Obtain Canadian Permanent Resident status Through the Humanitarian Program Turnkey
Analyze the grounds for obtaining Permanent Residency in Canada
Help prepare your application and documents
Guide you through all stages until the result is achieved
Find out how to legally stay in Canada on humanitarian grounds
Discuss your situation with an immigration expert
Who can get Permanent Residence under the H&C humanitarian program
Humanitarian grounds are an exception to immigration rules. They are intended for people who are in difficult life circumstances, currently in Canada, and cannot return to their country of residence due to extraordinary circumstances. You can obtain Canadian resident status under the humanitarian program, even if you do not meet the standard requirements.
01
You are already in Canada on legal grounds.
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You do not qualify for current immigration programs.
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You cannot return home for valid reasons.
What Permanent Residence will give you
Living in Canada without restrictions
Right to work and social benefits
Access to education for you and your children
Ability to apply for Canadian citizenship.
Pitfalls of Permanent Residence based on H&C
Special circumstances
You need to prove extraordinary grounds for PR, and this is difficult.
You need to prove extraordinary grounds for PR, and this is difficult.
Integration into Canada
It is important to demonstrate that you are already integrated into Canadian society.
It is important to demonstrate that you are already integrated into Canadian society.
Human factor
The visa officer makes a decision subjectively based on the documents.
The visa officer makes a decision subjectively based on the documents.
Long wait
Applications are processed from 20 months to several years.
Applications are processed from 20 months to several years.
We will increase your chances of obtaining Permanent Residence
ReLocate is a team of lawyers and attorneys that accompanies clients on immigration issues and helps with the processing of complex visas. We specialize in immigration law, passport and visa and border regimes.
We evaluate humanitarian grounds
We analyze your situation, identify real risks and opportunities, and predict the likelihood of a positive decision.
Result: you understand your real chances and receive useful and well-founded recommendations.
Preparing documents
We will help you collect all possible evidence of exceptional circumstances, humanitarian grounds, and ties to Canada.
Result: you receive a powerful evidence base that will strengthen your application and convince visa officers.
We process your application on a turnkey basis
We fill out immigration forms. We describe your situation in detail. We justify your right to permanent residence in Canada.
Result: your application looks professional and well-reasoned, which inspires confidence in the visa officer.
We support you from A to Z
We help you pay fees. We sign you up for biometrics and a medical examination. We monitor your case and respond to requests from the migration service.
Result: you save time and effort. Go through the entire process easier and faster with the support of a lawyer.
Individual chat with lawyers
We will create a personal chat in a messenger convenient for you. Together with you in the chat there will be a team of lawyers who will accompany the entire process in real time:
provide you with recommendations
answer questions
prepare documents
At certain stages of the work, you will have personal online consultations with a leading specialist or lawyer.
What customers say
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Why it is better to go this way with us
We are not a travel agency, not bloggers, and not “amateurs” who have applied for 10+ visas and consider themselves professionals.
We are lawyers who have been living in the immigration sphere for 15 years and know everything about it.
Philip Orlov
Owner of ReLocate, Immigration Attorney
A team of professional lawyers will work on your case
Alina Bondarenko
paralegal
Julia Golinevich
immigration expert
Victoria Ergakova
paralegal
Anastasia Tereshkina
paralegal
Natalia Chatskis
family and parental rights lawyer
Cost of our services
The exact cost of working on your case depends on its complexity and individual circumstances. During the preliminary consultation, we will determine the total cost and confirm it in the contract.
125 CAD
Consultation
Included in the cost if you order full support.
375-675 CAD
Support with preparation and document collection
(approx.)
1125-1875 CAD
Support with preparing the application for Permanent Residence
(approx.)
Additional expenses and official fees
| Document translation | 10 CAD (for 1800 characters) |
| Application processing fee |
635 CAD (for adult applicant) 175 CAD (for child under 18 years old) |
| Permanent residence fee | 575 CAD (for adult applicant) |
| Biometric data fee |
85 CAD (for primary applicant) 170 CAD (for family members applying together) |
Why our services are not an expense, but an investment
Support until the result
We don’t disappear after the contract is signed. We keep you informed and support you at all stages.
Transparent agreements
We will set out all the terms of cooperation in a clear and reliable agreement.
Expertise and experience
You trust your case to practicing lawyers.
And this reduces the risk of refusal many times over.
Ready to discuss your situation with an expert?
Our lawyers are available.
Submit your request and get a consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What humanitarian circumstances are considered “exceptional” and qualify for Permanent Residence?
There is no exact list or specific criteria for evaluation. In each case, they are assessed subjectively. Generally, the visa officer will pay attention to the following:
- Reasons you cannot leave Canada;
- Whether you have family, friends, or other connections in Canada;
- What consequences would arise if you left Canada;
- How your situation affects your children;
- Whether you have health problems.
Can I apply on humanitarian grounds if I have already been rejected under another immigration program?
Yes. But keep in mind that you will have to justify the exceptional humanitarian circumstances.
What documents can confirm humanitarian circumstances?
It depends on the grounds you are providing in your application. These can include medical documents, court decisions, evidence of discrimination in your home country, and more. We will create a specific list tailored to your case.
What does “integration” into Canada mean?
It is important to show that you will not be a burden on the state, can support yourself, and ideally contribute to Canada. Proof of integration may include family ties, education, employment, volunteer work, participation in projects and organizations.
Can I work in Canada while my application is being processed?
Only if you have a work permit. Simply applying for PR on humanitarian grounds does not grant you this right.
Can I include multiple family members in my application?
Yes, you can include your spouse and children under 22 years of age who are also residing in Canada.
Do I need to attend an interview with the visa officer?
No, an interview is not required. However, it may be scheduled in exceptional cases to clarify details.
Is biometric data submission mandatory?
Yes. All applicants aged 14 to 79 are required to submit biometric data. You must submit biometric data even if you have already provided it for a visa.
Can I apply for PR on humanitarian grounds if I am in Ukraine?
No, the application can only be submitted if you are within Canadian territory.
How long does it take to process an application?
On average, your documents will be processed for about 20 months (48 months in Quebec), but the exact time may vary.
How does H&C differ from Refugees and Asylum (refugee program)?
H&C applies to people who do not meet the criteria of standard immigration programs but can prove that their deportation would lead to extreme hardship (e.g., danger to their life and their children’s lives). It is suitable for people already living in Canada.
Refugee – applies to people who face persecution in their home country due to race, religion, nationality, political views, or membership in a social group (e.g., LGBTQ+, activists, journalists) and need protection, even if they are not yet in Canada.
;r>* At the moment, we are not working with applications for Refugees and Asylum.
Refugee – applies to people who face persecution in their home country due to race, religion, nationality, political views, or membership in a social group (e.g., LGBTQ+, activists, journalists) and need protection, even if they are not yet in Canada.
;r>* At the moment, we are not working with applications for Refugees and Asylum.