Canada Permanent Residence offers a status allowing people to live in Canada permanently with no time limits, enabling them to settle in Canada and build a life in Canada. As a permanent resident, individuals gain rights to work in Canada, study in Canada, and access healthcare and social benefits, though they cannot vote or hold office. Managed by the Government of Canada via IRCC, this status comes with a PR card for travel and re-enter Canada. Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria through programs like Express Entry or the Federal Skilled Worker Program, involving points for skills and experience, with fees and self-support proof required. Immigration in Canada pathways include PR pathway Canada options like the Provincial Nominee Program for local needs, family sponsorship, and refugee support, each with unique application process steps. A permanent resident visa serves as the entry ticket post-permanent resident application, stamped in passports for initial entry, with confirmation of permanent residence finalizing permanent resident status. Living in Canada as a permanent resident allows freedom to move anywhere in Canada, start businesses, and, after Canada for at least two of five years meeting residency obligation, pursue Canadian citizenship, benefiting families like spouse or common-law partner.