Humanitarian programs
How to move to Canada in 2024?
In this material, we have tried to carefully answer
all the questions that you may have
In this material, we have tried to carefully answer
all the questions that you may have
There are several ways to move to and live in Canada:
- Get a minimum required score Express Entry
- Immigrate to Canada through education
- Provincial immigration programs
- Five-Year Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot
- Humanitarian immigration programs
- Family Sponsorship
Humanitarian programs
Humanitarian immigration programs provide the opportunity to apply for permanent resident status in Canada on the basis of an exemption from the requirements for immigration. Humanitarian immigration program applications are based on circumstances where the applicant has a compelling reason to live permanently in Canada and not in their country of citizenship or permanent residence because, for example, it would endanger their physical/mental health or life.
The humanitarian program should not be confused with the refugee program, one of the criteria of which is to avoid political or other persecution in the country of citizenship or residence. Very often, the humanitarian program is used by elderly parents whose children and grandchildren are residents of Canada and who have no family, financial or other ties to their country of citizenship/residence. It is also used by people who have received a negative decision on their refugee status application.
Humanitarian immigration programs provide the opportunity to apply for permanent resident status in Canada on the basis of an exemption from the requirements for immigration. Humanitarian immigration program applications are based on circumstances where the applicant has a compelling reason to live permanently in Canada and not in their country of citizenship or permanent residence because, for example, it would endanger their physical/mental health or life.
The humanitarian program should not be confused with the refugee program, one of the criteria of which is to avoid political or other persecution in the country of citizenship or residence. Very often, the humanitarian program is used by elderly parents whose children and grandchildren are residents of Canada and who have no family, financial or other ties to their country of citizenship/residence. It is also used by people who have received a negative decision on their refugee status application.
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