What are the options for temporary residence in Canada?

Options for temporary residence in Canada include work permits, study permits, and visitor visas, each with specific eligibility requirements and application procedures.

How can Khan Law assist with temporary residence applications?

Khan Law provides expert assistance with temporary residence applications, including visa and permit applications, and helps navigate the legal requirements and processes.

Temporary residence in Canada

A temporary resident is a foreign national who is legally authorized to enter Canada for temporary purposes. Below are pathways to enter Canada as a visitor, student, or temporary resident permit holder.

Work permit

Work permits are generally required for foreign workers who would like to work in Canada on a temporary basis. There are two types of work permits — open work permits and employer-specific work permits.

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Study permit

Study permits are temporary visas that allow foreign nationals to study at designated learning institutions. They are tied to the duration of an educational program, usually between one and four years.

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Temporary resident permit

A Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) allows people, who are not allowed into Canada immigration regulations, come into the country for a limited amount of time for specific purposes. TRPs can be issued for as long as three years.

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