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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
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
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
The world is more interconnected than ever before, giving students access to higher education almost anywhere in the world. With so many options, why should a student study in Canada? Canada combines a great university system with a wonderful quality of life, while the cost of higher education is generally lower than it is in… Continue Reading
Canada’s immigrant investor programs are exclusive immigration streams open to a limited number of individuals each year. The programs once provided a one-step path for entrepreneurs and investors to immigrate by making a minimum investment to get permanent residency in Canada. However, this program is now administered at the provincial level. In most provinces, there… Continue Reading
Over the last 10 years, immigrants have significant gains in Canada’s workforce and more the 50% have a bachelor’s degree, according to Canada’s 2016 census. Statistics show that immigrants made up 23.8% of Canada’s workers in 2016. This is up 21.6% from 2006. During the same 10-year span, Canada introduced extensive changes to its immigration… Continue Reading
The current medical inadmissibility rules for newcomers need to be reformed and are out of touch with Canadian values, according to Canada’s immigration minister, Ahmed Hussen. The announcement was made in front of Parliament’s Standing Committee on Immigration on November 22 as a part of a broader review of these medical rules. Continue Reading
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
Making the decision to come to Canada on either a temporary or full-time basis is a big decision. But now that you’ve made this decision, there is some work to be done. Whether you are applying for a work permit, student visas, or citizenship, you want to make sure your applications are successful. Continue Reading
Between 2018 and 2020, nearly one million new immigrants will come to settle in Canada. According to Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen, this target is the most ambitious immigration levels in recent Canadian history. Continue Reading
The dependent child definition for Canadian immigration programs has been modified to include anyone under age 22, effective today. This means young adults who are ages 21 and under are eligible to immigrate to Canada with their parents. The change will impact those who are ready to file a Canadian immigration application. The new law… Continue Reading
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
Canadian permanent residents now have an easier path to citizenship thanks to Canadian Citizenship Act changes which go into effect today, October 11. The law was amended in June of 2016, but many of its most important provisions did not become effective until 2017. Bill C-6, Changes to the Citizenship Act, is aimed at encouraging… Continue Reading
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 Forum of Ministers Responsible for Immigration has announced its 2018 annual immigration plan, which sets targets for the number of people who can immigrate to Canada next year. The annual immigration plan includes changes to some aspects of Express Entry, promotes collaboration with provincial and territorial governments about their immigration needs, and establishes priorities… Continue Reading
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
Many people have recently heard about DACA in the news. But what is DACA, who are the dreamers, and what is happening under Trump’s reign? DACA stands for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. The federal government introduced this program in 2012 under Barack Obama’s legislation. Last week the Trump administration announced its plan to get… Continue Reading
Canada’s Express Entry immigration selection was amended in November 2016, allowing more candidates an Invitation to Apply for permanent residency. With Express Entry based on human capital factors alone, additional points needed for PR in Canada are not needed to receive a provincial nomination or job offer. Continue Reading
Beginning on August 31, 2017, the process of applying for a Canadian passport will change dramatically. Canadians no longer need to designate their gender as male or female, rather individuals can identify as gender ‘X’. Furthermore, Canadian immigration documents, including Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), will include an ‘X’ gender designation. Continue Reading
Canadian immigration process forms are one of the most complicated areas of immigration law. In order to understand the law, one needs to have a deep understanding of the regulations, and statutes that govern the immigration program. For a commoner, it might be very difficult to understand the complicated regulations. Therefore, seeking the services of… Continue Reading
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