Canada Immigration Process
Our team of professional licensed immigration consultants and lawyers tailor services to meet the diverse needs of our clients. In the face of ever-changing immigration regulations, we assist in organizing and reviewing personal, corporate, and asset records. We provide expert advice and a comprehensive set of immigration services, from application submission and landing assistance to settlement and business support, as well as arrangements for children’s education. We ensure a smooth landing and help clients quickly adapt to their new environment.
- Financial Account
Before applying for Canadian immigration, applicants must ensure that their financial account has sufficient funds to prove they can support themselves for a period in Canada. The required amount varies depending on the immigration category and the number of family members. Applicants typically need to provide proof such as bank statements. - Prepare Documents
Applicants must gather a series of documents, including a copy of their passport, employment proof, educational certificates, police clearance, language test results (e.g., IELTS or TEF), personal statement, etc. These documents must be accurate and meet the immigration authority’s requirements. - Submit Application Form
Once all documents are ready, applicants can submit their immigration application online or in paper form. The Federal Express Entry system is one of the most common online routes, but other programs, such as the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), may require submission through the relevant provincial system. - Immigration Approval
The Canadian Immigration and Citizenship (IRCC) will review the application and documents to ensure that the applicant meets the requirements of the relevant immigration category. Processing times vary, and it may take months or longer. During this time, additional documents or verification may be requested. - Consulate Interview
In some cases, applicants may be asked to attend an interview at a Canadian consulate. The purpose of the interview is to further verify the authenticity of the submitted information and assess the applicant’s immigration intentions. Applicants must be prepared to provide all required documents and answer questions truthfully. - Landing
Once the immigration application is approved, the applicant will receive a landing letter or permanent resident visa. The applicant must land in Canada within the specified time frame, present their landing documents to border officials, and complete the immigration process. At this point, the applicant will be granted permanent resident status. - Settlement after Landing
After landing, applicants must complete a series of settlement procedures, including applying for a Social Insurance Number (SIN), registering for healthcare, opening a bank account, finding accommodation, and enrolling children in school. These steps help the applicant adjust smoothly to life in Canada.
This process covers the main steps from applying to landing in Canada. Successful completion of each step is crucial for obtaining permanent residency.