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Solutions for those seeking a temporary stay in Canada

Temporary residence options

Work Permit

Gives you permission to work in Canada, and may also require a Temporary Resident Visa. There are many paths to a work permit, some limited by location, employer or occupation, and others open for you to seek work freely. Many require a job offer from a Canadian employer or an approved Labour Market Impact Assessment. Programs such as Working Holiday and Student Work Abroad offer additional opportunities for youth. We commonly work with international students to build a long term plan for the transition from student, to worker, to permanent resident.

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Study Permit

Take advantage of Canada's world class education system. A study permit is required in most cases, and a Temporary Resident Visa may also be needed. Applications are made after acceptance into an educational institution.

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Visitor to Canada

Planning to travel to Canada as a tourist, to visit family and friends, or for vacation? You may need a Temporary Resident Visa. We help you understand where, when and how to apply, well ahead of your trip. Some visitors may take short term courses or training in Canada without a study permit.

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Super Visa

A program allowing Canadians to invite their parents or grandparents as visitors on a Temporary Resident Visa. It provides a multiple entry visa valid for ten years, with permission to stay in Canada for up to five years at a time. It requires an invitation from a Canadian Permanent Resident or Citizen child or grandchild, proof that the host meets minimum income requirements, a medical exam and travel insurance for the visiting family member.

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