VISIT CANADA
Canada is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and one of the most desirable travel destinations. Diverse landscapes, modern cities, breathtaking views and natural environments await those who visit.
Every year millions of tourists enjoy the opportunity to visit Canada, or visit with friends and family who live in Canada.
Before planning your trip to Canada you should find out what kinds of documents are required, depending on your citizenship and travel plans. Most nationalities require specific travel documents.
Temporary Resident Visa
If you are a citizen of a country that requires a visa to enter Canada, you will need to apply for a temporary resident visa (TRV) to visit or transit through Canada.
Electronic Travel Authorization
If you are a citizen of a country that is visa exempt, you may need to apply for an electronic travel authorization ETA to enter Canada.
Parents and Grandparents Visa
Parents and Grandparents of permanent residents or Canadian Citizens may apply for a Super Visa. This may allow a stay of up to two years without the need of renewing it and paying additional fees. There are specific eligibility requirements.
Depending upon your reason for visiting Canada, there are additional requirements specific to your particular situation that you will need to comply with in order to enter Canada.
Work in Canada
Canada is consistently rated one of the best countries in the world to live.
Working in Canada may be a great opportunity for you to open doors for your future career and may lead to permanent residence. Working in Canada also allows you to gain beneficial Canadian work experience, which is valuable on the global market.
Spending time in Canada often leads to an unforgettable life experience and allows you to interact with a diverse group of cultures. As you broaden your knowledge and skills as part of the Canadian workforce, you can gain vital skills that will give you advantage in global employment markets.
There are various immigration streams under which you may qualify to work temporarily or immigrate to Canada as a skilled worker.
To qualify you must meet specific requirements based on your skills, education, language level, work experience or a job offer from a Canadian employer. Before applying for a job in Canada you need to make sure that you are eligible for a specific immigration program and eligible to enter Canada.
Immigration programs:
- Federal skilled worker
- Federal skilled trades
- Canadian Experience Class
- Provincial Nominees program
Temporary programs:
- Temporary Work Permit
- LMIA exempt work permit
- Post graduation Work Permit
- Open Work Permit for spouses
- Temporary work permit for youth
- Working while studying
Study in Canada
Canadian universities rank among the best in the world, while Canada is rated one of the best countries in the world to live in.
Studying in Canada can be a great way to achieve an unforgettable life experience and interact with a diverse group of cultures, often leading to life-long friendships. International students are generally allowed to work while studying, this allows you to generate independent income. Working in Canada also allows you to gain beneficial Canadian work experience, which is valuable on the global market and it may open doors for your future career and may lead to permanent residence.
