Citizenship/PR Card

Once you have received your permanent residency, all Canadian Permanent residents regardless of age require a Permanent Resident Card to travel outside of Canada and then re-enter Canada. This card is also required when enrolling at an accredited public post-secondary institution in Canada.

To be eligible for a PR Card the applicant must be a permanent resident of Canada, must live in Canada, and must not be under a removal order. This Card is only valid for a specific period of time and requires renewal before expiration.

Cando Immigration Services provides assistance with renewal of your Permanent Resident Card as well as for applications for Canadian Citizenship.

To be eligible for Canadian Citizenship the applicant must be at least 18 years of age and be a Canadian permanent resident. The applicant must also have lived in Canada for at least 3 years before the application for citizenship, have a good knowledge of English or French and an understanding of Canada's history, values, institutions and symbols.

The applicant must not have a history of any criminal activity.

Immigration to Canada is as diverse a pathway as the country itself.

Immigration to Canada is as diverse a pathway as the country itself. Canada offers the opportunity to immigrate as a business investor by buying or investing in a Canadian business through Provincial Nominee Programs offered by each province. Immigration lawyers and consultants work together at Cando Immigration to fast-track your application through the PNP as a business investor or shareholder. You can also work in Canada as a skilled worker through the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Temporary Foreign Worker Program or Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Eligible family members can sponsor their family and immigrate through the Family Class. A Temporary Resident Visa (TRV) can also be requested for working, studying or visiting Canada. At Cando Immigration we tailor our work to meet your individual needs.

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