Application Forms and Guides

Come to Canada temporarily

• Work in Canada
• Study in Canada
• Visit Canada

Immigrate to Canada permanently

• Skilled Worker Class
• Business Class
• Canadian Experience Class
• Provincial Nominees
• Quebec-Selected Skilled Workers
• Quebec-Haiti Humanitarian Sponsorship
• Family Class (parents, grandparents, adopted children and other family members)
• Family class (spouses, partners and dependent children)
• Convention Refugees Abroad and Humanitarian Protected Persons Abroad
• Applying as a Displaced Tibetan Living in the State of Arunachal Pradesh in India
  • Sponsored by a Group of Five
  • Sponsored by a Settlement Organization

Sponsor your family

• Spouse, Common-Law or Conjugal Partner and Dependent Children

Stay in Canada longer

• Applying to change conditions or extend your stay as a:
  • Visitor
  • Student
  • Worker
• Remain in Canada as a Temporary Resident Permit Holder
• Applying for a Work Permit – Student Guide
• Temporary Resident Permit (TRP) and Work Permit for victims of human trafficking

Stay in Canada permanently

• Federal Skilled Worker Class
• Canadian Experience Class
• Protected Persons and Convention Refugees
• Humanitarian and Compassionate Cases
• Live-in Caregiver
• Temporary Resident Permit Holder
• Right of Permanent Residence Fee Loan
• Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class (includes sponsorship forms)

Sponsor your family

• Sponsor a Spouse or Common-Law Partner (includes forms for person being sponsored)
• Sponsor Parents, Grandparents, Adopted Children and Other Relatives
• Financial Evaluation for Sponsorship

Sponsor refugees

• Community Sponsors
• Group of 5
• Joint Assistance Sponsorship
• Sponsorship Agreement Holders and Constituent Groups
• Request for a Refugee Profile
  
  (Don’t know what these mean? Find out more about sponsoring refugees.)

Canadian citizenship

Note: you must be a permanent resident of Canada to apply for Canadian citizenship.
I need to apply for Canadian citizenship for a(n):

• Adult (18 and over)
• Minor (under 18)
• Adopted person

Proof of citizenship (citizenship certificate/card)

• Apply for a new or replacement citizenship certificate/card
• Solemn Declaration Concerning a Citizenship Certificate That Was Lost, Stolen, Destroyed or Never Received

Citizenship status and records

• Search of Citizenship Records
• Renounce Canadian Citizenship (for certain people who acquired citizenship on April 17, 2009) (R7.1)
• Renounce Canadian Citizenship under Subsection 9(1)
• Resume Canadian Citizenship Under Subsections 11(1)
• Request to correct a date of birth for Citizenship