Frequently Asked Questions

 There are several ways to obtain permanent residency, including family sponsorship, employment sponsorship, and refugee status. The specific requirements depend on which application stream you are eiligible, but generally include eligibility criteria such as educational background, work experience, and language ability. Nancy Le Immigration Consulting Inc. can help determine the best course of action for obtaining permanent residency, guiding you through the process and ensuring that all necessary requirements are met. 

 A temporary permit allows you to stay in a country for a limited time, usually for work, study, or travel, and must be renewed. Permanent residence lets you live in a country indefinitely with more rights, similar to those of a citizen, such as working and accessing social services. 

To apply for citizenship, an individual must typically have been a lawful permanent resident for at least five years, be able to speak, read, and write in English, and have knowledge of Canadian history and government. The citizenship application process includes submitting an application, attending a Citizenship ceremony, and taking the Citizenship Oath. Nancy Le Immigration Consulting Inc. can help guide you through the entire citizenship application process.