The text provides a chart of current and new permanent residence fees for various programs. The fee increases are set to take effect on April 30, 2024.

The impacted programs include the Right of permanent residence fee, Provincial Nominee Program, federal skilled worker class, Quebec skilled worker class, Atlantic Immigration class, most economic immigration pilots, Live-in Caregiver Program, caregivers pilots, Business (federal and Quebec), Family reunification, Protected persons, Humanitarian and compassionate or public policy, and Permit Holders.

For the Right of permanent residence fee, the new fee for the principal applicant and accompanying spouse or common-law partner will be $575, up from $515. Under the Provincial Nominee Program, federal skilled worker class, Quebec skilled worker class, Atlantic Immigration class, and most economic immigration pilots, the new fee for the principal applicant will be $950, up from $850.

The accompanying spouse or common-law partner will also see an increase from $850 to $950, and the accompanying dependent child's fee will increase from $230 to $260. For the Live-in Caregiver Program and caregivers pilots, the new fee for the principal applicant will be $635, up from $570. The accompanying spouse or common-law partner will also see an increase from $570 to $635, and the accompanying dependent child's fee will increase from $155 to $175.

In the Business (federal and Quebec) category, the new fee for the principal applicant will be $1,810, up from $1,625. The accompanying spouse or common-law partner will see an increase from $850 to $950, and the accompanying dependent child's fee will increase from $230 to $260. For Family reunification, the sponsorship fee will increase from $75 to $85, the sponsored principal applicant's fee will increase from $490 to $545, and the accompanying spouse or common-law partner's fee will increase from $570 to $635.

The accompanying dependent child's fee will increase from $155 to $175. For Protected persons, Humanitarian and compassionate or public policy, and Permit Holders, the fees for the principal applicant, accompanying spouse or common-law partner, and accompanying dependent child will also see increases. In conclusion, the text provides a comprehensive overview of the fee increases for various permanent residence programs, effective April 30, 2024.

Source: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/increase-permanent-residence-fees-april-2024.html