How to get Permanent Residency in Canada 2020.
To become a Permanent Resident of
Canada, you must meet the
eligibility requirements for the
program you apply to. Each
program has different requirements
in terms of work experience,
language skills, education, and
more. You can use the Government
of Canada’s Come to Canada tool
to see if you’re eligible to apply for PR.
There are many pathways to
becoming a Permanent in Canada.
1 . Study in Canada. You might
come to Canada to study and
then apply for a Post-Graduate
Work Permit and later the
Canadian Experience Class
(Express Entry) to become a Permanent Resident.
2. Family Sponsorship. It you have an eligible family member and
you are eligible to be
sponsored, your family become
a Permanent Resident through
the Family or Spousal
Sponsorship program.
3. Express Entry. There are 3
programs managed by the
Express Entry system: The
Canadian Experience Class, the
Federal Skilled Worker Program
and the Federal Skilled Trades
Class. You may apply for one of these programs to come to
Canada.
4. Provincial Nominee Program.
You may apply to a Provincial
Nominee Program and come to
Canada through the Express
Entry system.
5. Work in Canada. You may come
to Canada to work on a Labour
Market Impact /bsessment
supported Work Permit and
then apply for PR through one
of the Express Entry programs.
How to get Permanent Residency in Canada 2020
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