet community-specific eligibility, federal selection criteria, and have a full-time permanent job with a local employer.
Eligibility criteria
To be eligible for the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Program, you must meet all the following requirements:
- Get a recommendation from a designated community economic development organization
- Qualifying work experience or graduation from a publicly funded post-secondary institution in the recommending community
- Must have a qualifying job offer
- Meet minimum language requirements
- Must fulfill educational requirements
- Provide a bank statement that will support your transition into the community
- Intend to live in the community
Yukon Community Pilot
Canada’s northern territory of the Yukon has launched an immigration program called the Yukon Community Pilot (YCP). The YCP takes an innovative approach to immigration, helping those who have received provincial nomination to gain a special type of work permit, allowing them to work for multiple employers in a participating community in the Yukon.
The following programs are included in the YCP program:
- Yukon Express Entry (YEE)
- Skilled Worker
- Critical Impact Worker
- Business Nominee
- Yukon Community Pilot
Eligibility criteria
To qualify for the work permit, you must:
- Have two to three eligible job offers
- Have a signed letter of support from the Yukon Government
- Meet the general requirements of the work permit
Canada Study Visa
Canada is an ideal destination for students from across the world. Whether you are a parent looking for the perfect school for your minor or you, as a parent, want to get enrolled yourself, Canada is the best option for you. You can get the opportunity to enroll in Canadian institutes and join 500,000 other students who have joined the program across the country. Students plan to complete their education in Canada and open doors to incredible jobs along with permanent residency.
EuroBridge migration expert immigration consultants will analyze your academic profile and interests to recommend the ideal course of study for you. We provide complete assistance in the visa application process. Our experts will guide you throughout the journey and ensure that there are no disruptions or rejections in the process.
Why study in Canada:
Canada is an ideal destination for students. In the long term, it paves the way toward the much-desired permanent residency. The Canadian study visa guarantees a successful future and rewarding careers. Canadian universities support students who present the best research ideas, and many scholarships are awarded to students for their research work.
Steps to study abroad in Canada:
- Step 1: Research your institute options
- Step 2: Select universities
- Step 3: Prepare for entrance exams
- Step 4: Finance your studies
- Step 5: Apply to universities
- Step 6: Confirm admission
- Step 7: Get your student visa
Canada Tourist Visa
Canada Visit Visa Details
- It can only be used for leisure or tourism purposes
- This visa cannot be used to work or apply for work
- You can take your dependents and children along
- Typically, the visit visa is issued within 27 days after submission
Eligibility Criteria for Tourist Visa
- Applicants must prove they have sufficient funds to support themselves and their family for the entire visit
- Applicants must not intend to seek or undertake employment
- Applicants should have no criminal record and must strictly comply with the laws of the country
- Applicants staying with relatives or friends must provide invitation letters from their sponsor
- Applicants from certain countries may need a temporary resident visa
- You may need to meet additional entry requirements based on your profile
Startup Visa
The Start-Up Visa Program is a new Canadian immigration pilot project designed to connect successful applicants with private sector organizations in Canada. It is ideal for entrepreneurs who want to start a business in Canada. Successful applicants under this new Canadian immigration program will be granted Canadian permanent residency.
Eligibility Criteria for Tourist Visa
- You must have an investment of at least CAD $200,000 if you are coming from a designated Canadian venture capital fund, or at least CAD $75,000 if coming from an investor group.
- Your business must meet ownership requirements.
- Meet minimum language requirements in English.
- Have sufficient funds to settle in Canada (e.g., for a family of 3, required funds would be about CAD $20,000).
- Filling out the necessary forms.
- Prove that the business is supported through a designated organization.
How Can We Assist You?
Our team of specialists will guide you through the entire process. We will ensure that your case is presented in the strongest possible way to secure quick and easy visa approval. The following steps are carried out:
- We will devise the best strategy to get your visa.
- Present your case efficiently to minimize the chances of a personal interview.
- Advise you on the finances to be shown.
- Advise you on the documents to be presented.
- Fill out the necessary forms.
- Review all your documentation.
