Top Frequently Asked Questions about Canadian Visas

Applying for a Canadian visa can be a very complex process. There are several programs and types of visas, which can make it even more difficult. Before you start with your application process, make sure you have a strong hold on what these programs are and the process of applying for the type of visa you desire. To make sure you understand the basics of Canadian Visas and the application process, here’s a list of the most frequently asked questions about Canadian Visas and their answers.

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How many different Canadian Visa Programs are there?

There are more than 60 visa programs that you can apply for. Each requires a different skill set and has a different process. Moreover, some of them are for particular provinces only. The most popular Canadian visa programs are:

· Express Entry

· Provincial Nomination Program

· Student Visa

· Quebec Skilled Workers

· Quebec Entrepreneur Program

· Caregiver Visa

What is Express Entry Program?

It’s an immigration visa program that was first implemented in early 2015. It allows skilled workers with certain talents and skills to become permanent residents of Canada.

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What is Express Entry Pool?

It’s the pool of candidates eligible for express entry visas under one of the express entry programs. These programs are:

· Federal Skilled Worker Program

· Federal Skilled Trades Program

· Canadian Experienced Class

· Provincial Nominee Program

What is CRS?

CRS stands for Comprehensive Ranking System. As the name implies, it’s a point-based system that helps rank candidates in the pool, based on their skills, work experience, language, and other factors.

How Long will the Visa Application Process Take?

The process can take up to eighteen months or more. Different programs may have different timelines. Express entry is an exception as the government tends to process these applications quicker.  

What is the Definition of a Dependent Child in Canada?

Children who are single and are less than 19 years of age are considered dependents.

I Have Close Relatives in Canada. Will it Benefit My Application?

It depends on certain factors. They must be either first- or second-degree relatives with citizenship or permanent residency. If you have such relatives, you’ll get points, making you a stronger candidate.

Can You Tell Me Something About the Interview Process?

Not every candidate is interviewed if you’re invited for an interview its’s majorly because the immigration officers need to assess the reliability of your documents.

If you’re in the process of applying for a Canadian visa and need any help, contact Nanda and Associate Lawyers Professional Corporation. They’re some of the best Canadian immigration lawyers in Mississauga who can make your dream to study in Canada come true.

Book a free consultation today for any immigration-related issue.

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