Deciding to apply for permanent residence in Canada
is a big decision. There are other factors to consider
when you are thinking about coming to Canada.
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Application Fees
There are several fees you will have to pay when
applying as a skilled worker:
- The processing fee required with your
application.
- The right of permanent residence fee
required if your application is successful.
- Additional fees which may be required.
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Funds Required to Settle in Canada
You must prove that you have enough money to
support yourself and your dependants for at
least six months after you arrive in Canada. |
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Medical Examinations
You will have to have a medical examination in
order to come to Canada. Your dependent children
must also have a medical examination, even if
they are not coming to Canada with you. Learn
more about:
- Health requirements for you and your
dependants.
- Where to locate a designated medical
practitioner.
- Medical examination procedures.
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Police Certificates
You and your dependants may have to provide
police certificates when you submit your
application for permanent residence. To find out
if you need a police certificate from a country
in which you lived for six months or longer,
consult the Country Procedures for Obtaining
Police Certificates. |
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Whether you need to hire someone to
represent you
It is not necessary to hire a
consultant to assist you with your immigration
application. The process is simple and easy to
follow. All the forms and information you need
are available here. Learn more about:
- Specific conditions that apply
only if you do decide to hire an
agent or a consultant.
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Choosing a destination in Canada
Canada is a large country with
differences between the cities, provinces and
regions. You should think about the differences
in living conditions and work opportunities in
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