Find your path to Canada.
Clear information, practical tools and access to experienced Canadian immigration lawyers, all in one place.
Free to explore your options — no obligation.
Backed by Cohen Immigration Law · since 1976
Program spotlight
Canadian citizenship may run in your family.
If you have a Canadian parent, grandparent or earlier ancestor, changes to Canadian law may affect you. Start with a short eligibility check and get a clearer picture of your next step.
How the eligibility check works
- 01Tell us about your ancestor
Start with what you know about your Canadian family history.
- 02Understand the possibility
See whether citizenship by descent may be relevant to you.
- 03Choose how to proceed
Continue independently or ask an experienced lawyer for help.
Every path, easier to understand.
Start with your goal. We’ll point you toward the programs, tools and professional help that fit.
Citizenship
Citizenship by descent, proof of citizenship and naturalization.
Explore optionsPermanent residence
Express Entry, provincial programs and permanent residence.
Explore optionsWork
Work permits, LMIA pathways and international mobility.
Explore optionsFamily sponsorship
Options for spouses, partners, parents and grandparents.
Explore optionsBusiness
Entrepreneur, investor and business immigration programs.
Explore optionsInadmissibility
Learn how our law firm can help you overcome criminal and medical inadmissibility issues.
Explore options
Bank in Canada
Whether you have moved here to stay, or you are coming as a temporary worker or an international student, let TD help you make an easy transition to banking in Canada.
Free tools to plan your move.
Check your eligibility, compare programs and estimate timelines with the calculators newcomers rely on most.
Expertise behind CanadaVisa
Real immigration experience behind the information.
CanadaVisa combines plain-language resources and practical tools with insight informed by Cohen Immigration Law, Canadian immigration counsel since 1976.
What’s changing in Canada.
Cohen Immigration Law publishes CanadaVisa.com (est. 1994) and CICNews (est. 1996) — among the most-read independent sources on Canadian immigration.
Cohen Immigration Law is a member of
