CanNest Immigration Consulting Canada is widely recognized as one of the most livable countries in the world, renowned for its pleasant environment, advanced infrastructure, and commitment to multicultural inclusion. In addition to its high quality of life, Canada is proactively addressing challenges such as an aging population, low birth rates, and labor shortages through its immigration policies. As a result, immigrants are increasingly expected to play a vital role in Canadian society.

To live in Canada legally, securing the appropriate visa is essential. While a tourist visa might allow for temporary visits, those seeking to study or work must obtain specific permits. A Study Permit is necessary for educational endeavors, while a Work Permit is required for employment purposes to maintain lawful residency.

One significant immigration pathway is through obtaining permanent residency by leveraging educational achievements and work experience in Canada. International graduates from Canadian institutions can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), which may be valid for up to three years. This permit allows graduates to gain Canadian work experience, which is crucial for applying for permanent residency. Typically, this process can lead to permanent residency within a year, providing a pathway to long-term settlement in Canada.