Canadian humanitarian residency

Canadian humanitarian residency:

This program, introduced under the title of humanitarian cases and abbreviated as C & H, is for those people who suffer from very difficult and exhausting living conditions in their country or lack any legal documents and intend to obtain residency. It is considered to have permanent residence in Canada.

How is the applicant eligible to receive permanent residence in Canada?

If the person has a family relationship in Canada.

If the person is employed in Canada and still does not have a work permit in this country.

If a person studies in Canada without a permit.

If a person does voluntary work.

If the person has improved his language proficiency.

If a person has invested in Canada in the form of buying property or bank savings.

If a person has social affiliation to Canada through his country.

Who has higher chance of admission in C & H field?

The highest percentage of case acceptance can be pointed out to people who first entered Canada legally and then were forced to leave this country for reasons such as the expiration of their visas.

In fact, these people entered Canada legally at first, and due to the excruciating difficulties, they are not able to enter and continue living in their country.

Is the existence of difficult and excruciating conditions the reason approved by the Canadian Immigration Department to accept these applicants?

In fact, the vast majority of such cases are reviewed based on the severity of the person’s face
Returning to his country will be faced with it. Also, the existence of difficult social and economic conditions is one of the most important factors for the acceptance of C&H applicants by the Canadian Immigration Organization.

Who is eligible to receive permanent residence in Canada according to the humanitarian program:

This program is the last way for the applicant to continue staying in this country and in a way form this type
The cases are the Canadian government’s submission of appeals in such a way as to consider the exceptions in relation to these people.

A person based in Canada can file a C&H case if:

Have foreign citizenship and be a resident of Canada.

There is a need to include exceptions in relation to IRPA (Refugee Protection and Immigration Act).

Convincing the Canadian immigration office that you will face very difficult living conditions if you leave this country.

Also, the person is not eligible to receive permanent residence in this country through other programs

How a person connects to his country, including: the length of stay in his country, the person’s ability to speak the language and carry on a conversation, the number of times he returns to his country, and the number of family members remaining in the country of origin.
How to connect a person to his family members

How to address the residence status of the person and each of his family members
How to address the residence status of a person at the time of marriage or having children and so on.
How is the last title of the person’s residence status and the reason for the loss of these titles

Having a person’s dependence on family members such as: children, spouse, parents, etc. Under completely continuous conditions and not only because of living conditions with the said person
The place of residence of the dependents of the applicant, especially the children, having any previous history
The level of psychological and emotional support of the person in relation to the family, having the possibility of family members living in a country other than the country of origin and the country of Canada, the possible psychological effects on the family and especially the children in case of rejection of the petitioner’s case by the Canadian Immigration Organization

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