Canadian citizens (and French citizens) who are looking to move to Canada permanently but are unable to visit a visa office in person now have the opportunity to apply online. This new development in the Canadian immigration system makes it easier than ever for European citizens to move to Canada, with faster processing times and more flexibility than you would get from applying through an embassy or consulate. Applicants can use this new service if they have either work experience in Canada or family members already living in the country who can sponsor them. CANADA VISA ONLINE FOR FRENCH CITIZENS
Steps to Follow
Follow these steps in order to obtain a Canada visa online. First, go to the CIC site and fill out an electronic application: Complete your personal information – name, address, country of citizenship, and so on – as well as your family information if you have any. Select what kind of services you need: work permit, study permit, or travel document (if it’s expired). Then choose where you will apply from and what type of service you want (single entry or multiple entries). You can also find a list of countries that do not require an invitation letter or an application form. Next place an order after entering your information such as payment method and other details related to payment.
Determine if you are eligible
If you’re a French citizen looking to obtain a Canadian visa, here are some basic facts that you need to know. To begin with, Canadian immigration is divided into three separate categories: family class; economic class; and refugee class. You must be eligible under one of these classes in order to qualify for a Canadian visa. If you want to determine whether or not you meet the criteria, it’s important that you speak with an accredited immigration consultant who can help assess your specific situation and provide detailed information on how and where to get started. And don’t worry about being overwhelmed by too much information—the professional should outline your options in plain English so that there are no surprises down the road! CANADA VISA APPLICATION FROM FRANCE
Check your English proficiency
In order to qualify for a Canada visa online, you’ll need to have at least a high school level of English proficiency. Canada points their international immigration applications toward people who have strong skills in both speaking and writing, so make sure your grammar is on point when you apply. CIC (Citizenship and Immigration Canada) doesn’t just require that your English be excellent; they also want it to be modern. Read up on Canadian culture, news, and current events before applying. You can find many useful publications in English all over Europe as well as in some bookstores around Montreal and Toronto. Alternatively, working with an expert or agency specializing in immigration services will ensure you’re submitting an application for CIC will approve – without having to study!
Understand the fee structure
You’ll need to pay a fee when you apply for your visa. You can find an overview of fees and payment methods here. This overview doesn’t include all consulates, so make sure to check with your local consulate. The information on their websites is regularly updated, and they may have changed their procedures since we last checked. Keep in mind that you will also have to pay separate fees related to different services that are available at Canadian embassies or consulates (for example, passport photos). These can be paid in cash or by card during your appointment, but only if you made arrangements ahead of time—don’t wait until you arrive at an embassy or consulate before getting these payments in order.
Apply online
Citizenship and Immigration Canada offers a number of ways to apply for a visa, including through your computer. You can complete an online application by visiting their website. The process is fairly straightforward; you’ll create an account on their online system, pay a fee and upload any supporting documents you may need. You’ll also have to book an appointment at one of CIC’s application centers if you’re planning on applying in person rather than online. In either case, check out Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s website to learn more about how you can become a permanent resident of Canada.
Wait for an email from Global Affairs Canada
If you have a Canadian job offer and you are a citizen of France, get in touch with Global Affairs Canada. You will be given an immigration consultant to help you begin your application. Your immigration consultant will contact you and provide instructions on how to make your application through GCKey, an online web portal. The immigration consultant may ask you questions about how long you’ve been working in Canada and what type of work you do there. He or she may also want information on other family members who could come with you to Canada if they meet certain criteria (for example, children under age 22). All applications are considered individually by Canadian officials; it is impossible to say when or if an application will be approved.
Book an appointment at a visa application center
Now that you’ve taken the time to learn more about what your life in Canada would look like, it’s time to take action. Book an appointment at a visa application center and be prepared to submit forms and pay fees in order to move forward with your Canadian permanent residency application. Keep in mind, that you may also need some supporting documents depending on your situation. The required documents differ depending on whether or not you’re a qualified job seeker or if you want to apply as a family member of someone already living in Canada. For example, spousal sponsorship requires proof of marriage such as a marriage certificate and photo IDs showing both partners are over 18 years old.