You have to qualify and apply for PR through one of Canada's immigration programs. Being in Canada as a visitor doesn't give you any advantages in this regard and doesn't provide you with a path to PR. You have to apply and qualify using the same processes as someone would from outside of Canada. Details below. Recommend you start by researching the Express Entry program.How can a visitor visa holder get permanent residence in Canada? Any helpful information to share is highly appreciated.
You have to qualify and apply for PR through one of Canada's immigration programs. Being in Canada as a visitor doesn't give you any advantages in this regard and doesn't provide you with a path to PR. You have to apply and qualify using the same processes as someone would from outside of Canada. Details below. Recommend you start by researching the Express Entry program.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html
Thank you Scylla, I have studied the link and considering explore the vocational programs instead, if I complete a vocational program in a career college, can I work legally upon completion and get a PR?You have to qualify and apply for PR through one of Canada's immigration programs. Being in Canada as a visitor doesn't give you any advantages in this regard and doesn't provide you with a path to PR. You have to apply and qualify using the same processes as someone would from outside of Canada. Details below. Recommend you start by researching the Express Entry program.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html
Whether you will be able to work or not after you complete your studies will depend on what school you attend. You can find a complete list of schools in the link below. You will want to attend one that qualifies for a Post Graduate Work Permit.Thank you Scylla, I have studied the link and considering explore the vocational programs instead, if I complete a vocational program in a career college, can I work legally upon completion and get a PR?
Great!, with this I can apply to a PGWP school. Thank you Scylla.Whether you will be able to work or not after you complete your studies will depend on what school you attend. You can find a complete list of schools in the link below. You will want to attend one that qualifies for a Post Graduate Work Permit.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/study-permit/prepare/designated-learning-institutions-list.html
Whether you then qualify for PR will depend on whether you meet the requirements of one of Canada's PR programs.
You do still have to get a study permit. That can be a challenging process.Great!, with this I can apply to a PGWP school. Thank you Scylla.
What is the process in getting a study permit?You do still have to get a study permit. That can be a challenging process.
Everything is on the IRCC web site. Recommend you dedicate more time to researching information there.What is the process in getting a study permit?