• Capital city: Ottawa
• Largest city: Toronto
• Official languages: English and French
• Major religion: Christianity
• Currency: 1 Canadian dollar = 100 cents
• Federal parliamentary democracy and constitutional monarchy
• Made up of ten provinces and three territories
• Official head of state is UK monarch (currently Queen Elizabeth II), who appoints a governor general (currently David Johnston)
• Head of government is Prime Minister (currently Justin Trudeau)
• Total landmass of approximately 3,855,100 square miles – the world’s second biggest country
• Main exports: Machinery and equipment, automotive products, minerals such as zinc, uranium, gold, nickel and lead among others, metals and plastics, forestry products, agricultural and fishing products, energy products
• Quebec is world’s largest producer of maple syrup
• Most popular sport: ice hockey, with lacrosse, curling and Canadian football
• Time zone: varies from UTC-3.5 to UTC-8, changing to UTC-2.5 to UTC-7 during summer months

Students VISA is an approval to a passport provided to the students wants to study in different country. Students do not need to obtain the citizenship of the country as it is non-immigrant VISA. Any student wants to study abroad needs to get a student VISA of particular country.

Who can apply for Student VISA?

• Can speak, read and write in English language
• Have been offered a course and program from the educational institution / university / college
• Have enough money support to live in Canada

Work VISA is an approval to passport to a person which allows working in foreign land for a particular period of time. If a person wants to work in the foreign country then he/she have to get Work VISA.

Who can apply for Work VISA?

• The applicant must have good health and don’t have an medical issues.
• Applicant has to prove that he/she will return to the country once his/her work completes and VISA expires.
• The applicant can’t take upon any other work other than work allotted by the employer while applying for the Work VISA.
• Applicant’s should have zero criminal rate.
• Applicant should have enough money to afford the living cost and daily utilities.

Temporary worker visas are for persons who want to enter the United States for employment lasting a fixed period of time, and are not considered permanent or indefinite.

Who can apply for temporary VISA?

• be under 50 years of age
• hold an eligible visa
• have specified evidence when you apply

Someone who has been granted permission to live and work in the Canada on a permanent basis can apply for Permanent VISA. As proof of that status, Canada Citizenship and Immigration Services grants a person a permanent resident card, commonly called a Permanent VISA

Who can apply for Permanent VISA?

• You must have a valid Express Entry Profile Number and Job Seeker Code.
• You must have a minimum score of 60 points on the SINP point assessment grid.
• Your language test result should meet the federal Express Entry language requirements.
• You must have completed post-secondary school or training that is comparable to at least one year of Canadian education. You must have a diploma, certificate, or degree.

Canada family visas are a category of Canada entry and residence authorizations that are issued to those who want to establish a permanent family life with their Canada resident family members.

Who can apply for Family VISA?

• spouse or common-law partner or conjugal partner
• Dependent children under the age of 21
• Dependent parents or grandparents
• A child you adopted outside Canada while you held a Canadian citizenship or PR
• Your brother, sister, niece, nephew, uncle, aunt or other close relatives