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Canada Permanent Resident:
• Are you looking to become a Canada permanent 
resident? You are not alone. Well over 200,000 
people become Canadian permanent residents 
every year. Most applicants want to obtain 
permanent residency so that they can eventually 
obtain citizenship and a Canadian passport. There 
are many different Canadian immigration 
programs under which a person can apply to 
become a Canada permanent resident.
Categories for foreigners who 
have the following include:
• Family members in Canada
• A job offer from a Canadian employer
• Skills and work experience that are in demand 
in Canada
• The intention to make a guaranteed 
investment with a Canadian bank
• The intention to start or invest in a business in 
Canada
• A skill or trade which they intend to practice as 
a self-employed individual

Once an application is submitted and approved 
and the foreign national obtains their Canada 
permanent resident visa, they can immigrate to 
Canada and will have many of the same rights as 
Canadian citizens. 
Canada permanent residents are entitled to 
healthcare, establish their residence and work in 
any Canadian province, protection under the 
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and to 
apply for Canadian citizenship once the 
requirements have been met.
Another way in which a Canada permanent 
resident can lose their status is by failing to meet 
their residency obligation. A Canada permanent 
resident is required to spend two years of every 
five year period in Canada.
  If, at a port of entry or at a Canadian visa office 
an officer is concerned that a Canada permanent 
resident has not fulfilled their residency 
obligation, they can count back five years to verify 
that the Canada permanent resident spent at 
least 730 days in Canada.
Another way in which a Canada permanent 
resident can lose their status is by failing to meet 
their residency obligation.
  A Canada permanent resident is required to 
spend two years of every five year period in 
Canada. If, at a port of entry or at a Canadian visa 
office an officer is concerned that a Canada 
permanent resident has not fulfilled their 
residency obligation, they can count back five 
years to verify that the Canada permanent 
resident spent at least 730 days in Canada.
 In effect, the only difference between a Canada 
permanent resident and a Canadian citizen is the 
right to hold public office, join the military and 
vote.
Becoming a Canada permanent resident is a 
privilege, which can be withdrawn if the individual 
is convicted of a serious offence and as a result is 
deported.
In order to fulfill the residency obligation, a 
Canada permanent resident must have 
spent 730 days within the last five years 
doing one of the following
• Residing and remaining in Canada
• Accompanying their Canadian citizen spouse abroad
• Working abroad for a Canadian company
• To see if you qualify for a Canada permanent 
resident visa, fill out our assessment form.