Canada Visa Resources

Canada: Immigration Comparative Guide

Immigration Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Canada,

Canada Embassies and consulates

This directory contains contact information for government offices that provide consular services to Canadian citizens abroad. Not all government offices provide full consular services. This directory also includes Australian and Swedish offices around the world that, by special agreement, provide consular services to Canadians.

How to Apply for Canada Citizenship: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to apply for Canadian citizenship with our detailed guide. Step-by-step instructions, eligibility, and tips for using the citizenship application tracker.

Frequently asked questions about visas for students, workers and tourists coming to Canada

Foreign workers, international students, and tourists in Canada on a work, study permit, or visitor visa may require a visa depending on what nationality they currently hold.

A Fast-Tracked Route to Canadian Permanent Residency and Citizenship

The program offers a direct pathway to secure business ownership in Canada, along with Canadian Permanent Residency and Citizenship for professionals, entrepreneurs.

Everything To Know About Canada's New Digital Nomad Visa

Canada's digital nomad visa is a new program that allows remote workers to reside and work there for a maximum of six months.

A Guide to Canadas Digital Nomad Visa

While Canada doesnt have a specific digital nomad visa, there are alternative options that can allow nomads to live and work in the country. So, for anybody contemplating this exciting move, heres a comprehensive guide to Canadas digital nomad initiatives.

Canada Offers Humanitarian Pathway to Residency

Canada opens humanitarian pathway to provide permanent residence to Colombian, Haitian and Venezuelan foreign nationals

Guide to move to Canada as a human resource manager

Guide to move to Canada as a human resource manager. Explore available options and opportunities to move to Canada.

Skilled Tech Professionals Flock from the US to Canada Amid H-1B Visa Challenges

As of now, 6,000 highly-skilled international workers with H-1B in the US are heading to Canada for work, according to a report from CNBC.

My parent is a Canadian citizen, but I was born outside Canada Am I eligible for proof of citizenship

Foreign nationals with at least one parent, whether biological or legal, who was a Canadian citizen at the time of their birth are eligible for Canadian citizenship themselves through proof of citizenship.

How to get a Canadian work permit as a Television or Film worker

Canadas immigration department has recognised the importance of allowing TV and Film workers into the country, due to economic benefit that such workers can provide, in creating jobs and attracting significant investment.

Canada Start-Up Visa Program: What Are The Rules On Business Ownership - Canada Immigration and Visa Information Canadian Immigration Services and Free Online Evaluation

Entrepreneurs who want to gain permanent residency to Canada under the Start-Up Visa program must carefully follow the rules of business ownership under the program to qualify.

Canada vies for global workers with digital nomad visa expansion

Canada, which has long welcomed digital nomads for stays of up to six months while on a visitor visa, announced its working on a new tech talent strategy to attract foreign workers by the end of this year.

How To Immigrate To Canada As An Architect

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced earlier this year that Canadas Express Entry system will begin targeting 82 jobs in healthcare, technology, trades, transport and agriculture this summer including architects.

Canadian immigration implications of being self-employed

You may be self-employed and still be eligible for Canadian immigration streams. Most economic immigration streams require proof of at least a years worth of work.

Can you conduct business in Canada on a visitor visa

Business visitors usually stay in Canada for a few days or a few weeks, but are able to stay for up to 6 months. If you plan to stay for more than 6 months, or plan to work in Canada, you may be considered a temporary worker and have to apply for a work permit.