This section provides brief practical information on Canadian visa and immigration regulations as well as links to relevant Canadian governmental agencies. However, please note that it reflects regulations as of 2010 and some changes might have taken place since this section had been compiled.

Information for this section has been taken from the official websites of the diplomatic representation offices, migration service and other competent governmental agencies.

The following websites contain information on visiting Canada for vacations, studies or work, including information on visa types and application procedures, as well as on immigrating to Canada:

Canadian Embassy in Kyiv
www.kyiv.gc.ca (in Ukrainian, English, French)

Citizenship and Immigration Canada
www.cic.gc.ca (in English and French)

Immigration to Quebec (Official Site of the Government of Quebec)
www.immigration-quebec.ca/ukraine (in English, French, Russian)

Official Site of Canada
www.canada.gc.ca (in English, Ukrainian)

Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca (in English, French)

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