So.....You want to move to Canada? Here's what you should know.
- Lola Oduwole

- Aug 14
- 2 min read
1. Why Canadians Are Welcoming You

2. Immigration vs. Relocation: What’s the Difference?
Immigration = Permanent move, pathway to citizenship.
Relocation = Temporary move (work, study, assignment).
Temporary Residency = Visitor, student, or work permits.
Permanent Residency (PR) = Express Entry, Provincial Nominee, Family Sponsorship, Refugees.
3. Pathways to Canada
A. Temporary Residency
Visitor Visa (TRV) – up to 6 months, no work.
Study Permit – attend a Canadian school/university, may allow part-time work.
Work Permits – employer-sponsored (LMIA), intra-company transfer, or open permits for spouses.
🔗 Apply for a Visitor Visa (IRCC)
🔗 Work in Canada – Permits & Programs
B. Permanent Residency (PR)
Express Entry (Federal Skilled Worker, Skilled Trades, Canadian Experience Class).
Proof of funds for 2025:
1 person: $14,690 CAD
2 people: $18,288 CAD
3 people: $22,483 CAD
(up to 7+) → $38,875 CAD
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) – provinces nominate skilled workers.
Family Sponsorship – for spouses, common-law partners, dependent children, parents, grandparents.
Start-up Visa – for entrepreneurs with investor backing.
🔗 Express Entry Overview
🔗 Proof of Funds Chart (IRCC)
4. The Steps to Take
Choose your path – work, study, or permanent move.
Check eligibility – score calculators for Express Entry, or employer sponsorship for work permits.
Gather documents – passport, education, language test (IELTS/CELPIP), proof of funds.
Apply online through IRCC.
Wait for Invitation / Decision – PR invitations take months; visitor/work permits may be faster.
Prepare for Arrival – find housing, health insurance, schooling if needed.
Land & Register – apply for SIN (Social Insurance Number), health card, driver’s license.
5. Why Work with Us
Licensed in Ontario & BC — coast to coast support.
Broker & strategist with years of immigration housing experience.
Can help you find housing, rentals, or investment properties while you transition.
Compassionate guidance if you’re relocating due to climate, politics, or lifestyle choices.
“Let’s talk about your move to Canada.”





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