FAQ’s

To apply for immigration to Canada, individuals must first determine which program they are eligible for and then gather the necessary documentation and information required for the application. After that, the application must be completed and submitted through the appropriate channels, such as the Government of Canada’s online immigration portal or through a paper application.

The processing time for immigration applications can vary depending on the program and the individual circumstances of the applicant. Express Entry applications are usually processed within six months, while PNP and family sponsorship applications can take anywhere from several months to a year or more.

The cost of immigrating to Canada can vary depending on the program and the individual circumstances of the applicant. The government of Canada charges fees for processing applications, as well as fees for medical examinations and other requirements. In addition, some programs may require additional fees such as language test fee, and others.

It depends on the type of application and the individual circumstances of the applicant. Some programs, such as the Express Entry program, allow individuals to work in Canada while their application is being processed. Other programs, such as the PNP, do not allow individuals to work in Canada until their application has been approved.