Temporary Residence

VISITING — DO YOU NEED A TRV OR ETA?

Are you planning to travel to Canada to visit family, as a tourist, an international student or temporary foreign worker? Are you unsure of the application type for your specific purposes? We can help. From providing initial consultations to assisting with Temporary Resident Visas (TRV), electronic Travel Authorizations (eTA) or other documents, JFP Immigration will ensure your visit to Canada is a smooth process.

There are two types of authorizations required for a visit to Canada:

1. Temporary Resident Visa (TRV): Everyone—except visitors from visa-exempt countries—who enters Canada on a temporary basis must apply for and receive a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV), also known as a Visitor or Tourist Visa. A TRV can be issued for single or multiple entries.

2. Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA): required for applicants from visa-exempt countries. There are exemptions: i.e. citizens of the USA, transit visa holders from certain countries, etc.
JFP Immigration can assist you with determining the right type of application; duration for the intended stay; and the best way to apply for the visa. We can also assist with issues of inadmissibility, proof of financial support (which is required for all TRV applications) or if a medical exam is needed for your application.
JFP Immigration can also assist in bringing the parents and/or grandparents of Canadian citizens or Permanent Residents under the Super Visa Program.

WORKING — COMING TO CANADA AS A TEMPORARY FOREIGN WORKER

Are you interested in travelling to Canada as a temporary foreign worker? You’re not alone, as more than 300,000 temporary foreign workers come to Canada every year.

Most temporary foreign workers with a job offer from a Canadian employer require a Temporary Work Permit. Based on factors such as your profession, skill level and the location of the job in Canada, JFP Immigration determines whether a work permit is necessary, which permit category is most suitable, and evaluates each individual application to streamline the process and maximize your chances of success.

If immigration is your goal, we can advise on combining a Temporary Work Permit with an application for Permanent Residence (dual intent), ensuring your goals and individual circumstances are matched with the best path for work and immigration success.

We offer a comprehensive list of work permit services tailored to each unique situation:

• Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA)
• Open Work Permits (OWP)
• Post-Graduate Work Permits (PGWP)
• Port of Entry Work Permit applications

STUDYING — OUR EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS GUIDE STUDENTS TO THE RIGHT SCHOOL AND PROGRAM

Canada’s education system is consistently ranked one of the best in the world, including its extensive and renowned list of universities, colleges and other specialized learning institutions. Canadian graduates (and post-graduates) are in demand both globally and domestically, working in every field and profession. Canada offers reasonable tuition fees, a safe and comfortable standard of living and a dynamic, multi-cultural population.

JFP Immigration have established relationships with all major Canadian universities and colleges, dedicated to guiding students to the program and school that best matches their abilities and goals. Our goal is to maximize your chances to obtain a study permit in Canada.
JFP immigration helps students with school selection, registration and obtaining the required acceptance confirmation, as well as applying for a Canadian Study Permit.

We also assist with working-while- studying options; co-op work permits; post-graduate work permits; and temporary residence applications for accompanying family members.

JFP Immigration can also help students who wish to become Canadian Permanent Residents.