Honest answers to the most common questions our clients ask before starting their journey.
Have questions about your immigration journey? You're not alone. Below are answers to the most common questions we receive from clients just like you from visa types to eligibility and processing times. Our goal is to help you move forward with clarity and confidence.
The fastest way to immigrate to Canada and most popular immigration program is through the Express entry system. Candidates who immigrate through this system can get their permanent residence status as soon as six months. Contact us to know more.
Yes. Individual without a graduate degree can travel to Canada. The main requirement to visit Canada or other country is a valid passport and travel documents. In addition, you have to demonstrate ties to your home country and that you intend to leave the country at the end of your visit.
The fastest way to travel from Nigeria to Canada is by flight which cost about $1,900.00. There is no land connection between Nigeria and Canada.
A processing time for visa can take up to 30 days or more, depending on the type of application submitted, the volume of applications received and whether the application is properly completed.
Yes. Tradesmen and people in that category can travel to Canada and work there, but they need to obtain a work permit and/or, a temporary resident visa (eTA) to enter the country. The work permit allows them to work legally, but it does not automatically grant entry into Canada.
Every visa has some conditions attached to it.
- Default stay can remain in Canada for up to 6 months per entry.
- Custom Duration the border officer can extend or reduce duration of stay and also notes that in the passport or visitor record.
- No stamp? If no stamp in your passport, you're authorized to stay for 6 months from your arrival date until the earliest expiry date of either your passport or biometric.
- Super Visa Exception: the holders are permitted up to a 5 year stay per entry.
- Some travelers only need an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) when arriving by air. Other must apply for a full visitor visa even just to transit through a Canada airport.
