The Canadian government has announced a new, temporary program to grant permanent residency to work permit holders.

According to an official announcement, the program is set to be implemented over the next two years and will include up to 33,000 people currently working in Canada.

According to government officials, the main goal of the program is to attract workers with strong ties to the community and people who contribute to the country's economic growth, especially in local communities and areas with labor shortages.

This measure is part of the government's effort to respond to the needs of the labor market and stabilize the working population in critical sectors of the economy, including health, construction, education and public services.

The Canadian government also announced that this program is a continuation of previous programs to facilitate the path to permanent residence for foreign workers,

but it will be different from the famous (TR to PR) program.

According to experts, the new plan is likely to include groups with work experience in Canada, annual tax payments, and ongoing social participation.

Although the technical details and exact conditions of the eligible candidates have not yet been released, the government is expected to announce the registration process and required documents in the coming months.

In this regard, immigration experts recommend that applicants start preparing their documents now. Including:

Having a formal job with payment through the Payroll system

Providing translated educational documents

Registering and paying annual taxes

Preparing an educational or work resume (Curriculum)

Preparing valid identity and residence documents

This plan, which is considered one of the largest permanent residence routes for temporary workers, can be an important opportunity for people who are currently working in Canada with a valid work permit.

📌 Experts emphasize that rapid preparation at the time of registration can significantly increase the chances of success in this program.