The Steps For Canadian Immigration

The persons who plan immigrating in Canada should know that the basic principal of Canadian immigration program is nondiscrimination which means that a foreign person is never discriminated on the basis of race, national or ethnic origin, colors, religion or sex. The government department that has the attribute of Canadian immigration is Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). This department accepts the immigration files of the person from all over the world and assesses their capacity to adapt to Canadian life.

The three fundamental objectives of the CIC are to reunite families, to contribute to economic development and to protect refugees. The persons who apply for Canadian immigration can be admitted in this country as permanent residents under three categories that are named after the above enounced objectives: family class, economic class or refugee class. The members of the family class and of the economic class have the approval of the Canadian government for permanent resident visas. It is important to know that the applicants to the Canadian immigration program are evaluated under the federal skilled worker class and they should manage to prove that they have employment skills. The favorite applicants are those who have government approved job offers in Canada. Another program of the Canadian immigration is the business immigration program which also have three categories: investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed. Also, there is the federal family class in the Canadian immigration program that helps the Canadian citizens and the permanent residents to meet with their relatives in Canada. In this category of relatives are included a parent or a grandparent, a brother, a sister, a nephew, a niece, a grandchild who is orphan, unmarried and under 18 years old, a wife or a husband, a common-law partner or a conjugal partner who is 16 years old or older and an unmarried dependent child under the age of 22. But the condition is that the sponsor should not have any of the above relatives or family members in Canada or abroad.