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  Provincial Nomination Program.   One way to speed up the process of immigration to Toronto is through the Provincial Nomination Program (PNP). The PNP consists of partnerships between the Government of Canada and provincial governments to select individuals who wish to immigrate to Canada and settle in that particular province.  Most provinces in Canada have agreements in place to participate in this program. Under the terms of these agreements, provinces may nominate applicants who are in occupations in high demand, or who will otherwise make important contributions to the province. To immigrate to Canada under the PNP, an individual must first apply for a Provincial Nomination Certificate to the provincial government where they would like to reside. Each province has different requirements based on its particular needs. To learn more about each province's requirements, click here. After receiving the Provincial Nomination Certificate, an individual then must apply for a Canad

  Welcome to the Monster guide to Canadian immigration , courtesy of our Canadian Immigration expert David Cohen. Moving to a new country is an exciting and somewhat intimidating process. This guide is aimed to help you understand the process in place for you to live and work in Canada.  There are two main paths to Canada. One way is to obtain a permanent residence visa. The other way is to come to Canada on a temporary work permit. What does it mean to be a Canadian Permanent Resident? Once you are issued a Canadian Immigration Visa for permanent residency , you have most of the same rights and obligations as Canadian citizens.  As the name suggests, you may hold this status indefinitely, so long as you accumulate 2 years of residency days in each 5 year period. After 3 years of Canadian residency, you may apply for Canadian citizenship. Canada recognizes dual citizenship, so you do not have to give up your current passport.  There are a few differences in practice between permanent r