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There are also various entry visa types available for those who want to come to Canada temporarily. Some of the most common entry visa types include:

Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa)A visitor visa, also known as a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), is required for individuals who are not citizens or permanent residents of Canada and want to visit the country temporarily. Visitors can come to Canada for various reasons, including tourism, visiting friends and family, or attending a conference.Features:

Valid for a specific period of time and cannot be extended

May allow multiple entries into Canada

May be eligible to work or study in Canada if a work permit or study permit is obtained

Super Visa

A Super Visa is a type of visitor visa that allows parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens and permanent residents to visit Canada for up to two years at a time, without needing renewal.

Features:

Valid for up to ten years

Allows multiple entries into Canada for up to two years at a time

Parents and grandparents must have comprehensive Canadian health insurance for the duration of their stay

Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)

An Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) is a requirement for visa-exempt foreign nationals who fly to or transit through Canada. The eTA is linked to the passport of the traveller and allows them to enter Canada multiple times for up to five years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first.

Features:

Required for visa-exempt foreign nationals who fly to or transit through Canada

Can be obtained online through the Government of Canada's eTA website

Valid for up to five years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first.

International Experience Canada (IEC)

International Experience Canada (IEC) is a popular program for young people from around the world who want to come to Canada and gain international work experience. Participants can choose from several categories, including working holiday, young professional, and co-op.

Features:

Open to citizens of participating countries between the ages of 18 and 35 (inclusive)

Allows participants to work in Canada for up to two years

Available in several categories, including working holiday, young professional, and co-op

Canada offers various permanent immigration streams for individuals who wish to become permanent residents and eventually citizens of the country. Some of the most common permanent immigration streams are:

Express Entry System

The Express Entry system is Canada's main immigration program for skilled workers. It allows individuals who meet certain eligibility criteria to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency in Canada.

Features:

Based on a points-based system that evaluates factors such as age, education, work experience, language ability, and more

Allows applicants to receive an ITA in as little as six months

Provides a fast and efficient way for skilled workers to become permanent residents in Canada.

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows Canadian provinces and territories to nominate individuals for permanent residency in Canada. Each province and territory has its own criteria and requirements, and the program is designed to meet the specific economic needs of each region.

Features:

Allows provinces and territories to nominate individuals for permanent residency in Canada

Meets the specific economic needs of each region

Offers a fast and direct route to permanent residency for individuals who meet the criteria of a particular province or territory.

Family Class Sponsorship

The Family Class Sponsorship program allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their close relatives for permanent residency in Canada. Eligible relatives include spouses, common-law partners, dependent children, parents, and grandparents.

Features:

Allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their close relatives for permanent residency

Includes spouses, common-law partners, dependent children, parents, and grandparents

Offers a way for families to be reunited in Canada

Canada offers various family sponsorship programs for individuals who wish to sponsor their close relatives for permanent residency in Canada. Some of the most common programs include:

Spousal Sponsorship

The Spousal Sponsorship program allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse or common-law partner for permanent residency in Canada. The program is designed to help families reunite in Canada and provides a path for spouses to become permanent residents of the country.

Features:

Allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse or common-law partner for permanent residency

Helps families reunite in Canada

Offers a path for spouses to become permanent residents of the country.

Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship

The Parent and Grandparent Sponsorship program allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents and grandparents for permanent residency in Canada. The program is designed to help families reunite in Canada and provides a path for parents and grandparents to become permanent residents of the country.

Features:

Allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents and grandparents for permanent residency

Helps families reunite in Canada

Offers a path for parents and grandparents to become permanent residents of the country.

Dependent Child Sponsorship

The Dependent Child Sponsorship program allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their dependent children for permanent residency in Canada. The program is designed to help families reunite in Canada and provides a path for dependent children to become permanent residents of the country.

Features:

Allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their dependent children for permanent residency

Helps families reunite in Canada

Offers a path for dependent children to become permanent residents of the country.

Relative ('Other') Family Sponsorship

Canada also offers a program for sponsoring relatives for permanent residency in Canada. This program is called the "Sponsorship of Relative" program.

Under this program, Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor eligible relatives who are not already Canadian citizens or permanent residents, including siblings, nephews/nieces, grandparents, aunts/uncles, and cousins.

Features:

Allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor eligible relatives for permanent residency in Canada

Helps families reunite in Canada

Offers a path for eligible relatives to become permanent residents of the country.

Canada offers a number of business immigration programs for entrepreneurs and investors who are interested in starting or expanding a business in Canada.

The main business immigration streams in Canada include:

Start-Up Visa Program: 

This program is aimed at entrepreneurs who have innovative business ideas and are looking to start a business in Canada.

Features:

Designed for entrepreneurs with an innovative business idea

Provides a pathway to permanent residency in Canada for successful applicants

Offers support from designated organizations to help entrepreneurs bring their business idea to life

Self-Employed Persons 

Program: This program is aimed at individuals who have relevant experience in cultural, athletic, or farm work and are looking to be self-employed in Canada.

Features:

Designed for individuals with relevant experience in cultural, athletic, or farm work

Provides a pathway to permanent residency in Canada for successful applicants

Offers an opportunity for individuals to be self-employed in Canada

Business Investor Visa: 

This program is aimed at high-net-worth individuals who are interested in making a significant investment in Canada and managing a Canadian business.

Features:

Designed for high-net-worth individuals

Provides a pathway to permanent residency in Canada for successful applicants

Offers an opportunity for individuals to make a significant investment in Canada and manage a Canadian business

It's important to note that each of these programs has specific eligibility criteria and requirements, so it's best to seek the advice of a qualified immigration professional if you're considering immigrating to Canada through one of these business immigration streams, please contact us.

International Mobility Program (IMP)

The International Mobility Program (IMP) is another immigration stream offered by the Canadian government for temporary foreign workers. The IMP allows Canadian employers to hire foreign workers without the need for a labour market impact assessment (LMIA), which is normally required for temporary foreign workers in Canada.

Features:

Allows Canadian employers to hire foreign workers without a LMIA

Offers a faster and more flexible process for hiring foreign workers

Encourages the movement of highly skilled foreign workers to Canada for short-term assignments

It's important to note that the IMP is subject to specific eligibility criteria, such as the requirement for a valid job offer from a Canadian employer and a valid work permit, so it's best to seek the advice of a qualified immigration professional if you're considering coming to Canada through the IMP.

Intra-Company Transferee (ICT)

The Intra-Company Transferee program is a sub-category under the International Mobility Program, which allows multinational companies to transfer highly skilled employees from their foreign affiliates to their Canadian subsidiaries.

Features:

Allows multinational and other companies to transfer highly skilled employees from foreign affiliates to the Canadian subsidiary

Offers a fast and flexible process for transferring employees

Encourages the movement of highly skilled employees to Canada for short-term assignments

It's important to note that the Intra-Company Transferee program is subject to specific eligibility criteria, such as the requirement for a valid job offer from a Canadian affiliate and a valid work permit, so it's best to seek the advice of a qualified immigration professional if you're considering coming to Canada through the Intra-Company Transferee program.