Pay your fees

Our permanent residence fees have increased

The fees for all permanent residence applications increased on April 30, 2024. If you paid your fees before April 30, but have not yet submitted your complete application, you will need to pay the difference.

You can pay your fees in different ways depending on the fee type and where you are paying from. Answer the questions below to get payment instructions.

How to pay your fees

Where are you paying from? (required)

What type of application are you submitting?

Temporary residence
What are you paying for?
- Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
- International Experience Canada (working holiday, international co-op or young professionals)
- Study permit (including extensions)
- Super visa
- Temporary resident permit
- Visitor visa or to extend your stay
- Work permit (including extensions)
Permanent residence
Which permanent residence program or document are you applying for?
- Agri-food pilot
- Atlantic immigration program
- Caregivers
- Express Entry
  What are you paying for?
  - an Express Entry application
  - adding a spouse or dependent child after I already applied
  - Right of permanent residence fee (RPRF)
- Health-care worker permanent residence pathway
- Humanitarian and compassionate
- Pathway to permanent residence - Family reunification for Ukrainian nationals
- Pathway to permanent residence – In-Canada families of Canadian victims of recent air disasters
- Permanent resident card
- Permanent resident travel document
- Permit holders class
- Protected person
- Provincial nominee — not Express Entry
- Quebec business immigration program
- Quebec-selected skilled workers
- Right of permanent residence fee — not Express Entry
- Rural and northern immigration pilot
- Self-employed people
- Start-up visa
- Temporary public policy for Hong Kong residents
- Temporary public policy to further facilitate access to permanent resident status for out-of-status construction workers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
- Temporary resident to permanent resident pathway (TR to PR Pathway)
Family sponsorship
What are you paying for?
- Adopted children and other relatives
- Parents and grandparents
- Spouse, partner or children
Citizenship
What are you paying for?
- Adult (18 and over)
- Minor (under 18)
- Stateless adult (18 or over) born to Canadian parent
- Citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship)
- Search for your record of citizenship
- Renounce your citizenship
- Resume your citizenship
Access to information request
Inadmissibility
What are you paying for?
- Authorization to return to Canada
- Rehabilitation
- Temporary resident permit
Other applications and services
What are you paying for?
- Biometrics
- Employer compliance
- Verify your status or replace an immigration document

What type of application are you submitting?

Temporary residence
What are you paying for?
- Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
- International Experience Canada (working holiday, international co-op or young professionals)
- Study permit
- Super visa
- Temporary resident permit
- Visitor visa
- Work permit
Permanent residence
Which permanent residence program or document are you applying for?
- Agri-food pilot
- Atlantic immigration program
- Caregivers
- Express Entry
  What are you paying for?
  - an Express Entry application
  - adding a spouse or dependent child after I already applied
  - Right of permanent residence fee (RPRF)
- Humanitarian and compassionate
- Pathway to permanent residence - Family reunification for Ukrainian nationals
- Permanent resident card
- Permanent resident travel document
- Permit holders class
- Protected person
- Provincial nominee — not Express Entry
- Quebec business immigration program
- Quebec-selected skilled workers
- Right of permanent residence fee — not Express Entry
- Rural and northern immigration pilot
- Self-employed people
- Start-up visa
- Temporary Public Policy for Out-of-Status Construction Workers in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
Family sponsorship
What are you paying for?
- Adopted children and other relatives
- Parents and grandparents
- Spouse, partner or children
Citizenship
What are you paying for?
- Adult (18 and over)
- Minor (under 18)
- Stateless adult (18 or over) born to Canadian parent
- Citizenship certificate (proof of citizenship)
- Search for your record of citizenship
- Renounce your citizenship
- Resume your citizenship
Access to information request
Inadmissibility
What are you paying for?
- Authorization to return to Canada
- Rehabilitation
- Temporary resident permit
Other applications and services
What are you paying for?
- Biometrics
- Employer compliance
- Verify your status or replace an immigration document

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Date modified:: 2024-04-30

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