What is the Minimum IELTS Score Required for Canada Immigration? [Updated for 2019]

Posted on January 10, 2019 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

If you are considering studying abroad or pursuing opportunities in Canada or other countries, you might have heard of the standard IELTS exam. But, what is IELTS?

What is IELTS?

The International English language testing system (IELTS) is the most well-known standardized English proficiency test across the globe. The IELTS is developed by leading language assessment s and is taken by millions of individuals seeking higher education every year.

New to Canada? 4 Benefits You Can Take Advantage Of

Posted on December 19, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Beginning a new life in another country is an experience in itself, if not a dream, for many. When one looks at options for immigration, plenty of countries come to mind. Of these, Canada is perhaps one of the most viable choices. With a number of immigration pathways and a community that is more than… Continue Reading

Adjusting to the Canadian life: A guide for new immigrants

Posted on November 16, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

The decision of moving to a new country across continents is a big one and comes along with a lot of baggage. As a newcomer in Canada, you will find many significant cultural differences between your own country and the new country where you are about to start a new life. In order to be… Continue Reading

How Canada Immigration Calculates Processing Time?

Posted on September 7, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Canada has altered the way in which it predicts immigration application processing time to offer the candidates a more accurate picture regarding how long it might take. Applicants who can benefit from it include the ones who apply through The different provincial nomination programs The grandparents and parents sponsorship program The start-up visa program The… Continue Reading

How to Apply for Immigration to Canada on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds

Posted on May 9, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

People who do not qualify to immigrate to Canada under any of its immigration programs may still be able to qualify under on Humanitarian and Compassionate (H&C) grounds. Section 25 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, known as IRPA, gives Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) discretion to grant a person permanent resident status or… Continue Reading

Express Entry: The Step-by-Step Process

Posted on March 29, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Express Entry was launched by the Canadian government in 2015 to make it easier for skilled workers to obtain legal permanent residency status. The Express Entry system takes place online, allowing candidates to fill out profiles with their language skills, age, job experience, education, transferable skills, spousal qualifications, and more. The profiles are assigned points,… Continue Reading

What Happens If My Immigration Application is Denied?

Posted on March 27, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

When you receive a letter denying your immigration application, it can be one of the most disappointing times of your life. However, this does not mean that the process is over. You may still be able to appeal the denial of a Canadian immigration application. Reasons an Application is Denied What happens when an… Continue Reading

How to Maintain PR Status in Canada

Posted on March 22, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Once you’ve moved to Canada and achieved your permanent resident card, it’s vitally important that you maintain your permanent resident status. However, the Canadian government knows you will continue to live your life. You may marry and have children, and will still maintain ties to friends and family who live in a foreign country. This… Continue Reading

What’s the Canada Immigration Policy for International Students?

Posted on February 14, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Canada boasts some of the best universities in the world. Canada’s immigration policy for international students is very welcoming, with over 350,000 foreign students arriving in Canada to study every year. If you intend to complete a program which lasts six months or less, you do not need a Canadian study permit. However, if you… Continue Reading

The Ultimate Canada Visitor Visa Checklist

Posted on February 1, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Are you planning to visit Canada in the near future? If so, you need to be aware of the requirements for obtaining a visitor visa. A visitor visa, also called a temporary resident visa, is an official document stamped in your passport demonstrating that you meet the legal requirements to travel to Canada. This post… Continue Reading

Who Can Sponsor an Immigrant to Canada?

Posted on January 18, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Under the Family Class immigration category, citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their relatives, including foreign spouses, partners, dependent children, parents, or grandparents for immigration to Canada. The Canadian government makes family reunification an important goal, and over the next three years, the country will welcome over 260,000 people who will be reunited with their… Continue Reading

How to Apply as a Nurse in Canada

Posted on November 17, 2017 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

As the number of seniors continues to rise, healthcare professionals are becoming more and more crucial. This growing number of dependents is putting a stress on the system. As a result, Canada needs nurses. But, what are Canada’s requirements for nurses? Continue Reading

Where is the Best Place to Live in Canada for Immigrants?

Posted on October 20, 2017 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Most people who are deciding where to immigrate in Canada choose a location based on factors such as employment, proximity to family, climate, education, and other amenities. Continue Reading

How Many Immigrants Come to Canada Each Year?

Posted on October 6, 2017 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Canada is on pace to receive more immigrants than it has in a century, with levels increasing to more than 300,000 in both 2016 and 2017. The Advisory Council on Economic Growth has already recommended Canada increase its immigration intake to 450,000, and now the Conference Board of Canada is exploring the idea in more… Continue Reading

The Ultimate Express Entry Document Checklist

Posted on September 22, 2017 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

In 2015, Canada launched a new application tool, called Express Entry, to make it easier for skilled workers to obtain legal permanent residence. Express Entry is an online system which allows those who want to immigrate to Canada to fill out a profile listing their age, language skills, job qualifications, education, language abilities and more.… Continue Reading

Why Canadian Experience Class Applications Get Rejected

Posted on May 26, 2017 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

The Canadian Experience Class is a favourable option for individuals moving toward Canadian permanent status who have work experience in Canada on a temporary work permit. The government of Canada recognize the number of skilled talent that we have in Canada already, so it assigns a specific allotment of places to skilled workers with Canadian… Continue Reading

Apply for Permanent Residence in Canada: Total Fee Structure for the Express Entry System

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

The second largest country in the world, Canada, is the new immigration hot spot. As per Statistics Canada, the country’s population increased by 1 million people in just 2 years. After all, it’s a country of countless opportunities, a better quality of life, free healthcare, and friendly people. Even though more than 80 programs are… Continue Reading

How can I turn my tourist visa into a student visa in Canada

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Canada is one of the most beautiful countries to visit. The endless lakes, parks, forests, and monuments promise to make your vacation worthwhile. But, alongside all the beauty, the country is also home to world-class universities and a high-quality education system that attracts around 150,000 international students annually. So, if you are a tourist who… Continue Reading

Planning to Relocate in Canada? Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Posted on January 30, 2019 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

The government of Canada is set to welcome almost a million people as the permanent residents of the country. As per the government officials, the program has started from the end of 2017 and will run till the end of 2020. Along with that, the International Experience Canada has made it easy for young people,… Continue Reading

How Immigration is Impacting Canadian Jobs?

Posted on January 25, 2019 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Since long, Canada is being a stringent supporter of providing roofs over the heads of immigrants and refugees. In the wake of the refugee crisis of 2016, when the world was showing their conservative sides, it was Canada which opened its border to almost 30,000 Syrian refugees. Only last year, Canada became a new home… Continue Reading

Newcomers, Here’s How You Can Prepare for Canadian Winter

Posted on December 26, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

As a newcomer in Canada, you have reason to look forward to many firsts. The first sighting of Toronto’s skyline along Lake Ontario, the first taste of poutine, the first spring experienced, and so on. The list is endless. For the thousands who took a fancy to this Northern giant and its welcoming culture, experiencing… Continue Reading

British Columbia’s Startup Visa Scheme Explained

Posted on December 12, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

The Pacific shoreline of Western Canada is home to a sea of opportunities. The beautiful British Columbia (BC), with its snow-capped mountains and ski trails, is a natural tourist hotspot. The temperature hardly dips below negative 10 degrees in winter; this season is short and compact. Summers are a sweltering 30 degrees and upwards. Fall… Continue Reading

Atlantic Immigration Pilot Pathway to Canadian Residence

Posted on December 5, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

One amongst the many Canadian immigration streams is the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP). It aims to populate the Atlantic provinces of New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. The ageing workforce in Nova Scotia and the three Maritime Provinces has caused an economic downfall. The provinces need young, skilled workers.… Continue Reading

Despite Changes, the Parents’ Sponsorship Program is Still Luck-Based

Posted on November 30, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Many people from across the world immigrate to Canada every year with the dream of a better life ahead of them. Leaving their families behind, people set out on an endeavour to start a new life. However, the Canadian government offers a parent sponsorship program that enables those in Canada to bring their parents and… Continue Reading

All You Need to Know About Working in Canada after You Graduate

Posted on November 23, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Universities in Canada are well-known and reputed around the world. Many international students aspire to pursue a degree or certification in these universities and colleges for a world-class education. If you have been a student in Canada and have a degree from here, you have probably had the opportunity to network here and even make… Continue Reading

Dos and Don’ts for Canadian Immigration

Posted on November 9, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Canada is well-known around the globe as a great nation, which makes it easier for so many people from other countries to be able to aspire for a life here in Canada. If you have made up your mind to immigrate and it is a confirmed decision, Canada as a country has a lot to… Continue Reading

Immigration Officials Says that It’s Fraudulent to Grant Passport to Babies Born to Non-Resident Parents in Canada

Posted on September 14, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

One of the top immigrant officials of Canada has mentioned that the so-called passport babies are a genuine problem in certain parts of the Canadian locales. It is necessary to close the loophole which is being exploited by some pregnant foreign tourists to curtail the fraud practice. A former Director General of Citizenship and Immigration… Continue Reading

Immigrants Fleeing Trump’s Nation With Hope

Posted on September 12, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

President Donald Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants has left many in quite the disarray. Some of them try to escape, seeking help from a friend in their locality. But the results are not always deable. Towns in the Champlain Valley have been a secure path for centuries as noted by the residents. During the Vietnam… Continue Reading

What is the Right Term for the Border Crossers of Canada?

Posted on September 10, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

A recent increase in the asylum seekers of Canada who are crossing Canada-U.S border have led to the discussion about what to call them. Some of the people have to say that they are illegal immigrants. While on the other hand other people refer to irregular crossing because of the entries that happen away from… Continue Reading

Canada: Requirement for North Immigration Strategy

Posted on September 5, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

The modern approach of Canada towards immigration makes two capital mistakes. Firstly, it assumes that immigration in this present century is a southern Canadian phenomenon. This means that most people are invariably going to move to the southern cities like Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. Secondly, Canadian immigration has to turn almost exclusively on an economic… Continue Reading

Six Steps to Canadian Citizenship

Posted on May 4, 2018 by Ronen Kurzfeld • 0 Comments

Most permanent residents love their new country and are eager to make the match permanent. Once you have lived in Canada long enough, it is immensely satisfying to become a naturalized citizen. This guide to citizenship is meant for permanent residents who are ready to make it official. Steps to Canadian Citizenship The process of… Continue Reading

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