Immigration within Canada

Cando Immigration representatives offer services and assistance for those applicants who are currently within Canada who choose to extend their temporary status or stay permanently. There are certain Federal and Provincial categories under which you may be eligible for extension or even permanent status.

You may choose to:

More than 130,000 students come to study in Canada every year and even more come to Canada to learn English or French. Foreign students are always welcome and add a rich culture to our classrooms and campuses. As a student, if your studies will last less than six months in Canada, then no Study Permit is required. Any studies beyond six months require a Study Permit, in addition to a Temporary Resident Visa, if you are not from a visa-exempt country.



Those who wish to stay in Canada permanently can apply for permanent residency under several Federal Classes which include:

The Federal government also works with individual Canadian Provinces who have the ability to nominate applicants who meet specific provincial criteria for permanent residency under the Provincial Nominee Program specific to each province.

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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