Permanent residency (PR) refers to the immigration status granted to an individual by a country, allowing them to live and work there indefinitely. PR status is often a precursor to acquiring citizenship in the future, although it does not automatically grant citizenship. The specific requirements and benefits of permanent residency can vary between countries.
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Work Permit
A work permit, also known as a work visa or employment authorization, is a document that allows an individual to legally work in a foreign country for a specified period. Work permits are typically issued by the immigration authorities of the host country and are granted based on specific criteria and requirements.
Visitor Visa
A visitor visa, also known as a tourist visa or temporary resident visa, is a type of visa that allows individuals to visit a foreign country for tourism, leisure, or other temporary purposes.
Student/Study visa
A student study visa, also known as a student visa or student permit, is an official document issued by a country's immigration authorities that allows individuals to pursue education or study in that country for a specific period.
Business Visa
Canada welcomes successful business people seeking entrepreneurial opportunities. The Business Class Immigrant program is designed to attract business immigrants who have abilities and resources to invest or establish business in Canada and make a positive contribution to the Canadian economy. They may accomplish this by applying their capital and know-how to Canadian business ventures, which will create jobs for Canadians and help the Canadian economy. The Self-employed Category facilitates the entry of individuals who can contribute towards Canada’s cultural and artistic life.
Super visa
The Canada Super Visa Program lets your parents or grandparents visit Canada for up to 2 years. It is a multi-entry visa that provides multiple entries for a period of up to 10 years. You must apply for a super visa from outside Canada. You can apply online or by paper. The Canadian Super Visa process requires numerous documents that have to be correctly completed for your application to be successful. Our team of Immigration Consultants can help you through this process to ensure your application is successful.
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