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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. Building a stronger Canada through immigration programs, citizenship services, refugee protection, and issuing Canadian travel documents.
Sign in to your IRCC account. Manage your application (including to visit, study, work, immigrate, and become a Canadian citizen), check your messages, upload requested documents and more. How to check your application status. Get online updates for your application using basic personal details. Find forms and guides.
The basics of applying, such as your account, application status, finding forms, our offices, fees, and medical exams or police checks.
Find out who needs to give biometrics and how the new application process works. You can apply online or on paper (in specific situations) for: visitor visas (also known as temporary resident visas) super visas (for parents and grandparents) transit visas.
Apply online for immigration, visit, or citizenship to Canada. Find out if you need a visa or an eTA. Check your application status and fees.
This on-line service allows Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) clients to view securely the status of their immigration and/or citizenship application (s) on-line, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week; anytime, anywhere.
How to apply on paper for a study permit. Step 1: Read the guide and get your application package. Read the instruction guide carefully before you complete your application. We won’t refund your application fee, so make sure you’re eligible for a study permit before you apply.
You can likely update your address online, if you’re in Canada. If you’re outside of Canada, you’ll most likely need to get in touch with the visa office that serves your region.
Sign in to the Permanent Residence Portal. Use a representative. Prepare for life in Canada. Protect yourself from fraud. Express Entry. Immigrate as a skilled worker. Family sponsorship. Sponsor your relatives, including your spouse, partner, children, parents, grandparents, and others to immigrate. Provincial nominees.
A Client ID Number, also referred to as a Unique Client Identifier Number (UCI), can be found on any official document issued by an IRCC office, Case Processing Centre or a Canadian visa office outside Canada.
