Let’s begin with who is a permanent resident status. A permanent resident is a person who is not an ordinary citizen of that country, in our case, Canada but can reside in that country permanently and will not encounter any intervention either by the state or by the ordinary populace. At the same time, a permanent resident does not enjoy every right that an ordinary citizen of Canada does. For instance, he cannot vote or run for political offices or work jobs requiring a high-security clearance. However, as a permanent resident, you are entitled to all the social benefits that Canadians ordinarily get. You are protected under the laws of Canada and can live, work or study anywhere in the country. Additionally, given you meet certain requirements, you can even apply for citizenship. Here we outline the structure of the Canadian visas and the permanent resident status.
In Canada, we have some broad categories of immigrants, which are as follows:
Express entry
Immigrate as a skilled worker through Express Entry. We choose skilled immigrants as permanent residents based on their ability to settle in Canada and take part in our economy. Our system to manage how people with skilled work experience apply to immigrate to Canada is called Express Entry.
Business Immigrants
Canada welcomes people who are capable of running a business or displaying their own risk-taking energies. Canada is projected as one of the best jurisdictions where you can set up a start-up. As a result, investors, self-employed persons as well as entrepreneurs, basically anyone who can make an economic contribution and generate employment directly or indirectly falls within this section.
Skilled Workers
In this category, immigrants are people who have been selected because they meet the specific labour needs as skilled workers. They are selected because the Canadian government trusts their ability to contribute to their economy instead of being a burden on the same. Things that the government takes into consideration are the education, language proficiency and work experience in management and professional jobs.
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