Is there an age limit to immigrating to Canada?

Answer 1

No, there is not.
Omar may have been mistaking the age limit of Australia, which is 45.

For Canada, it is as other answerer said, so long as you appear to not be an undue burden on social services (i.e. you are relatively healthy at the time of immigration), age is not a major consideration.

Answer 2

Not really, but there is an age strategy, and it depends on what category of immigration you are applying for. Canada has an aging population and immigration is needed to counter our demographics.

If you are applying under the Business Class or Family Class (you have family in Canada) age isn't a factor. A majority of older immigrants enter through Family Class, people that live in Canada and bring their parents into the country.

BUT if you are applying for Skilled worker Class, then it is one of 6 factors looked at. You need 67 points out of a 100. If you are between 21 and 49 you get 10 points. And minus 2 points for each year over 49.

Answer 3

Not if you can show that you will not be a burden to society. There was an obit in the paper recently that told of a gentleman who immigrated from China at age 91, and had died at 104. So -- as you don't look anywhere near 91, go for it!

Answer 4

Yes there is. I think it's 45. but you can always check that on the embassy web site.