CANADA

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Canada Immigration Information

Canada offers multiple immigration pathways for skilled workers, students, and families. Below is educational information about common programs. Always verify current requirements on official government websites.

πŸ”— Official Government Resources

Express Entry System Overview

Express Entry is Canada's main system for skilled worker immigration. It manages three federal programs and uses a points-based ranking system called the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).

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Federal Skilled Worker (FSW)

For skilled workers with foreign work experience. Requires minimum 1 year work experience, language proficiency (CLB 7+), and education assessment. Official FSW Info β†’

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Federal Skilled Trades (FST)

For workers qualified in skilled trades. Requires job offer or certification, 2 years work experience. Official FST Info β†’

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Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

For those with Canadian work experience. Requires 1 year skilled work in Canada within last 3 years. Official CEC Info β†’

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Provincial Nominee Programs

Province-specific immigration streams. Nomination adds 600 CRS points. Official PNP Info β†’

πŸ“Š Express Entry CRS Factors (Approximate)

Age (20-29 optimal) Up to 110 pts
Education Up to 150 pts
Language (IELTS/CELPIP) Up to 160 pts
Canadian Work Exp Up to 80 pts

Provincial nomination adds 600 points. Use the official CRS calculator to estimate your score.

Study Permits & International Students

Studying in Canada can be a pathway to permanent residence. The study permit allows you to work while studying and may qualify you for post-graduation work permits.

πŸŽ“ Study Permit Key Points

⚠️ Important: Immigration requirements change frequently. The information above is for educational purposes. Always verify current requirements on canada.ca/immigration before making decisions or applications.
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MEXICO

πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ Mexico Visa & Travel Information

Mexico is co-hosting the FIFA World Cup 2026 with matches in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. Visa requirements vary by nationality.

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Mexico Entry Requirements

Requirements vary by nationality

Common Visa Categories

  • Tourist Card (FMM) - For tourism stays up to 180 days
  • Temporary Resident Visa - For stays over 180 days
  • Student Visa - For study programs
  • Work Visa - Requires employer sponsorship
Note: Many nationalities can enter Mexico visa-free. Some countries with valid US, Canada, UK, Schengen, or Japan visas may also qualify for visa-free entry. Check your specific requirements with the nearest Mexican consulate.
PREPARATION

πŸ›‘οΈ Travel Insurance & Preparation

Travel insurance is highly recommended and sometimes required for visa applications. Healthcare costs in Canada can be extremely expensive for uninsured visitors.

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Medical Coverage

Emergency medical coverage of at least $100,000 CAD recommended. Canadian hospital stays can cost thousands per day.

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Trip Protection

Trip cancellation and interruption coverage protects your investment in flights and accommodation.

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Super Visa Requirement

Canada Super Visa requires Canadian medical insurance. Check official requirements.

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Proof of Funds

Many visa applications require proof of settlement funds. Check official requirements for specific amounts.

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FAQ

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How do I start the Canada immigration process? +

The process depends on your eligibility and goals:

  1. Check eligibility on the official IRCC eligibility tool
  2. Take a language test (IELTS, CELPIP, or TEF)
  3. Get education assessed by a designated organization like WES
  4. Create Express Entry profile if eligible
  5. Consider consulting a licensed RCIC for complex cases

This is general information. Your specific situation may require different steps.

What IELTS score do I need? +

Requirements vary by program:

  • Express Entry (FSW): Minimum CLB 7 (IELTS 6.0+ each band)
  • Study Permits: Usually 6.0-6.5 overall (varies by school)
  • Higher scores = more CRS points

Book your test at ielts.org or celpip.ca.

How much does Canada immigration cost? +

Costs vary but typically include (approximate figures - verify on IRCC):

  • Application processing: CAD $1,365+ per adult
  • Right of PR Fee: CAD $515
  • Biometrics: CAD $85
  • Language test: $300-400 USD
  • Education assessment: $200-300 CAD
  • Medical exam: Varies by country
  • Settlement funds: $13,000+ CAD (single applicant)

Fees change regularly. Always check official IRCC fee schedules.

Do I need an immigration lawyer or consultant? +

It's not required but may be helpful for complex cases. If you choose to use one:

This website does not recommend or refer specific consultants or lawyers.

Is this website affiliated with the Canadian government? +

No. This is an independent educational website. We are:

  • ❌ NOT affiliated with IRCC or any government
  • ❌ NOT an immigration consultancy
  • ❌ NOT able to process applications
  • ❌ NOT providing legal or immigration advice

For official information, visit canada.ca/immigration.

How do I get the free resources mentioned on this site? +

Our free educational resources (checklists, guides) are available to users who share this website:

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Resources are educational materials compiled from public information, not professional immigration advice.

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OFFICIAL LINKS

πŸ”— Official Government Resources

Always verify information using these official sources:

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IRCC

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

canada.ca/immigration β†’
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Express Entry

Create profile & check draws

Express Entry Portal β†’
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Mexico INM

Instituto Nacional de MigraciΓ³n

gob.mx/inm β†’
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Find Licensed Consultant

Verify RCIC credentials

college-ic.ca β†’

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