Getting a permanent resident status in Canada is the dream of many people. There is an endless number of Indians who are living in Canada but don’t have a permanent resident status for Canada. There are certain eligibility criteria to fulfill if someone actually wants permanent resident status for Canada. Before we give you insight into the procedure for Canada PR, we would like to share with you some outstanding benefits of having Permanent resident status.

Here are the benefits of being a permanent resident of Canada;

Education– if you are a permanent resident of Canada, you are eligible to get free education for your children up to 18-year-old in the Canadian public education system. You also get a heavy deduction in the tuition fee of the university. Here you need to know that the Canada education system is considered one of the best education systems of the world.

Heath care– having permanent resident status, you are eligible to have health care coverage. The federal legislation governs Medicare. You get unprecedented benefits of Canada’s health if you have a permanent resident status of Canada. You get big relief in the cost of medical service, hospital fees, even in an emergency situation.  

Taxes– being a permanent resident of Canada, you have to pay tax at the federal, municipal, and provincial levels. The income tax will be imposed on the basis of residency rather than citizenship. You will ultimately get some sort of relief in the tax as a permanent resident of Canada.

This is why the people living in Canada want to have a permanent resident status for Canada. But at the same time, the applications need to fall under the criteria to end up getting a permanent residency visa for Canada.

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To learn about the eligibility criteria, the applicants can visit https://www.shreenaoverseas.com. Here we have explained the procedure for PR in detail. Meanwhile, you are supposed to come up with many queries that can be asked directly with our consultants.

The consultants do not only help you aware of the eligibility criteria but help you to provide a permanent residency visa for Canada. In simple terms, we at Shreena Overseas help you accomplish your ultimate dream of getting the permanent resident status of Canada.

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