Introduction to Family Class Immigration Who Can Be Sponsored? Spousal Relationships Spouse Category Common-Law Partners Conjugal Relationship vs. Conjugal Partner Sponsorship: Exclusion Criteria for Family Class Sponsorship Consequences of Exclusion Section 117(9)(d) Cases: Dealing with Non-accompanying Family Members Policy and Guidelines for Excluded Relationships Bad-Faith Relationships Definition and Criteria Key Read more…
It is important to have a checklists for what to do when you arrive in Canada to ensure a smooth transition. Here’s a comprehensive list of things to do upon your arrival: With family Immediate Tasks Upon Arrival First Few Days Within the First Month Ongoing Tasks Health and Safety Read more…
VIII. Business Immigration Programs Business Immigration Programs are designed for experienced business people to contribute to Canada’s economy: Types of Programs: These programs are part of Canada’s broader strategy to attract individuals who can contribute to economic growth and are subject to changes and updates based on economic needs and Read more…
Navigating Post-Study Opportunities in Canada for International Students Canada, renowned for its top-notch education and welcoming society, draws numerous international students. Consequently, as an international student, you will discover a variety of Post-Study Opportunities in Canada. Moreover, these students strive for academic excellence and aspire to a life in Canada Read more…
The Canadian health care system, is a decentralized federation of provincial and territorial health systems. While the federal government sets and enforces national principles under the Canada Health Act, the administration, organization, and delivery of health services are provincial responsibilities. Funding comes from a mix of federal transfers and provincial/territorial Read more…
In the realm of Canadian immigration, understanding the intricacies of work permits is crucial for both aspiring immigrants and employers. The Canadian government offers two primary types of work permits: open work permits and closed work permits. Each type serves a different purpose and carries its own set of rules Read more…
IRCC’s Strategic Changes for 2024 In 2024, Canadian immigration is set to experience a defining transformation. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is poised to introduce a vast range of significant changes. These changes go far beyond mere procedural updates; they are integral to a more extensive strategic vision. This Read more…
The British Columbia Labour Market Outlook provides an insightful and forward-looking analysis of the province’s anticipated job market up to 2033, outlining a substantial addition of 1 million jobs. This expansion is a reflection of BC’s evolving economic landscape and demographic shifts, requiring strategic approaches in workforce planning, education, and Read more…
The Canadian study permit cost will be raised in January 2024 by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This update states the living cost requirements for study permit applicants, marking a significant change. This revision, the first since the early 2000s, increases the cost-of-living requirement from $10,000 to $20,635 for Read more…
Quebec, the second-most populous province in Canada, boasts a population of over 8.7 million people. What sets Quebec apart from other provinces is its unique distinction as the only majority-French region in Canada, making it the ultimate Francophone province. Whether you’re an immigrant from a French-speaking country or simply aiming Read more…