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A strong economy over the years has led the government to develop some of the best social Welfare programs in the world.The citizens and landed Immigrants have equal rights.Every year Canada accepts about 2,50,000 new immigrants.
Free Medical Services : All Canadian citizens and landed immigrants of Canada have free medical Coverage.Canadians enjoy one of the highest life exoectancies in the world at 75 years.
Education: Education upto grade 13 (grade 12 in some provinces) is free.University and College education is highly subsidized for Canadian Citizens and landed immigrants.
UIC(Unemployment Insurance): Any individual,who has worked for a minimum of 20 weeks and thereafter gets unemployed,is entitled to 60% of last wages drawn. Welfare: A person having tried for a job is not able to find one and is unable to support himself,is Entitled to a welfare allowance from the government. Pension Plans: The Canada Pension plan (Retirement Pension) is a ,monthly payment to people who have contributed to Canada Pension Plan and who are at least Geography
Canada consists of 10 provinces and three territories:
| 1. British Columbia |
8. New Brunswick |
| 2. Alberta |
9. Price Edward Island |
| 3. Saskatchewan |
10. Newfoundland |
| 4. Manitoba |
11. Yukon Territories |
| 5. Ontario |
12. Nunavit Territories |
| 6. Quebec |
13. Northwestern Territories |
| 7. Nova Scotia |
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Business and Industry - Canada's unemployment rate has been declined since 1976. Thousands of jobs are created every year in various fields
- Among all G-8 nations, Canada has the lowest taxes in the corporate sector
- Canada encourages and provides unlimited opportunities in the natural resources, manufacturing, construction, import / export, commerce, high-tech, and service Industry
- Canada has relatively easier access to markets in USA and Mexico through North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Multiculturalism
Canada encourages immigrants to maintain their unique cultures. Canada is a country that is very proud of its diverse cultures that are able to live together in peaceful society.
Rights & Obligation of Permanent Residents
Canadian Immigration Law defines 'Permanent Residents' are individuals who in tend on residing in Canada on a permanent basis.
Rights and Obligations
People who obtained Canadian permanent residence status have the rights to live, work, and study in Canada. Permanent Residents are entitled to most social benefits. However, there are also obligations that need to be done: paying taxes, obeying laws, etc. If you or your dependent commits a serious crime in Canada, you or your dependent can be deported from Canada.
It is important to remember that permanent residence status could be lost if you or your dependent abandon Canada as your place of residence. In order to maintain your status, you and your dependent must be physically present in Canada for two years out of five years.
Below are the lists of a number of ways to apply for the permanent residence status in Canada:
1. Skilled Worker Class Immigration (Independent)
2. Business Class Immigration
3. Family Class Immigration Sponsorship |
