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Minister Diane Finley and Governor General Michaëlle Jean congratulate new citizen Vincent Robert Dobson at a ceremony marking the 60th anniversary of Canadian citizenship.
 Celebrate 60 years of Canadian citizenship
This year, we will reflect on how far Canada has come in these past 60 years—and what Canadian Citizenship means to us.
Questions on Citizenship?
Recent media reports, and the need to have a passport to fly to the U.S., have put Canadian citizenship issues in the spotlight. CIC has created a dedicated unit at our call centre for you to contact if you have questions about citizenship issues.
Contact the CIC Call Centre at 1-888-242-2100. You can also find more information about citizenship on this website.
Statement by the Minister on citizenship issues
U.S. Requires Passports for Canadian Citizens
The U.S.’s Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) requires all travellers, including Canadians, to carry a valid passport or other approved secure document when travelling to the United States. Read more information about the WHTI and how it affects Canadians.
Temporary Foreign Worker: Guide for Employers
This guide, designed specifically for employers seeking to hire temporary foreign workers takes the employer through a step-by-step approach on the application process.
Off-Campus Work Permits for Foreign Students
Foreign students studying in Canada can now apply for off-campus work permits. Read the frequently asked questions to see if you qualify and download an application package.
Skilled Workers
Learn how your skills and education may help you come to Canada. New simplified application process as of September 1, 2006.
Business
Immigration
If you have experience running or investing in businesses, you may
qualify to come to Canada. New simplified application process as of September 1, 2006.
Provincial
Nomination
Most Canadian provinces have programs that encourage immigrants
to settle in those provinces and benefit their economies. Learn
about settling in one of Canada’s provinces as a provincial
nominee.
Francophone
Immigration
Learn about initiatives to help encourage immigration to Francophone
minority communities in Canada.
Immigration and
Working in Canada
Canada offers many opportunities for new immigrants. Find out what
the Government of Canada is doing to help newcomers succeed.
Immigration Representatives
Do you know who may represent you?
Community Involvement
Communities across Canada play an important role in settling immigrants and
refugees. Find out more about settlement partners and services.
Read Citizenship and Immigration Canada’s statistical newsletter. |
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