Frequently Asked Questions

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Permanent Residency

What is the best route to obtain Canadian permanent residency(PR)?

There are several programs through both Federal and Provincial governments to obtain permanent residency. Considering the vast variety of options, the best and most affordable process can only be tailored to individual applicants after careful review of their age, academic credentials, professional experience, English and French fluency, and other factors including job offers, a study in Canada, etc.

What language tests are acceptable to IRCC?

For English, CELPIP and IELTS General are accepted. For French, TEF and TCF Canada are the only tests that are accepted by IRCC.

How long should you have PR before becoming eligible for Canadian citizenship ?

A 3-year physical presence is needed (in a 5-year period) to become eligible for citizenship applications. In case a person is a temporary resident before receiving Permanent residency(PR), half of the time spent in Canada, up to 1 year, can be used as a portion of that 3-year physical presence.

Temporary Residency

Who is eligible to get a study permit in Canada?

Everyone can apply for a study permit to study in Canada as long as they:

(i) have an admission letter from a designated learning institution (DLI)

(ii) have sufficient money to pay for their study and stay in Canada,

(iii) are fully vaccinated (only applicable to individuals 18 years and older)

(iv) are in good health and do not have any criminal history

(v) can show the IRCC officer that they would leave Canada after their study in Canada.

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Can students in Canada work?

Full-time international students in Canada can work on-campus if they have a valid study permit, have a social insurance number (SIN), and, as a condition, it is written on their study permit that they can work on-campus. Full-time international students in Canada can apply off-campus if they have a valid study permit, have a social insurance number (SIN), and, as a condition, it is written on their study permit that they can work on-campus. They must be in Canada, have started their studies, and study towards a degree or certificate in a designated learning institution (DLI) for 6 months or more. For co-ops or internships, other conditions may apply. Please contact us if you have questions or concerns.

Do I have to have an "invitation letter" to come to Canada as a visitor?

An invitation letter can help your application, but if you meet other criteria, you may apply to come and visit Canada as a tourist. A key factor in granting the visa is showing sufficient ties to the country of origin and convincing the officer you will go back after your authorized stay in Canada.

What is an LMIA?

LMIA is short for "Labour Market Impact Assessment" and is obtained by employers for vacant positions that they have not been able to fill by Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Obtaining an LMIA is an excellent way to bring international talent into the Canadian job market for needed expertise. Candidates with an LMIA from their employer are eligible to apply for a work permit by IRCC. There are several routes to obtain an LMIA. If you have questions or are an employer interested in obtaining an LMIA, please get in touch with us.

Business Class/Startup Visa Program

Can I obtain permanent residency by buying a business in Canada?

Technically, yes. That is possible. Starting or buying a business in Canada can lead to permanent residency through IRCC's provincial nominee programs (PNP-Entrepreneur streams). Every province has its own criteria and system to attract new international entrepreneurs and investors. Please get in touch with us if you plan to immigrate to Canada through Business Class.

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What are the designated organizations in the Startup Visa Program?

Designated organizations are approved institutions by IRCC that can support innovative ideas or ventures so their founders can apply for permanent residency through the Startup Visa Program. Designated organizations can support innovative ideas by investment (Venture Capital Funds or Angel Investor Groups) or non-financially (incubators or accelerators). A list of current designated organization can always be found via the following link.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Permanent Residency

Temporary Residency

Business Class/Startup Visa Program

Reasons To Book a Consultation With Us

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Dream is Our Mission