Immigration to Canada: the whole process from studying abroad to permanent residence

When considering living in a country for a long time, obtaining permanent resident status in that country is a key step. Taking Canada as an example, this paper introduces the whole process of immigration to Canada in detail.

Studying in Canada

Studying in Canada can enjoy a relaxed and happy study life, which is in sharp contrast with domestic high schools. After finishing high school, you can go on to college without taking the college entrance examination.

go to college

After graduating from a Canadian university, you can apply for a work visa and start looking for a job with a diploma. Once you find a job, your employer will provide you with relevant certificates, and you can submit your immigration application.

Submit an immigration application

Once the application is approved, you will get a maple leaf card, officially become a permanent resident of Canada, and have the right to stay in the country for a long time.

Become a Canadian citizen

If you intend to become a Canadian citizen and become a Canadian citizen, you can apply for naturalization after obtaining permanent resident status and living continuously for 3 years. After meeting the language requirements and passing the swearing-in ceremony, you will become a Canadian citizen.