How to Become a Permanent Resident in Canada
                     How to Become a Permanent Resident in Canada ?
A permanent resident is someone who 
has been given permanent resident 
status by immigrating to Canada, but 
is not a Canadian citizen. Permanent 
residents are citizens of other 
countries. A person in Canada 
temporarily, like a student or foreign 
worker, is not a permanent resident.
Ready To Become A Permanent Resident?
Express Entry
The Federal Express Entry (Express Entry) is an immigration pathway operated 
by the federal Canadian government that allows eligible applicants to apply for 
Permanent Resident Status.
The Express Entry is divided into three categories:
•Federal Skilled Worker;
•Canadian Experience Class;
•Federal Skilled Trades.
Each one of these programs have their own eligible criteria and requirements. A 
break down of the requirements for each of these programs can be found on the 
Canadian government’s website.
Provincial Nominee Programs
In addition to the Federal Express Entry, the Canadian government has 
allowed each province to operate their own programs to allow foreign 
nationals to apply for Permanent Resident status.
Each province has its own requirements for 
applying for Permanent Resident status . 
We highly recommend that you consider 
the best province for you before making a 
decision about where you decide to work. 
Many of the provinces have requirements 
that work experience be obtained within 
the province to be eligible for a 
Permanent Resident Program.