CareGiver Program
Canada, as a popular immigration destination, offers several permanent residence programs that attract immigrants from around the world. But Canada also hosts temporary residents, such as those who come to work, study, or to visit for an appropriate period of time. There is a long history of caregivers being accepted into Canada as part of its economy and culture. Canada acknowledges the vital work done by caregivers - those who provide support to children, senior citizens, and others in need of care.
One of the reasons that Canada's immigration system is so successful is that it is constantly seeking to modernize its policies and programs. For this reason, Canada manages specific programs that assist caregivers in finding work and obtaining permanent positions. Unlike any other Canadian Immigration Program, the Caregiver Program allows foreign nationals to come as workers who will have a distinct path towards permanent residence. Recently, the Canada has reformed its pathways for caregivers seeking permanent residence, The government offers two immigration programs specifically designed for caregivers. Both of these programs were launched in June 2019 following the termination of the Interim Pathway for Caregivers.
Home Child Care Program
The Home Child Care Provider Pilot is designed to provide temporary work permits to workers with experience as Home Child Care Providers. This is a five-year program that entitles caregivers to migrate to Canada and live with their family members. Once they complete the program, caregivers can apply for permanent residency. Read More ...
The program accepts a maximum of 2,750 principal applicants per year, and applicants must meet the following criteria to apply for permanent residence:
Professionals under this category may be any of the following:
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This program is for professionals who have experience providing patient care to seniors, those with disabilities, and those recovering from illness or undergoing medical treatment. This program allows the caregiver to live at the employer's residence and requires care to be provided at the household of the employer. Read More ...
A caregiver can work for a home health agency, a private household or be self-employed. A housekeeper needs to perform all aspects of housekeeping. The program opened to applications on June 18th, 2019, and a maximum of 2,750 applicants and their immediate families will be accepted each year. Following Professionals are eligible for this program:
To qualify as a Home Support Worker Pilot, the following requirements must be met:
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Depending on conditions, a stay may be restricted to a particular length of time. Citizens of certain countries might also have to provide biometric information in order to confirm identity, to review past criminal histories, or to resolve previous challenges with Canadian immigration.
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Documents Required
Canada Visa documentation is a significant part of the application process. Below are some examples of the documents that may be required to apply for a visa. Documents below do not represent a complete list of all documents required and are subject to change. Nonetheless, they are a provisional set of documents which are predicted to be required when applying for a Canada Visa.
