Healthcare: Canada provides universal healthcare to permanent residents and citizens. Immigrants who have permanent resident status can access medical care through the public healthcare system.

Social Security & Pension: Immigrants can contribute to and benefit from Canada’s public pension and social security programs, like the Canada Pension Plan (CPP).

Education: Immigrants (including children) can attend public schools, and there are opportunities for subsidized education, including language classes. Canadian universities offer various scholarships to international students as well.

Work Opportunities: Canada has a range of work permits, and immigrants can work in numerous sectors. Permanent residents have the same rights to work as Canadian citizens.

Legal Protections: Immigrants in Canada enjoy full legal rights, including the right to work, the right to vote (after becoming citizens), and protection under human rights laws.

Integration Programs: Canada has extensive settlement services for immigrants, including language classes, employment assistance, and community integration programs.