Explore PR (Permanent Residence) Options: Canada, US, UK & Beyond
The Following Countries Currently Offer Migration:
- Canada
- Denmark
- Germany
- Hong Kong
- USA
- UK
- South Africa
- Quebec
Immigration regulations are dynamic, with new opportunities emerging frequently. If your desired country is not listed above, reach out via email for personalized evaluation.
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- Types of Permanent Residence Visas
Permanent residence offers several pathways, including options to sponsor a spouse and children. Certain PR statuses can lead to citizenship after a designated period. Additionally, PR holders enjoy benefits such as healthcare coverage, free education for children, and retirement benefits. Discover the various types of PR available to you.
PR Eligibility Assessment
Eligibility criteria vary for each country and depend on the type of PR you are applying for. Our PR counselors can evaluate your profile to determine your eligibility for permanent residence status in different countries.
Here is the common eligibility criterion to apply for PR:
- Age – 21- 40 years
- Work Experience in or outside the country – Minimum 2 years
- Academic Qualification – Minimum bachelor's degree
- State sponsorship
- Niche skills can be advantageous
Expert PR Visa Support
Benefit from International Working Visa’s experienced PR visa experts with over 15 years of assisting candidates applying for permanent residency (PR) visas in various nations. Our experts can recommend the most suitable country for your permanent settlement. Here’s what you can expect from our expert support:
- Document verification
- Profile Updating
- Job Search Assistance
- Complete PR visa application support
- Documentation support
- Updates and follow-ups with the consulate
- Top FAQs Asked by Indians applying for PR
PR stands for Permanent Residency, which denotes a person’s long-term resident status in a country. Unlike citizenship, PR status does not grant all the same rights and privileges as citizenship. A person holding PR in a particular country retains citizenship in their passport-issuing country; these statuses are distinct and cannot be the same.
Permanent residence (PR) is a status that differs from citizenship. Citizenship requires holding a passport of a specific country, making the individual a legal citizen of that country.
The advantages of permanent residency vary based on the country where it is obtained. Some countries grant a path to citizenship, while others provide voting rights.
Canada is known to be one of the most accessible countries for Indians to obtain permanent residency, especially for those with in-demand skills such as technology, medicine, and other valuable expertise.