Canada is a “Nation of Immigrants”, because all Canadians, except the First Peoples, share common immigrant origins. Today, Canada is still home to immigrants from every part of the world. Each year, more than 225,000 new immigrants come to Canada. The majority are Asians, Africans, South Americans, and Central Americans. Many different cultural and ethnic groups live and work together in harmony and tolerance. All Canadians are proud of their multicultural heritage.

The Canada's immigration selection is a cumbersome and nor transparent process. The Immigration Act and the Regulations, and the Immigration Policies change frequently. Not everyone does need a consultant; however, some excellent applicants have been refused. You will undoubtedly improve your chances and will gain the full benefit with the assistance of our Senior Immigration Experts. The Senior Immigration Experts of CAC Inc. have possessed specialized immigration knowledge, plentiful immigration experience, adept immigration skills; have done long-term, systematic, and deep tracing, analyzing, and studying of Canada Immigration Law, Immigration Act and Regulations, the most recent Immigration Policies, Immigration Officers' Processing Procedure and the Standard of Examination and Approval, especially the Waiver of Immigration Interview at what kind of conditions and the Interview Questions. We will represent you and support your application to ensure fairness and a proper decision is made. We will assist and guide you through every step of the immigration process until you have your immigration visa. This includes determining the best immigration category, best occupation and alternate occupations, the best Immigration Processing Post for your particular application, preparing and presenting your immigration application in the best professional way, personally discussing your selection interview - both before and after the interview, ensuring the proper police certificates and medical reports are completed properly, following up to ensure no time is lost in the process. We will provide you with 36 settlements after you land in Canada. Most importantly, we will tell you the truth. With the assistance of CAC Inc., a professional establishment committed to serving you with sincerity and devotion, your aspiration of immigrating to Canada becomes reality! CAC Inc. is your professional guide to successfully immigrating to Canada! CAC Inc. is your trustworthy friend who helps you build your glorious future in Canada! CAC Inc. is your best and wisest choice in immigration to Canada!

Generally speaking, immigrant visas are valid for 6-11 months from the date of issuance. Immigrant visas cannot be extended once issued. If applicants do not use them within their validity, they must reapply for immigration to Canada.

In Canada, people who want to work in regulated occupations need to obtain a license from a provincial regulatory body. Licensing requirements include education from a recognized school, Canadian work experience, and completion of a technical exam. Final assessment by the provincial authority can only be done after you are in Canada with permanent resident status.

Following landing in Canada, immigrants may leave and re-enter Canada if they spend less than 6 months in any 12-month period outside Canada. Otherwise, they will require a Returning Resident Permit to re-enter Canada. For more information about Returning Resident Permit, please contact our Headquarters Office.

What Are the Rights and Obligations as a Permanent Resident?

You and your dependents have the right to live, study, and work for as long as you remain permanent residents in Canada, and are entitled to most social benefits accorded to Canadian citizens. When you have met citizenship requirements, you may apply for Canadian citizenship and a Canadian passport. There are a few limitations on permanent residents: (a) You cannot vote in certain elections; (b) You may be ineligible for certain jobs requiring high-level security clearances; and (c) As a permanent resident, you also have the same legal obligations as Canadian citizens, such as paying taxes and respecting other laws.

You remain a permanent resident until you become a Canadian citizen or abandon Canada as your place of residence. Short term vacation and business trips outside Canada will not normally affect your permanent resident status. However, if you have frequent and/or lengthy absences from Canada, you may be considered to have abandoned Canada and will lose your permanent resident status. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.