Your Pathway to Canada Starts Here
From Express Entry to family sponsorship, TMC Bangladesh provides expert guidance across every Canadian immigration program — tailored to your goals and profile.
Why Immigrate to Canada?
Canada consistently ranks among the world's top destinations for immigrants, offering world-class healthcare, education, and quality of life. With one of the most welcoming immigration systems globally, Canada provides multiple pathways for skilled workers, families, students, and investors.
TMC Bangladesh has been guiding Bangladeshi families and professionals through the Canadian immigration process since 2000. Our licensed consultants stay current with every IRCC policy change to give you the most accurate, up-to-date advice.
Canadian Immigration Categories
Every official pathway to Canada — from skilled worker programs to family reunification and student visas.
Work-based Programs
Permanent residence pathways for skilled workers, tradespeople, and professionals.
Express Entry
Skilled workers, tradespeople
Canada's flagship points-based system managing three federal programs: Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, and Canadian Experience Class. CRS score determines invitation to apply.
Caregivers
Home care workers
Pathways for caregivers who provide care for children, elderly, or people with medical needs. Includes the Home Child Care Provider and Home Support Worker pilots.
Medical Doctors
For physicians
Dedicated pathway for qualified physicians and medical doctors seeking to practise in Canada. Streamlined processing for healthcare professionals.
Regional Programs
Province and territory-specific pathways designed to meet local labour market needs.
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Province-specific nominations
Each Canadian province and territory (except Quebec and Nunavut) operates its own streams to nominate candidates who meet local economic needs. Over 80 streams available.
Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP)
Atlantic Canada employers
Employer-driven program for skilled foreign workers and international graduates who want to work and live in one of Canada's four Atlantic provinces.
Quebec-selected Skilled Workers
Quebec immigration authority
Quebec selects its own skilled worker immigrants through the Arrima portal. Candidates must meet Quebec's own criteria before applying to IRCC for permanent residence.
Quebec Investors & Entrepreneurs
Business immigration to Quebec
Quebec operates its own investor and entrepreneur immigration streams for high-net-worth individuals and business owners looking to establish or invest in Quebec.
Rural & Francophone Community Immigration
Rural and francophone communities
Designed to support the growth of rural and francophone minority communities outside Quebec by attracting immigrants with the skills and intention to settle there.
Family Sponsorship
Reunite with your loved ones in Canada through family class sponsorship programs.
Sponsor Your Spouse or Partner
Spouses, common-law & conjugal partners
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner for permanent residence in Canada.
Sponsor Your Children
Dependent children
Sponsor your dependent children under 22 years of age, or older dependent children who are unable to support themselves due to a physical or mental condition.
Sponsor Your Parents & Grandparents
Parents and grandparents program
The Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) allows Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their parents and grandparents for permanent residence.
Other Eligible Relatives
Orphaned relatives & lone family members
In certain circumstances, you may be able to sponsor other relatives such as orphaned siblings, nephews, nieces, or a relative of any age if you have no other eligible relatives.
Work Permits
Temporary pathways to live and work in Canada, often a stepping stone to permanent residence.
Employer-specific Work Permit
LMIA-based work authorization
Work for a specific employer in Canada. Most require a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) showing no Canadian worker is available for the position.
Open Work Permit
Work for any Canadian employer
Allows you to work for almost any employer in Canada. Available to spouses of skilled workers, international graduates, refugee claimants, and others.
International Mobility Program (IMP)
LMIA-exempt work permits
Work permits exempt from LMIA under international agreements (CUSMA/USMCA, CETA), intra-company transfers, or significant benefit to Canada.
Working Holiday (IEC)
International Experience Canada
Young people aged 18–35 from eligible countries can work and travel in Canada for up to 2 years through the International Experience Canada program.
Student Visas & Study Permits
Study at world-ranked Canadian universities and colleges with a clear path to permanent residence.
Study Permit
Full-time study at DLIs
Required for most international students studying at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) in Canada for programs longer than 6 months. Includes co-op and internship authorization.
Student Direct Stream (SDS)
Fast-track for eligible countries
Expedited study permit processing for students from eligible countries including Bangladesh. Requires upfront tuition payment, GIC, and language test results.
Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
Work after graduation
Graduates from eligible Canadian institutions can apply for an open work permit valid for up to 3 years. PGWP experience is a key pathway to Express Entry.
Pathway to PR for Graduates
Canadian Experience Class
International graduates with Canadian work experience gained after graduation can apply for permanent residence through the Canadian Experience Class under Express Entry.
Refugee & Humanitarian
Protection pathways for those fleeing persecution, conflict, or humanitarian crises.
Government-Assisted Refugees (GAR)
UNHCR-referred refugees
Canada resettles refugees referred by the UNHCR or another referral organisation. The government provides financial and resettlement assistance for up to one year.
Privately Sponsored Refugees (PSR)
Community-sponsored resettlement
Groups of Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor refugees from abroad. Sponsors provide financial and settlement support for at least one year.
In-Canada Asylum Claims
Protection in Canada
Persons already in Canada who fear persecution in their home country can make a refugee protection claim to the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).
Business & Investor Immigration
Pathways for entrepreneurs, investors, and self-employed individuals to build a future in Canada.
Start-up Visa Program
Innovative entrepreneurs
For entrepreneurs with innovative business ideas who have support from a designated Canadian venture capital fund, angel investor group, or business incubator.
Self-employed Persons Program
Artists, athletes & farm managers
For people who intend and are able to be self-employed in Canada in cultural activities, athletics, or farm management.
Intra-company Transfers
Multinational executives & specialists
Executives, senior managers, and specialised knowledge workers can transfer to a Canadian branch, subsidiary, or affiliate of their current employer.
How TMC Bangladesh Helps
A clear, structured process from your first enquiry to landing in Canada.
Free Assessment
We evaluate your education, work experience, language scores, and family situation to identify the best-fit Canadian immigration pathway.
Strategy & Planning
We build a personalised immigration roadmap with timelines, costs, and a step-by-step action plan tailored to your profile.
Document Preparation
Our team compiles, reviews, and certifies every document required — from police certificates to educational credential assessments.
Application Submission
We prepare and submit your complete application to IRCC, managing all correspondence and responding to any requests for additional information.
Follow-up & Updates
We track your application status and keep you informed at every stage — from biometrics to medical exams to final decision.
Landing Support
Once approved, we guide you through pre-arrival preparation, landing requirements, and initial settlement in Canada.
Ready to Start Your Canadian Journey?
Book a free consultation with our licensed Canadian immigration consultants and get a personalised assessment of your options.