How do I become a Canadian Citizen?

You must be physically present in Canada as a permanent resident for 1,095 days (3 years) within the five (5) years immediately before applying for citizenship. You may be able to use some of your time spent in Canada as a temporary resident or protected person towards your physical presence calculation.

Contact us to learn about immigration streams for Permanent Residence in Canada. Once you become a Permanent resident you will then need to meet the requirements to later apply for Canadian Citizenship.

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What or where should I study in Canada?

There are over 100 colleges and universities in Canada. You want to ensure that you choose the one that is not only the best fit for you, but also one that is a designated learning institution that qualifies you to work in Canada after graduation.

Not all designated learning institutions make you eligible for the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program.

Contact us or book an Academic Advising Consultation to have your questions answered and to get cost-saving tools.

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Where should I live in Canada?

When it comes to diversity, Canada has everything you need to feel at home among so many nationalities. Check out our blog on the top reasons on why you should come to Canada.

Choose from 10 stunning provinces and 3 territories. From the Rockies out west to the Maritimes in the east, you can choose which city that’s right for you. There is so much to discover in this beautiful nation. We will explore each of these gems in blog posts so stay tuned! Contact us to discuss.

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Where should I work in Canada?

Find out if you can apply and how to apply to work in Canada as a temporary worker, business person, and student. There are many places to work in Canada. Contact us to to receive the right tools and guidance on how to successfully find a job. We can help you find jobs, apply, and refine your resume to appeal to Canadian employers.