The Business Immigration Program seeks to attract experienced business people to Canada who will support the development of a strong and prosperous Canadian economy.

·         Self Employed Programs

·         Entrepreneur Programs

·         Canada Investor Immigrant Programs

Family Class Immigration

2016

Canadian citizens and permanent residents may sponsor close family members for Canadian immigration. The cap will be 20,000.

Canada has one of the most generous family reunification programs in the developed world. The government is committed to keeping families together whenever possible, and prioritizes the processing of sponsorship applications.

Spousal Sponsorship

Help your spouse, common-law, or conjugal partner become a Canadian Permanent Resident. You may sponsor your partner regardless of whether they are currently living inside or outside of Canada.

Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship

This popular immigration stream is set to reopen on January 3rd, 2016. It allows Canadian citizens and Permanent Residents to sponsor their parents and grandparents for Permanent Residency.

Parent and Grandparent Super Visa

Another option for bringing parents and grandparents to Canada is the Super Visa program. Successful applicants receive a 10-year, multiple-entry visitor visa that allows parents and grandparents to spend an extended period of time with their loved ones in Canada.

Dependent Child and Other Sponsorship

Dependent children may be eligible to come to Canada in order to reside with their parent(s). This includes adopted children. An orphaned brother, sister, nephew, niece, or grandchild may also be eligible under this category. In exceptional circumstances, other family members may also be eligible.

Applicants should make sure that they and their family members meet sponsorship requirements before submitting an application.

Foreign students may renew their study permits. They can apply as early as 90 days before, but no later than 90 days after the permit expiry date. They also must have observed all the conditions of that permit and not be in breach of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. It will a pleasure to us as to offer you our assistance in your steps. Your initial consultation is free and our consultants will help you to choose a college or university to follow in your case

What is a study permit?

A study permit is a written authorization issued by an officer allowing foreign nationals to study in Canada.

Important information: A study permit becomes invalid 90 days after your study program has been completed. Your program is considered complete when you receive a notification of program completion from your school.

Do I need a study permit?

Generally, foreign nationals must obtain a study permit in order to study in Canada.

However, foreign nationals may be exempted from requiring a study permit in the following situations: 

• Short-term courses of six months or less;
• Family members or private staff accompanying a foreign representative accredited by the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada;
• Members of the armed forces of a country designated for the purposes of the Visiting Forces Act.

Important information: If your program of study is six months or less but you intend to continue your studies in another program, you should apply for a study permit before coming to Canada. This allows you to apply to extend your stay as a student from within Canada. Otherwise, you will have to apply for a study permit from outside of Canada. 

How do I apply for a study permit?

Before applying for a study permit at a Canadian visa office, you must first get a letter of acceptance from a Designated Learning Institution (DLI).

Once you have your acceptance letter, you can complete and submit an application for a study permit.

How do I find out if the school I want to attend is a Designated Learning Institution (DLI)?

For post-secondary level, you must consult the Designated Learning Institution List. If your school is not on the DLI List, you are not eligible to apply for a study permit.

All primary and secondary institutions in Canada are automatically designated and do not appear on the DLI List.

Are there activities for which a study permit is not required?

Yes, there are activities that do not require a study permit. Generally, a study permit is not required for: 

• attending preschool; 
• completing a distance learning program; 
• following audit courses (where a student is permitted to attend an academic course without obtaining credits); 
• taking courses included in tour packages as a secondary activity for tourists; 
• taking a course which is not academic, professional or vocational in nature that is of general interest and can be completed within the period authorized upon entry to Canada; 
• taking a course or a program of study which is six months or less that can be completed within the period authorized upon entry into Canada.

What requirements must I meet to get a study permit?

In addition to providing an acceptance letter from a DLI, you must demonstrate to the officer that you: 

• meet the requirements of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, including leaving Canada at the end of your studies.
• have enough money for the duration of your stay in Canada to pay for:
  • tuition fees,
  • living expenses for yourself and accompanying family members, and
  • transportation costs to and from Canada for yourself and accompanying family members.
• are law-abiding and have no record of criminal activity (you may be asked to provide a Police Clearance Certificate); 
• will not be a risk to the security of Canada; 
• are in good health ( a medical examination may be requested ). 
• will produce additional documents requested by the officer to establish your admissibility;

Federal Skilled Worker Program

Express Entry is the new selection system for Canadian immigration, designed to select skilled workers for immigration to Canada .

Express Entry is a totally electronic process including the federal government, provincial governments, and Canadian employers.

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Quebec Skilled Worker Program

The Quebec Immigration selection system for Quebec Skilled Workers is designed to signal which applicants are likely to become economically established upon immigration to Quebec. The good pint about this category is that an applicant can qualify under any job under the Quebec Skilled Worker category. recently , all occupations are open and a job offer from a Canadian employer is not required to be eligible.

Applicants who are successful under the Quebec Immigration selection system are issued a Quebec Selection Certificate, followed by a Canadian Permanent Resident (Immigration) Visa.

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Provincial Skilled Worker Program

Every province has performed its own provincial immigration programeach with its own standards, in order to promote immigration policies suited to a province's specific needs.

Provincial Nomination Programs are widely viewed as a fast-track option for many foreign nationals to gain Canadian permanent residency.

Under Express Entry the role of the provinces will become essential. In addition to the existing Provincial Nomination Programs available through Canadian provinces ,currently NovaScotia , Manitoba , Saskatchewan and British Columbia have launched express entry immigration programs that complement the Canada Express Entry Immigration system.  A sponsor employer is often not required.

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