The Canadian immigration process involves determining eligibility, submitting an application under programs like Express Entry or Provincial Nominee Programs, and undergoing medical and background checks. Once approved, you receive a visa or permanent residency status.

If your visa is rejected, you can appeal the decision or reapply. Identify the reason for rejection, address any issues in your application, and provide additional supporting documents to strengthen your case for approval.

Documents typically required for immigration include a valid passport, language proficiency test results, educational credentials, proof of funds, medical examination results, and a clean police clearance certificate.

To apply for Canadian citizenship, you must have permanent resident status, meet residency requirements (3 years out of the last 5 years), pass a citizenship test, and demonstrate proficiency in English or French.

Express Entry is an online system used to manage immigration applications for skilled workers. Applicants create a profile and are ranked based on factors like age, education, language proficiency, and work experience. The highest-ranked candidates receive invitations to apply for permanent residency.