Every person in Canada is given freedom of speech and religion. A permanent resident has the right health care and to free primary and secondary school education. There are three categories of immigrants to Canada. When a person over nineteen years old becomes a permanent resident and has an income good enough, such a person may ask for an application for permanent residence made by a member of the family class. These applications are given first priority in processing and are not subject to point system, which is a system that you are given points for a number of things that relate to you.
Independent immigrants are subject to a point system.
A permanent residence status is given when the immigrant gets seventy points. The immigrant must also have work experience in an occupation which Canada needs. The occupations needed are things such as accountants, engineers, technicians, technologists, secretaries, computer repairers, analysts, and programmers. There are over nine hundred occupations in demand in Canada. If the independent immigrant has a parent, brother, sister, uncle, or aunt who is a permanent resident or citizen of Canada, he is given bonus points.