IMMIGRATE TO CANADA
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In this section of the website we have laid out the most common immigration programs so that you can familiarize yourself with the programs and their requirements.
IMMIGRATE TO CANADA
Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)
TRV holders can legally study in Canada for less than six months without a study permit.
Study Permit
If you are planning to take a program, which is longer than six months, you will be required to obtain a study permit and be registered in designated learning institutions.
Work Permit
If you are planning to work in Canada, you will need a work permit. One of the options to obtain a work permit is to graduate from a full-time program of a designated learning institution.
Co-op Work Permit
If your college program requires completion of a co-op term, you will need to obtain a co-op work permit.
Off-Campus Work Permit
After six months of your college studies you become entitled to work part time. Starting June 1, 2014, students are not required to have an off-campus work permit and can work up to 20 hours a week after obtaining their Social Insurance Number (SIN).
Restoration
If your status in Canada is not valid and you forgot or did not manage to apply for extension on time, you have up to 90 days for its restoration.
Most popular immigration programs
Express Entry - Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
CEC is one of the most popular immigration programs available for international students. If students have skilled work experience in Canada, they may be in a good position to move from temporary to permanent residence under the CEC.
Province Nominees Program (PNP)
PNP is an immigration program through which each province in Canada nominates individuals especially for Ph.D. and Master students for permanent resident status based on a pre-approved job offer in the province.
Federal Skilled Workers Program (FSWP)
Skilled workers are chosen as permanent residents based on their ability to settle in Canada and contribute in Canada economy. Applicants are assessed on their English or French skills, education background, work experience, and other factors.
Federal Skilled Trade Program (FSTP)
The FSTP is for people who want to become permanent residents based on being qualified in a skilled trade.