Permanent Residency
Permanent Residency Express Entry
This is a system based out of 1200 points. The applicant receives a rank in the CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) based on the points scored in the Express Entry draw. A draw is announced about every two weeks by IRCC(Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada) and if the applicant meets the cutoff score in the draw then he/she will receive an ITA(Invitation To Apply). Once an ITA is received, the applicant has 90 days to submit their documents for Permanent Residency. Once the documents are sent across to the applicant’s passport is stamped with a one time entry visa. A COPR (Confirmation Of Permanent Residency) is given to the applicant after the passport stamping is completed. The entire process from starting the application to receiving the COPR will take on average anywhere between 8-10 months or more depending on the government policies and regulations.
Canadian Permanent residency allows foreign nationals to live and work in a country on a permanent basis, and typically leads to eligibility for citizenship after a certain period of time. The process of obtaining permanent residency can vary depending on the country and the individual’s circumstances.
Robert entrusted his Canada visa application to the expertise of elite visa services, ensuring a seamless and professional handling of his immigration process as he embarked on a new chapter of his life in Canada.
Permanent Residency Services
Consultation
Providing guidance and advice on the various permanent residency programs available in various countries, such as skilled worker programs, family sponsorship, investment-based programs, and humanitarian programs
Eligibility Assessment
Determining a client’s eligibility for permanent residency in a particular country by evaluating their qualifications, talents, work experience, education, and other relevant factors.
Documentation Assistance
Assisting clients in compiling and organizing the required documentation for permanent residency applications, including educational certificates, letters of work experience, results of language proficiency tests, certificates of police clearance, and medical examinations.
Application Preparation
Assisting clients in completing and compiling the required forms and supporting documents for permanent residency applications.
Application Review
Examining the completed applications in depth to ensure their accuracy, completeness, and conformity with the immigration laws of the respective country.
Communication with Government
Acting as a liaison between clients and immigration authorities, communicating with the pertinent departments, and providing application status updates.
Interview Preparation
Providing guidance and assistance in preparing for interviews or other assessments that may be part of the application process for permanent residency.
Post-Approval Support
Assisting clients with post-approval procedures, including obtaining permanent resident cards, comprehending rights and responsibilities, and facilitating settlement in the new nation.
Canada Permanent Resident Benefits of PR
Obtaining Canada permanent resident can provide individuals with numerous benefits, including access to social services and the ability to live and work in Canada without the need for a work permit.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Permanent Resident Visa
In this program a total of 600 points can be added to the applicants current CRS score allowing them to immigrate to the province that provided them with the nomination. This system makes it relatively easier to immigrate to Canada if the applicants original score does not help them in making the cutoff for the periodically held government draws. However the final decision on immigration is made at the federal level.
Sarah engaged elite visa services to handle her Canada visa application, ensuring a smooth and efficient process as she pursued her plans to work in Canada as a skilled professional.
A Permanent Resident Visa allows a person to live and work indefinitely in a country other than their own.
Exceptions
Nunavut and Quebec and not part of the PNP
Spousal Sponsorship Permanent Residency In Canada
must sign an undertaking to promise financial support to the sponsored partner. The undertaking is usually for the duration till the sponsored partner becomes a Permanent Resident of Canada. This time period is usually around 3 years.
John enlisted the assistance of elite visa services to expedite his Canada visa application, leveraging their expertise to navigate the complexities of the immigration process and fulfill his goal of moving to Canada for a new job opportunity.
Permanent residency in Canada can provide individuals with the opportunity to live, work, and study in Canada indefinitely.
Categories of Sponsorship
Spousal category The spouse must be 18 years of age and in a legal marriage relationship with the sponsor.
Common law partner category (Non-ceremonial/Informal) – The spouse must be 18 years of age and should be married to the sponsor for at least 12 months.
Conjugal Partner category (The spouse has been in a conjugal relationship with the sponsor for at least one year outside of Canada, and the reason they are unable to live together could be any of the following: Immigration hurdles, religious restrictions, etc.)
With the help of elite visa services, Alex’s Canada visa application was efficiently processed, allowing him to pursue his dream of studying in a Canadian university and unlocking new opportunities for his future career.
The Sponsor must be at least 18 years of age and must not receive any social assistance from the Canadian government other than disability. The sponsor must also be able to financially provide for the basic needs of the partner.
Please note that Canada recognizes same-sex marriages, and same-sex couples may be eligible to apply for any of the above categories if all eligibility requirements are me
Sponsoring Children
Sponsorship is available for children under the age of 22 who do not have a spouse or common law partner.
A child above the age of 22 who is financially reliant on his or her parents owing to mental or physical disabilities is eligible to be sponsored.