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Skilled workers who want permanent residence through one of Canada's three federal economic programs.

Skilled workers with foreign work experience who want to immigrate permanently to Canada.

People with recent skilled work experience gained in Canada who want permanent residence.

Qualified people in skilled trades (e.g. electricians, welders, chefs) seeking permanent residence.

Workers nominated by a province or territory to meet local labour needs and become permanent residents.

Skilled workers selected by Quebec under its own points system to settle permanently in the province.

Quebec graduates and temporary workers already in the province who want permanent residence.

Skilled workers and graduates with a job offer from a designated employer in Atlantic Canada.

Skilled workers with a job offer in a participating rural community seeking permanent residence.

French-speaking skilled workers with a job offer in a francophone minority community outside Quebec.

Home child-care and home-support workers seeking permanent residence on arrival.

Experienced workers in meat processing, mushroom/greenhouse production and livestock seeking PR.

Entrepreneurs with an innovative business idea backed by a designated Canadian investor or incubator.

People with relevant experience in cultural activities or athletics who can be self-employed in Canada.

International students accepted to a Canadian designated learning institution.

Graduates of eligible Canadian programs who want Canadian work experience after studying.

Foreign workers with a Canadian job offer supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment.

Foreign workers whose job is LMIA-exempt under trade deals or Canadian-interest categories.

Executives, managers or specialized-knowledge staff transferring to a Canadian branch of their employer.

Young people from countries with a youth-mobility agreement who want to travel and work in Canada.

Spouses, common-law or conjugal partners of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

Canadian citizens or permanent residents sponsoring their dependent children for PR.

Canadians and permanent residents sponsoring their parents or grandparents for permanent residence.

Parents and grandparents of Canadians who want long, multiple-entry visits without sponsorship.

Visa-required nationals visiting Canada for tourism, family or short business.

Visa-exempt foreign nationals flying to or transiting through Canada.

People who are inadmissible but have a compelling reason to enter or stay in Canada.

People in or arriving in Canada who fear persecution or face risk if returned home.

Refugees abroad resettled to Canada by the government, private sponsors or both.

People without another route who have exceptional humanitarian grounds to stay in Canada.

Permanent residents who need to prove their status and re-enter Canada by commercial transport.

Permanent residents who have lived in Canada long enough to naturalize as citizens.