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IRCC visa offices are located in Canadian embassies, high commissions and consulates. They process applications for: permanent immigration. visitor visas (temporary resident visas) study permits. work permits. refugee resettlement. travel documents for permanent residents abroad. Find your IRCC visa office.
- Visa Offices Outside Canada
We deliver services through a global network across Canada...
- By Appointment Only
IRCC offices in Canada: By appointment only. Most IRCC...
- Case Processing Centre: Mississauga, Ontario
RPRF payments or other correspondence: CPC Mississauga P.O....
- Case Processing Centre: Sydney, Nova Scotia
Canadian Armed Forces CAF – Grants and Resumptions IRCC Case...
- Operations Support Centre
Mailing address Operations Support Centre (OSC) P.O. Box...
- Get Proof of Citizenship
Special measures for Canadian citizens or permanent...
- Edmonton, Alberta
Send your work permit (spouses or common-law partners)...
- Case Processing Centre: Ottawa, Ontario
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- Visa Offices Outside Canada
IRCC offices in Canada: By appointment only. Most IRCC in-person offices and temporary offices continue to be closed until further notice. Only clients with scheduled appointments can visit an office. If you need to change your appointment, contact the office that sent you the invitation.
Embassies and consulates by destination. This directory contains contact information for government offices that provide consular services to Canadian citizens abroad. Not all government offices provide full consular services.
Check your VAC's website for information on how to submit your passport or documents to IRCC from outside Canada. Visa application centres (VACs) are private companies that have formal contracts with the Government of Canada.
Foreign consulates in the province of British Columbia, Canada. Address, telephone, email, social media, opening hours, consular services
A measure of Canada's successful political and commercial relations with other countries has been our ability to conduct international activities in a spirit of shared enterprise, while continuing to promote and protect Canada's values and interests.
Canada has diplomatic and consular offices (including honorary consuls that are not included in this list) in over 270 locations in approximately 180 foreign countries. Under the terms of the Canada–Australia Consular Services Sharing Agreement , the two countries provide consular services to each other's citizens at a number of locations ...
