Canada is one of the largest countries in the world, but has a population of only 30 million. Its political and economic stability, advanced networks of transportation and communications, vast natural resources and free primary and secondary school system has received praise from people all over the world.

Its universities are equivalent to the best in the United States but cost a fraction of their American counterparts. Canada is known the world over for its very advanced health care system that not only provides each and every resident with free health care but that also is on the leading edge of medical research.

There are four different methods of immigrating to Canada:

1.	Family Class Sponsored member of the Family Class. The definition of Family Class is restricted to spouse, fiancé (e), parents, grandparents, children, and brothers and sisters who are under nineteen years of age and are themselves dependant on sponsored parents
2.	Skilled Worker Those whose skills are considered to be in demand in Canada. These include, but are not limited to, accountants, architects, tool and die makers, physiotherapists and high-level computer specialists, etc.