- Immigration
- Express Entry
- Federal Skilled Workers
- Foreign Skilled Trades Program
- Family Sponsorship
- Immigrant Investor Venture Capital
- Canadian Experience Class
- Caregivers
- Refugee Sponsorships
- Caregivers
- Refugee Sponsorships
- Humanitarian & Compassionate Grounds
- Provincial Nominee Program
- Protected Person and Convention Refugeee
- Self-employed
- Start-Up Visa
There are three ways to apply for permanent residence through the Caregiver Program:
Caring for Children Pathway– A pathway to permanent residence for caregivers who have provided child care in a home)
1. Caring for People with High Medical Needs Pathway – A pathway to permanent residence for caregivers who have provided care for the elderly or those with disabilities or chronic disease in a health facility or in a home.
2. Live-in Caregiver Program – A pathway to permanent residence for live-in caregivers who are already working in Canada with a Live-in Caregiver Program work permit, as well as caregivers who are approved for their first Live-in Caregiver Program work permit based on an employer’s positive Labour Market Impact Assessment application that was submitted to Service Canada on or before November 30, 2014.