Permanent residence
Caregiver Pathways
Home care worker routes with permanent residence on arrival.
12 to 24 months ~$1,525 per adult
Overview
Canada's home care worker immigration pilots let qualified child care and home support workers arrive with permanent residence, provided they have a full-time job offer in the field and meet language and education thresholds. Intake caps fill quickly each year.
What you need
- CLB 4 or higher in English or French
- A Canadian secondary school credential or equivalent
- Six months of recent relevant work experience or a training credential
- A full-time home care job offer outside Quebec
How the process runs
- 1
Confirm the occupation
Match your duties to the home child care or home support worker NOC.
- 2
Secure a job offer
Find a qualifying employer — private household or authorised organisation.
- 3
Apply at intake
Applications are accepted in limited windows; prepare documents in advance.