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Complete Guide to Canada Immigration Programs 2026
Canada offers over 60 different immigration programs to welcome skilled workers, international students, entrepreneurs, and families from around the world. In 2026, the Canadian government aims to admit more than 500,000 new permanent residents, representing an exceptional opportunity for qualified candidates.
Express Entry: The Application Management System
The Express Entry system is the primary selection mechanism for economic immigration to Canada. It includes three main programs:
- Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSW): For professionals with international experience
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC): For those who have worked in Canada
- Federal Skilled Trades Program (FST): For qualified tradespeople
The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) awards points based on your age, education, work experience, language skills in English and French, and other factors. Regular draws invite the highest-ranked candidates to apply for permanent residence.
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Each Canadian province and territory has its own Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). These programs target specific profiles based on local labor market needs:
- Ontario (OINP): The most populous province with numerous streams
- Alberta (AAIP): Opportunities in energy and technology sectors
- British Columbia (BC PNP): West coast technology hub
- Manitoba, Saskatchewan: Programs favorable to French speakers
- Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP): New opportunities in Eastern Canada
Quebec Immigration: Arrima and QSWP
Quebec manages its own immigration system through the Arrima portal. The Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP) evaluates candidates based on a points grid including French proficiency, age, education, and experience. Regular draws invite qualified candidates to submit an application for a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ).
Family Sponsorship and Reunification
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor certain family members for permanent residence: spouses, common-law partners, dependent children, parents and grandparents. The Super Visa program also offers an extended visit option for parents and grandparents.
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OpenFederal Skilled Worker Program (FSW) | Express EntryImmigrate through FSW under Express Entry. Points-based selection for skilled professionals with foreign work experience.Skilled workers with experience and good knowledge of English/French6-8 monthsView detailsOpenCanadian Experience ClassCanadian Experience Class (CEC) for workers with Canadian work experience seeking permanent residence via Express Entry. Ideal for temporary workers and graduates.Skilled workers with at least 1 year of Canadian work experience6-8 monthsView detailsOpenFederal Skilled Trades ProgramFederal Skilled Trades Program for qualified tradespeople seeking Canadian permanent residence via Express Entry. Electricians, plumbers, welders and more.Skilled trades workers with experience and job offer or certificate of qualification6-8 monthsView detailsOpenProvincial Nominee Program (PNP)The Provincial Nominee Program allows Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals who wish to immigrate to Canada and settle in a particular province.Skilled workers, international graduates, entrepreneurs, and other candidates with ties to a specific province or territory.6-18 monthsView detailsOpenOntario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP)The OINP allows Ontario to nominate immigration candidates who have the skills and experience the Ontario economy needs.Skilled workers, international graduates, entrepreneurs, and individuals with a job offer in Ontario.3-12 monthsView detailsOpenBritish Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP)BC PNP helps employers attract skilled workers and provides a pathway to Canadian permanent residence. Tech Pilot, Express Entry BC, Skills Immigration.Skilled workers, international graduates, entrepreneurs with ties to British Columbia.2-6 monthsView detailsOpenAlberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP)Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) nominates skilled candidates for permanent residence. Includes Opportunity, Express Entry, and Rural Renewal streams.Skilled workers, graduates, entrepreneurs with ties to Alberta.3-9 monthsView detailsOpenManitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is one of Canada's most accessible immigration programs, designed to attract skilled workers, graduates, and entrepreneurs who wish to settle in Manitoba. The program emphasizes ties to the province (family, previous studies, work experience) and offers several streams: Skilled Workers in Manitoba, Skilled Workers Overseas, International Education Stream, and Business Investor Stream. Winnipeg, the capital, offers an affordable cost of living and a diverse job market with opportunities in healthcare, technology, agriculture, and manufacturing.The MPNP targets skilled workers currently employed in Manitoba with an ongoing employment connection, skilled workers overseas with family or community ties to Manitoba, graduates from Manitoba institutions who have completed studies and are working in the province, entrepreneurs wishing to invest and operate a business in Manitoba, and French-speaking candidates who benefit from priority processing in certain streams.4-12 monthsView detailsOpenSaskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is a provincial immigration program designed to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs, farmers, and international students who want to live and work in Saskatchewan. The program offers several streams suited to different profiles: International Skilled Worker (with or without job offer), Saskatchewan Experience (for those already in the province), Entrepreneur and Farm, and Hard-to-Fill Skills Pilot. Saskatchewan offers an excellent quality of life to cost ratio, with cities like Regina and Saskatoon offering opportunities in agriculture, mining, technology, and services.The SINP targets skilled workers abroad with an occupation on Saskatchewan's in-demand occupations list, Express Entry candidates wishing to settle in Saskatchewan, individuals already working in Saskatchewan with a valid work permit, graduates from Saskatchewan institutions, entrepreneurs with a viable business plan for Saskatchewan, experienced farmers wishing to buy or operate a farm, and workers in labor shortage sectors like truck drivers and skilled trades.3-9 monthsView detailsOpenNova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP)The Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP) is designed to attract qualified immigrants who will contribute to the economic growth of this Atlantic province. The NSNP offers several streams adapted for skilled workers, international graduates, entrepreneurs, and physicians. Halifax, the capital, is an emerging tech hub with a world-class ocean sector, while rural areas offer opportunities in agriculture, fishing, and tourism. Nova Scotia is recognized for its exceptional quality of life, renowned universities, and warm welcome to immigrants.The NSNP targets skilled workers with a job offer from a Nova Scotia employer, Express Entry candidates with ties to the province, graduates from Nova Scotia universities wishing to stay and work, entrepreneurs with the experience and funds to start a business, physicians and other healthcare professionals recruited by health authorities, and workers in high-demand positions like truck drivers, caregivers, and technology professionals.3-6 monthsView detailsOpenNew Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP)The New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) is a unique provincial immigration program in Canada as the province is officially bilingual (French and English). The NBPNP offers several streams to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and graduates who will contribute to the economy and cultural diversity of the province. New Brunswick particularly seeks French-speaking candidates for its Acadian communities and workers in healthcare, technology, aquaculture, and tourism sectors. Cities like Moncton, Saint John, and Fredericton offer an excellent quality of life to cost ratio with a vibrant French-speaking community.The NBPNP targets skilled workers with a job offer from a New Brunswick employer, Express Entry candidates with skills sought in the province, post-secondary graduates from New Brunswick, French-speaking or bilingual (French/English) candidates, entrepreneurs with experience and funds to start or acquire a business, and workers in shortage sectors like healthcare, skilled trades, transportation, and information technology.4-10 monthsView detailsOpenPrince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP)The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) is a provincial immigration program designed to attract skilled workers, graduates, and entrepreneurs to Canada's smallest province. PEI offers an exceptional quality of life with its iconic red sand beaches, thriving agriculture, and welcoming community. The program includes several streams: Labour Impact (Critical Worker, Skilled Worker, Express Entry), Business Impact (Work Permit Stream, Entrepreneur Stream), and International Graduate Stream. Charlottetown, the capital, offers a dynamic job market with opportunities in tourism, agriculture, fisheries, biotechnology, and services.The PEI PNP targets skilled workers with a job offer from a PEI employer in high-demand positions, critical workers (cashiers, servers, caregivers, farm workers), Express Entry candidates wishing to settle on the island, graduates from PEI post-secondary institutions with a job offer, entrepreneurs wishing to start or acquire a business on the island, and workers in tourism, agriculture, fisheries, healthcare, and technology sectors.3-8 monthsView detailsOpenNewfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP)The Newfoundland and Labrador Provincial Nominee Program (NLPNP) is an economic immigration pathway allowing the province to nominate qualified candidates for permanent residence. The program offers several streams: Skilled Worker, Express Entry, International Graduate, International Entrepreneur, and Priority Skills. NL actively seeks immigrants to address labor shortages in key sectors such as healthcare, technology, aquaculture, tourism, and skilled trades. The province offers an exceptional quality of life with affordable cost of living and welcoming communities.This program is for skilled workers with a job offer in NL, international graduates from post-secondary institutions in the province, entrepreneurs wishing to start or purchase a business, Express Entry candidates seeking a provincial nomination, and professionals in high-demand sectors (healthcare, IT, skilled trades). Candidates must demonstrate their intention to settle permanently in Newfoundland and Labrador.3-8 monthsView detailsOpenYukon Nominee Program (YNP)The Yukon Nominee Program (YNP) is an economic immigration program that allows the Yukon government to nominate qualified foreign workers and entrepreneurs for permanent residence in Canada. This program aims to address labor shortages in the territory and support local economic growth. Yukon, with a population of less than 45,000, offers unique opportunities in tourism, mining, construction, and services sectors.The YNP is designed for skilled workers with a valid job offer from a Yukon employer, semi-skilled workers in in-demand occupations, international graduates who studied in Yukon, entrepreneurs wishing to establish or purchase a business in Yukon, and temporary foreign workers already in Yukon with a valid work permit.3-8 monthsView detailsOpenNorthwest Territories Nominee ProgramNorthwest Territories Nominee Program allows NWT to nominate skilled workers for Canadian permanent residence. Employer-driven and Express Entry streams available.Skilled workers, entrepreneurs with ties to NWT.3-8 monthsView detailsClosedQuébecQuebec Skilled Worker Selection Program (PSTQ) | QuebecEverything about PSTQ, the Quebec skilled worker selection pathway replacing legacy PEQ logic for economic immigration.Temporary workers in Quebec with at least 24 months of full-time work experience in Quebec in the last 36 months.6-12 monthsView detailsClosedQuébecQuebec Experience Program (PEQ) - GraduateQuebec Experience Program (PEQ) Graduate stream allows international students who graduated in Quebec to obtain a CSQ on an accelerated basis. French required.Graduates of an eligible study program in Quebec (DCS, DVS, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate).6-12 monthsView detailsOpenQuébecQuebec Skilled Worker Selection Program (QSWP)Quebec Skilled Worker Program (QSWP/PSTQ) allows skilled workers to immigrate to Quebec via Arrima portal. Points-based selection system with regular draws.Skilled workers from abroad with a profile matching Quebec labor market needs.12-24 monthsView detailsOpenQuébecQuebec Entrepreneur ProgramThe Quebec Entrepreneur Program is designed for business people who wish to immigrate to Quebec to create, acquire, or actively participate in managing a business. This program offers a two-step pathway: first obtaining a temporary work permit to launch the project, then applying for permanent residence after demonstrating the business's success. Quebec seeks innovative entrepreneurs who will contribute to the local economy, particularly in regions outside Montreal.This program targets experienced entrepreneurs with at least 2 years of business management experience in the past 5 years, with a net worth of at least $900,000 CAD (alone or with spouse), a viable business project in Quebec with a startup deposit of at least $200,000 CAD (or $100,000 CAD outside the Montreal metropolitan area), and demonstrating intermediate-advanced French proficiency (Level 7 on the Quebec scale).12-24 monthsView detailsPausedQuébecQuebec Investor ProgramThe Quebec Investor Program is designed for experienced business people who wish to immigrate to Quebec by making a passive investment guaranteed by the government. This program, currently on pause, allowed wealthy investors to obtain permanent residence without having to actively manage a business in Quebec. The $1.2 million investment was guaranteed by the government and refunded after 5 years without interest. It is one of the most popular immigration programs for high-net-worth individuals.This program targets experienced business people with a legally acquired net worth of at least $2,000,000 CAD (alone or with spouse), at least 2 years of management experience in the last 5 years in a legal business (agricultural, commercial, or industrial), and who commit to settling in Quebec. Candidates must intend to reside in Quebec and may demonstrate French proficiency, which can expedite processing.36-48 monthsView detailsOpenQuébecQuebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) for StudiesThe Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) for studies is a mandatory document issued by the Ministry of Immigration, Francization and Integration (MIFI) for most international students wishing to study in Quebec for more than 6 months. The CAQ must be obtained BEFORE applying for a study permit from IRCC. It confirms that Quebec accepts your study project and is valid for the duration of your program plus 30 days. The CAQ is a crucial step to study in Quebec and can open the path to permanent residence through the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ).The CAQ is required for international students admitted to a designated learning institution (DLI) in Quebec for a program longer than 6 months. This includes university students (bachelor's, master's, doctorate), college students (DEC, AEC), vocational training students (DEP), and exchange students for more than 6 months. Some exemptions exist for diplomats, members of the Canadian Armed Forces, and their families.4-8 weeksView detailsOpenWork Permit with LMIAWork permit with LMIA in Canada. Employer obtains positive LMIA, then you apply for your work permit. Pathway to permanent residence.This permit targets foreign workers who have received a job offer from a Canadian employer who has obtained a positive LMIA. This includes workers in highly skilled positions (TEER 0, 1, 2, 3), workers in lower-skilled positions (TEER 4, 5), seasonal workers, and caregivers. Employers must demonstrate they have made recruitment efforts to hire Canadians before turning to foreign workers.4-16 weeksView detailsOpenOpen Work PermitOpen work permit in Canada. Work for any employer, change jobs freely. For spouses of workers or students, PR applicants and more.The open work permit targets spouses/common-law partners of foreign workers holding a TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 permit, spouses/partners of international students at master's or doctoral level, permanent residence applicants whose application is being processed (bridging work permit), participants in certain programs (Working Holiday, International Experience Canada), individuals who have filed a refugee status claim, and victims of domestic violence or human trafficking.4-12 weeksView detailsOpenPost-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) for international students. Work up to 3 years after graduation. Pathway to permanent residence.The PGWP targets international graduates from a designated learning institution (DLI) in Canada who have completed a full-time study program of at least 8 months leading to a diploma, certificate, or degree. Candidates must have maintained full-time student status during their studies and applied for the PGWP within 180 days of receiving written confirmation of program completion.2-6 monthsView detailsOpenFrancophone MobilityFrancophone Mobility: LMIA-exempt work permit for French speakers outside Quebec. Fast and simplified process for employers.This program targets French-speaking foreign workers with French proficiency (generally CLB/NCLC level 5 or higher), who have received a job offer in a skilled occupation (TEER 0-5) from an employer located outside Quebec. Candidates must demonstrate their French language ability through recognized test results (TEF, TCF) or other acceptable evidence. The program is particularly advantageous for French-speaking professionals, technicians, managers, and skilled workers.4-12 weeksView detailsOpenIntra-Company Transfer (ICT)Intra-Company Transfer (ICT): transfer executives and key employees to Canada. LMIA-exempt for multinationals. Managers and specialists.The ICT targets senior executives who lead the company or a major department, managers who supervise other employees or manage an essential function, and employees with specialized knowledge unique to the company's products, services, processes, or procedures. Candidates must have been employed by a foreign affiliate of the Canadian company for at least one year within the last three years. This program is ideal for multinationals wishing to establish or strengthen their presence in Canada.4-12 weeksView detailsOpenSeasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP)Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program (SAWP). Up to 8 months per year for workers from Mexico and Caribbean. Simplified process.SAWP targets agricultural workers who are citizens of Mexico or one of the participating Caribbean countries (Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and member states of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States). Candidates must have agricultural work experience, be in good physical health to perform the work, be available for the entire contract duration (up to 8 months), and agree to return to their home country at the end of the contract.4-10 weeksView detailsOpenStudy Permit Canada: Guide for International StudentsStudy in Canada. We handle your Letter of Acceptance, study permit application, and extensions. Expert student visa services.The study permit targets international students admitted to a study program of more than 6 months at a Canadian designated learning institution (DLI). This includes university students (bachelor's, master's, doctorate), college students (certificate, diploma), vocational training students, and exchange students for more than 6 months. Candidates must demonstrate their financial capacity and intent to leave Canada at the end of studies (unless they plan a transition to permanent residence).4-16 weeksView detailsOpenStudy Permit ExtensionExtend your study permit in Canada. Apply BEFORE expiration to maintain implied status. For longer programs or program changes.The study permit extension targets international students whose current study permit is expiring and who wish to continue their studies. This includes students whose program takes longer than expected, those changing programs (e.g., advancing to a higher level), those changing institutions, students who have completed a program and want to start a new one, and those who need to retake courses.4-12 weeksView detailsClosedStudent Direct Stream (SDS) Morocco | Fast Study PermitGet your Study Permit faster with the Student Direct Stream (SDS). Guide for residents of Morocco and eligible countries. Requirements and processing.The SDS targets legal residents of eligible countries (Antigua and Barbuda, Brazil, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, India, Morocco, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Senegal, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Vietnam) who wish to benefit from accelerated processing of their study permit application and who can meet the program's strict criteria.2-4 weeksView detailsOpenVisitor Visa Canada (TRV) | Application & Refusal HelpApply for a Canadian Visitor Visa. Professional assistance for tourism, family visits, and business trips. We handle complex cases and refusals.The visitor visa targets citizens of visa-required countries who wish to enter Canada for: tourism and vacations, visiting family or friends, attending conferences or business meetings (without working), participating in cultural events or activities, transiting through Canada to another country. Most nationals from Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, and certain regions of Latin America need this visa.2-12 weeksView detailsOpenElectronic Travel Authorization (eTA)Apply for your eTA online to fly to Canada. Valid for 5 years, costs $7 CAD. Required for visa-exempt travelers from France, UK, Australia and more.The eTA targets citizens of visa-exempt countries traveling to Canada by air. This includes citizens of the European Union (except Romania and Bulgaria), United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and many other countries. U.S. permanent residents can also apply for an eTA. Note: If you arrive in Canada by land or sea (from the United States), you do NOT need an eTA.1-72 hoursView detailsOpenSuper Visa for Parents & Grandparents | Stay 5 YearsBring your parents to Canada. Super Visa requirements, income threshold (LICO), and insurance guide. Application by RCIC expert.The Super Visa targets parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada. The sponsor (the child or grandchild in Canada) must have at least the minimum required income based on family size and must provide an invitation letter. The applicant must also have valid Canadian private medical insurance and meet medical and security requirements.4-16 weeksView detailsOpenVisitor Record (Extension of Stay)Extend your stay in Canada with a visitor record. Apply before your status expires to maintain legal status in Canada.The visitor record targets visitors in Canada (tourists, business visitors, family visitors) whose authorized stay period is expiring and who wish to stay longer. It also suits persons whose stay conditions have changed or who need to document their extended visitor status.4-12 weeksView detailsOpenSpousal Sponsorship Canada | Spouse and PartnerBring your partner to Canada. Complete spousal sponsorship service to reduce refusals and delays.This program targets Canadian citizens and permanent residents aged 18 or older who wish to reunite their family in Canada by sponsoring their spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner. The sponsor must commit to providing for their partner for 3 years and must not be under a removal order, in prison, or have an undischarged bankruptcy.12-24 monthsView detailsOpenSponsorship of Dependent ChildrenSponsor your biological or adopted children for permanent residence in Canada. Children under 22 are eligible for this program.This program targets Canadian citizens and permanent residents who want to bring their dependent children to Canada. It includes biological children, children adopted abroad, and children adopted in Canada by a permanent resident who wishes to complete their immigration file.12-18 monthsView detailsOpenParents and Grandparents Program (PGP)Sponsor your parents and grandparents for permanent residence in Canada. PGP program operates through annual lottery system.This program targets Canadian citizens and permanent residents 18 years or older who wish to bring their biological parents, adoptive parents, or grandparents to Canada permanently. The sponsor must have sufficient income and can co-sign with their spouse/partner to reach the required income threshold.20-36 monthsView detailsOpenSponsor Other Relatives (Lonely Canadian) | ImmigrationCan you sponsor a brother, sister, or other relative? Explanation of the 'Lonely Canadian' rule and specific family sponsorship exceptions.This program targets Canadian citizens and permanent residents who: (1) wish to sponsor an orphaned family member under 18; or (2) have absolutely no other family member eligible for sponsorship (living) in Canada or anywhere in the world. The sponsor must be able to prove this unique situation.24-36 monthsView detailsOpenCanadian Citizenship Application | Eligibility & TestBecome a Canadian Citizen. We help check eligibility, calculate physical presence days, and submit your citizenship grant application.Permanent residents 18 years or older who have met physical presence requirements, filed income taxes if required, and who wish to obtain all the rights and privileges of Canadian citizenship.12-24 monthsView detailsOpenCitizenship Application for Minor (Under 18)Children under 18 who are permanent residents can apply for Canadian citizenship. They can apply at the same time as a parent who is applying for citizenship, or separately if at least one parent is already a Canadian citizen. Minors do not need to meet physical presence requirements, language skills, or pass the citizenship test. A Canadian citizen parent or legal guardian must sign the application on behalf of the child and be present at the citizenship ceremony.Children under 18 who are permanent residents and have at least one Canadian citizen parent or are applying at the same time as a parent.12-20 monthsView detailsOpenProof of Citizenship (Certificate) | Canadian ParentsGet your Canadian Citizenship Certificate. Proof of citizenship for children born abroad to Canadian parents.People who are already Canadian citizens and need official proof of their citizenship. This includes citizens by birth in Canada, citizens by descent (born abroad to a Canadian parent), and naturalized persons who have lost or need to replace their certificate.6-12 monthsView detailsOpenAsylum Claims Canada | Refugee Protection Inside CanadaHow to claim asylum in Canada. Legal assistance for refugee protection claims, BASIS hearing preparation, and work permits for claimants.People in Canada or at a Canadian port of entry who fear returning to their country due to persecution based on race, religion, nationality, membership in a social group, or political opinion, or who would face a risk of torture or death.6-24 monthsView detailsOpenGovernment-Assisted Refugees (GAR) Program | CanadaInformation on the Government-Assisted Refugees (GAR) program and resettlement services in Canada for eligible refugees.Refugees who have been identified by UNHCR or another referral organization outside Canada and have been referred to Canada for resettlement. These individuals cannot return to their home country due to well-founded fears of persecution.12-36 monthsView detailsOpenPrivate Sponsorship of Refugees (PSR) | Group of FiveSponsor a refugee to Canada. Guide for Groups of Five and Community Sponsors under the PSR program.Refugees abroad who can be sponsored by Canadian private groups, including: Sponsorship Agreement Holders (SAHs), Groups of Five (G5), and Community Sponsors (CS). Refugees must be outside Canada and meet the definition of Convention refugee or person in similar circumstances.12-36 monthsView detailsOpenBlended Visa Office-Referred Program (BVOR)The Blended Visa Office-Referred (BVOR) Program combines support from the Government of Canada and private sponsors to resettle vulnerable refugees identified by UNHCR. In this program, the government provides up to 6 months of income support, while private sponsors provide the remaining 6 months, as well as social and settlement support throughout the first year. This hybrid model allows resettling more refugees while offering them the best of both systems: the government's structured support and the community integration of private sponsorship.Vulnerable refugees identified by UNHCR and referred to Canada through the BVOR program. Private sponsors in Canada who wish to sponsor refugees with cost-sharing with the government.8-24 monthsView detailsOpenH&C: Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds | CanadaApplying for permanent residence on H&C grounds. Hardship, best interests of the child, and establishment in Canada. Last resort solution.People in Canada without valid immigration status or with temporary status who would face exceptional hardship if they had to return to their home country. This may include people whose refugee claims were rejected, people who overstayed their visas, or people who have been in Canada for a long time and are established.24-48 monthsView detailsOpenAtlantic Immigration Program (AIP) | CanadaImmigrate to Atlantic provinces (NB, NS, PEI, NL). AIP pathway for workers with a designated job offer and settlement plan.Skilled workers with a job offer from a designated employer in an Atlantic province, and international graduates who studied at an institution in the Atlantic region. The program specifically targets those who want to settle in the Atlantic provinces.6-12 monthsView detailsOpenRural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP)The Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) is a community-driven program that aims to attract skilled workers to participating rural and northern communities in Canada. Unlike other programs, it is the community that recommends candidates based on their local economic needs. The program offers a pathway to permanent residence for workers who have the required skills and experience and want to live and work in these communities.Skilled workers and international graduates who wish to settle in a participating rural or northern community in Canada. Participating communities include: North Bay (ON), Sudbury (ON), Timmins (ON), Sault Ste. Marie (ON), Thunder Bay (ON), Brandon (MB), Moose Jaw (SK), Claresholm (AB), Vernon (BC), West Kootenay (BC), and Altona/Rhineland (MB).6-18 monthsView detailsOpenAgri-Food Pilot: PR for Farm & Food Workers | CanadaThe Agri-Food Pilot provides a pathway to permanent residence for experienced workers in certain Canadian agri-food industries and occupations. This program aims to address labor shortages in meat processing, mushroom production, greenhouse production, and livestock raising sectors. Candidates must have eligible Canadian work experience and a full-time, non-seasonal job offer.Workers with experience in the Canadian agri-food industry, including butchers, meat processing plant workers, farm workers in greenhouses or mushroom production, and livestock workers.12-18 monthsView detailsOpenHome Child Care Provider PilotThe Home Child Care Provider Pilot provides a pathway to permanent residence for qualified child care providers who have a job offer in Canada. This program allows candidates to come to Canada with their family and obtain an employer-specific work permit, with the possibility of applying for permanent residence after 24 months of Canadian work experience. The program aims to meet Canada's growing need for child care services.Qualified individuals to provide child care in a private residence. Candidates can be abroad or already in Canada with valid status.12-24 monthsView detailsOpenHome Child Care Provider Pilot | Caregiver CanadaImmigrate as a nanny or caregiver. Home Child Care Provider Pilot & Home Support Worker Pilot. Application guide 2026.Qualified individuals to provide care to people with medical needs (elderly, disabled, chronically ill) in a private residence.12-24 monthsView detailsOpenStart-up Visa Program Canada | Business ImmigrationLaunch your business in Canada. Start-up Visa requirements for entrepreneurs. Get support from designated organizations.Innovative entrepreneurs with a unique and scalable business idea that has the potential to create jobs in Canada. Up to 5 people can apply together as owners of the same business.12-36 monthsView detailsOpenSelf-Employed Persons Program Canada | Artists & AthletesImmigration for cultural activities or athletics. Self-employed program requirements and application process.Artists, musicians, dancers, writers, athletes, coaches, and other arts and sports professionals who have participated in cultural or athletic activities on a world scale (festivals, international competitions, etc.) or who have been self-employed in these fields.24-48 monthsView detailsClosedTR to PR Pathway | Temporary to Permanent ResidenceTransition from Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident. Updates on pathways for essential workers and graduates.Essential workers and international graduates present in Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic.6-12 monthsView detailsReplacedLive-in Caregiver Program (LCP) | PR ApplicationAssistance with existing Live-in Caregiver Program applications and pathways to permanent residence for caregivers.Live-in caregivers residing with employer.0-0 monthsView detailsClosedCUAET: Canada-Ukraine Emergency Travel | Visa HelpEmergency travel authorization for Ukrainians. Free visitor visa and open work permit applications under CUAET.Ukrainian citizens and their families fleeing the conflict.2-4 weeksView detailsProcessingSpecial Measures for Afghanistan | Immigration CanadaHumanitarian pathways for Afghan nationals. Family reunification and special programs for those who assisted Canada.Afghan nationals with significant ties to Canada or who assisted the Canadian government.12-36 monthsView detailsClosedFederal Investor Program | Business ImmigrationInvestment immigration options for Canada. Analysis of available federal and provincial investor streams.Wealthy investors.0-0 monthsView detailsClosedFederal Entrepreneur Program | Start Business CanadaStart a business in Canada. Federal and provincial entrepreneur pathways for business owners.Entrepreneurs with business experience.0-0 monthsView details
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