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Canada has 5 different types of permanent resident-PR- applications. They are Skilled Worker Stream, Low-skilled Worker Stream, Business Stream, Family Stream and Protected Persons (Refugee).
1. Skilled Worker Stream
Skilled Worker Class means you can apply for a PR visa with your work experience in a skilled level position for at least a year.
2. Low-skilled Worker Stream
Normally, Canada does not allow entry level / semi-skilled level works to apply for Permanent Resident Visa. However, there are only 2 provinces which accept low skilled worker applications as a permanent resident.
British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program
Alberta Provincial Nominee Program
3. Business Stream
Canada recently cancelled its Federal Investor & Entrepreneur program. However, if you have actively run your own company or have managed more than 5 staffs in a company, you may be eligible to apply for a Permanent Resident Visa through the Provincial Nominee Programs.
4. Family Stream
If you have a spouse or common law partner who is either a Permanent Resident or Canadian Citizen, your spouse/common law partner can sponsor you to become a PR.
If you have a son/daughter who is either a Permanent Resident or Canadian Citizen and his/her income is at a certain level, he/she can sponsor you to become a PR.
5. Protected Persons (Refugee)
If you are afraid of persecution in your country of origin and have a well-founded fear based on nationality, Particular Social Group, Religion, Political Opinion or Race, you may be able to claim a refugee at the port of entry or within Canada.
