If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and are married or in a relationship with a foreign national, you may sponsor that person to join you in Canada and become a permanent resident, as long as you meet...
U.S. citizens and residents have many immigration pathways available to them that lead to Canadian Permanent Residency. Due in large part to geographic proximity and similarities in work cultures, U.S. residents have had success in finding job opportunities in Canada....
CIC News > Latest News > > Moving to Canada permanently from the U.S: A work-based approach U.S. residents can benefit from a path to PR in Canada that is easier to obtain than foreign nationals from many other countries....
CIC News > Latest News > > > Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba hold draws through Provincial Nominee Programs. Four provinces invite candidates in PNP draws this week. Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba have issued invitations to apply...
Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba have issued invitations to apply to candidates through Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) this week. Most Canadian provinces and territories (except for Quebec and Nunavut) operate their own Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). Through these programs,...
CIC News > Latest News > > > Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba hold draws through Provincial Nominee Programs. Four provinces invite candidates in PNP draws this week. Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba have issued invitations to apply...
Biometrics are the unique physical characteristics of a person that can be used to identify them. In the context of Canadian immigration, biometrics refers to fingerprints and a photograph, which may be a required submission as part of some immigration...
CIC News > Latest News > > What are biometrics and why do I need to submit them? IRCC collects the fingerprints and photographs (biometrics) of many Canadian immigration applicants. Find out why this is a crucial component to immigration...
According to the 2021 Canadian census, which was released in Q4 2022, more than 9 in 10 people who immigrated to Canada between 2016 and 2021 reported being able to conduct a conversation in English or French. Although most recent...
CIC News > Latest News > > Heightened proficiency in English and French among recent immigrants indicates greater potential for success in Canada Linguistic integration is a vital indicator of immigrant success in Canada. The good news is that most...
