What are the types of immigrant visas in Canada?

Canadian immigration law is mainly regulated by two laws and regulations. One is called the Statute Law of Immigration and Refugee Protection, and the other is the more detailed Immigration and Refugee Protection Ordinance based on this statute law.

According to these two laws and regulations, there are two main types of visas in Canada, namely, permanent resident visas and temporary resident visas.

Permanent residents are divided into three categories, namely economic category, family category and refugee category.

The economic category is mainly divided into two categories, one is called skilled workers, which is also commonly known as skilled immigrants. The other is called business migration.

Business immigrants are divided into three categories. The first category is called investment immigration, the second category is called entrepreneur immigration, and the third category is called self-employed immigration.

In the category of family migration, spouses are separated from other family members as two categories.

Needless to say, half of the names in the two regulations are self-evident.

Generally speaking, there are three kinds of temporary residence visas, one is a visiting visa, the other is a work visa, and the third is a student visa.

In addition, Canada and Quebec have professional agreements, and Quebec has its own unique policies on immigration affairs, involving almost all aspects of visas. Need to write a special introduction.