Social Benefits: Permanent residents are eligible for various social benefits, including social assistance, unemployment insurance, and child benefits.

Work and Study: They have the right to work and study anywhere in Canada without needing a work permit or study permit.

Path to Citizenship: Permanent residency is a pathway to Canadian citizenship. After meeting residency requirements, permanent residents can apply for citizenship.

Protection under Canadian Law: Permanent residents enjoy the same legal rights and protections as Canadian citizens, including protection under Canadian laws and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

Freedom of Movement: Permanent residents can travel freely within Canada without needing a visa or any other documentation.

Access to Education: They have access to subsidized education and training programs offered by Canadian institutions, including public schools and universities.

Sponsor Family Members: Permanent residents can sponsor family members to come to Canada as permanent residents, facilitating family reunification.

Eligibility for Government Jobs: Many government jobs in Canada are open only to Canadian citizens or permanent residents, providing more job opportunities.

Retirement Benefits: Upon retirement, permanent residents may be eligible for benefits such as the Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.