Benefits of becoming a Permanent Canadian citizen

Most people often ask what are the disadvantages of moving to Canada indefinitely, so the first thing that comes to mind is that Canada is quite wide with Ten Provinces and Three Territories, what are your rights as to where you have to live. So the first question that comes to your mind is about your entitlement to freedom.

Once you are a permanent citizen in Canada, you are allowed to travel anywhere in Canada for the purpose of being employed, allowing you to move freely around the provinces.

One important consideration when you are expressing interest to move to a particular area of the country is that you must be truthful about staying in that Province,  but subsequently freedom of mobility will allow you to move anywhere you want in Canada.

So it’s very important to get it right from the beginning, but freedom of mobility is an important consideration and once you become a Canadian permanent resident you can move freely anywhere in Canada if it’s done properly.

One thing that clearly matters once you become a permanent Canadian citizen is that you have access to universal health care coverage. For most people, when you decide to apply with universal health care benefits, there's a question.

There is no waiting period, there’s no period that you have to acclimatize and wait in these six provinces which include Alberta, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland Labrador.

However, in the remaining four provinces there is a waiting period, and generally it’s three months so we often encourage individuals to have insurances with third party providers in place.

One of the most important benefits of becoming a Canadian permanent resident is the right to become a Canadian citizen, and Naturalization is a period of residency that one can then apply for Canadian citizenship.

Another important consideration in becoming a Canadian permanent resident is the quality of life that Canada offers over so many other countries.

In addition, in the most recent report, the rankings of the U.S. News and World Report are focused on many different categories such as the index of quality of life and, for 2018, Canada no surprise is ranked among the top. There's also a rating for defense, citizenship etc.

If you are in the age group of 25 to 55, employment will be an important consideration. The good news obviously is that Canada offers excellent economic performance.

It’s interesting to know that 71% of newcomers to Canada have a higher percent employment rate when looking at the past five years, and this is an age group of 25 to 54.

More than 300,000 immigrants will be admitted to Canada and this trend of increased numbers is expected to continue well into the coming three years. The Canadian government has forecasted that well over 1 million newcomers will be admitted to Canada as permanent Canadian residents by 2022.

Therefore, in all, these are the specific advantages of becoming a permanent Canadian citizen, with the number one quality of life and other rewards of an excellent job market.