Temporary Residency Services
Looking to obtain Temporary Residency? Our expert team guides you through the entire process, ensuring a hassle-free application. From assessing eligibility to compiling documents and submitting applications, we provide personalized support tailored to your needs. Whether through work permits, study visas, or visitor visas, we help you navigate complex immigration policies with confidence. With our proven track record and in-depth knowledge, we maximize your chances of approval. Secure your future with our trusted Temporary Residency services and take the next step toward new opportunities today.
Need assistance with securing your Temporary Residency? Are you looking to live, work, or study in a new country with confidence and ease? Our expert consultants provide comprehensive guidance on eligibility, documentation, and application processes. We help you navigate immigration laws, ensuring a smooth transition for your stay. With years of experience, we’ve successfully assisted countless applicants in achieving their temporary residency goals. Whether you’re applying for a work permit, student visa, or visitor visa, we tailor our services to your unique needs. Let us handle the complexities while you focus on making the most of your journey.
Types of Permanent Residency
- Visitor Visa (Tourist & Business)
- Study Permit & Extensions
- Work Permit (LMIA-based & LMIA-exempt)
- Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP)
- Super Visa for Parents & Grandparents
- Spousal Open Work Permit
Visitor Visa (Tourist & Business)
A Visitor Visa allows individuals to enter Canada temporarily for tourism, business meetings, or family visits. It is typically issued for six months, with options for single or multiple entries. Business visitors can attend conferences, negotiate contracts, and explore opportunities without needing a work permit.
Study Permit & Extensions
A Study Permit is required for international students enrolled in designated Canadian institutions. It allows students to stay in Canada for the duration of their academic program. Extensions can be requested for continued studies or transitioning to work permits after graduation.
Work Permit (LMIA-based & LMIA-exempt)
A Work Permit authorizes foreign workers to be employed in Canada. LMIA-based permits require employer approval, proving no local workers are available. LMIA-exempt permits apply to specific categories such as intra-company transfers and international agreements.
Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP)
The PGWP is designed for international students who have completed eligible programs in Canada. It grants them an open work permit for up to three years, allowing them to gain Canadian work experience and qualify for permanent residency programs.
Super Visa for Parents & Grandparents
The Super Visa allows parents and grandparents of Canadian citizens or PR holders to visit for extended periods. Unlike regular visitor visas, it grants multiple entries for up to 10 years and allows stays of up to five years at a time.
Spousal Open Work Permit
This work permit is available to spouses or common-law partners of foreign workers and international students in Canada. It allows them to work for any employer without requiring a job offer, ensuring families can stay together while maintaining financial stability.
