Permanent Residency Card not only ensures the person to live in Canada permanently but also offers her/him to choose any legal work, except for some jobs which are restricted due to security reasons.

1. A land of opportunity and a road to prosperity
Permanent Residency Card

2. A land of opportunity and a road to prosperity, that’s what defines Canada
for many. Living in Canada is a lifelong dream for several people. More
often than not, the people who get the opportunity to get to this land aim to
get a Green Card so as to give permanence to their temporary status.
Owing to its initial green color Permanent Residency Card is widely known
as green card. This card denotes final step of the immigration process after
which a non resident gains the status of permanent resident and is entitled
to all the immigration benefits including residing and working in Canada
After getting the green card one can live the rest of her/his life in the country
and travel freely in the state, provided that she/he doesn’t commit any
offense that would violate Canada immigration law. Any lawful citizen of
Canada. is allowed to apply for a Permanent Residency Card after she/he
has stayed in the country for 5 years but if the person is married to a
Canada national then the period is shortened to 3 years.

3. Various rights are granted to the people who become permanent residents of
the United States. Permanent Residency Card not only ensures the
person to live in Canada permanently but also offers her/him to choose any
legal work, except for some jobs which are restricted due to security
reasons. After receiving the card the person also gets supplementary
security income, social security as well as medical benefits. The Permanent
Residency Card owners are also allowed to own property, business, car
and firearm in Canada. The Toronto law and local jurisdiction also provides
complete protection to these permanent citizens.

4. Although not all the relatives, but the green card ensures the holders to
sponsor their immediate relatives such as spouse, unmarried as well as
married children, brothers and sister. Moreover permanent residents can
also apply for financial aids from the government for educational purpose.
The tuition fee for permanent residents is also reduced four times than the
fee for any nonresident.

5. In order to get a Permanent Residency Card an immigrant usually has to
go through a 3 way process which includes immigrant petition, immigrant
visa availability and immigrant visa adjunction. The Canada Immigration and
Legislation act has stipulated a definite proceeding for obtaining a
permanent resident status. Immigration can be achieved through a family
member or employment or by investing 0.5 to 1 million Canadian dollars.
Diversity lottery and Refugee or Asylum status is another way to
achieve Permanent Residency Card. Sometimes the immigration is also
approved by Director of Central Intelligence.

6. The Department of State issues a monthly Visa Bulletin, which gives the
date for those who have currently applied for immigrant status through
immigrant visas or adjustment of status. Since there is no any quota as such
for the spouses and unmarried children of Canada. citizens, so there is no
waiting period for these applicants and all that is required is just the
processing time. Furthermore, every year, State department conducts an
online lottery winning which 50,000 people get the Permanent Residency
Card.

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