The element of fear while doing anything new is quite justifiable and understandable. People often fear to try venture out something new which is a normal human trait. How deep is the treasure, more is the adventure to seek. This philosophy suits fit with every phase of our lives. When […]
Meanwhile in Canada, a 2% surge in labor force according to compiled data from OECD, shows how immigration in Canada is on a sustained rise, owing to the liberal immigration policies that Canada practices. After all, Canada has always welcomed skilled professionals who have the required experience and expertise in […]
To ease off the immigration applicants, Canada has “authorized” representatives for its prospective migrants who would counsel them on their respective profiles and would act as their representatives in Canada. In legal terms, a Canada Immigration Authorized Representative is: A lawyer and paralegal who is a member in good standing […]
On 24th February 2020, Emploi-Québec in collaboration with the Quebec Immigration authority – Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration – published a new list of occupations that are entitled to premium processing of Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) applications. Typically, this list is updated annually to include […]
Foreign nationals who relocate to Canada for contributing their skills and expertise towards the development of the local economy, are known as economic immigrants. Canada’s Express Entry System accounts for more than 42% of the total intake of economic immigrants to the country. However, those who may not have a […]
Brandon, MB kick starts accepting applications under Canada’s all new Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot program in the five-year pilot. As a community-driven program, the RNIP is designed to encourage rural migration in Canada by inviting talented foreign workers seeking to live and work in one of the participating rural […]
In recent years, immigrants have emerged as a major driving force of the Canadian economy. The vast majority of foreign-born citizens and permanent residents (PR) in Canada have entered the country through economic immigration programs – wherein overseas workers are invited to occupy job vacancies that cannot be filled by […]
Canada’s provinces and territories run Provincial Nominee Programs in collaboration with the federal government. These PNPs nominate eligible foreign nationals for permanent residence, in order to promote local economic growth. Saskatchewan immigration aspirants – including skilled workers, entrepreneurs, investors, farmers, etc. – can be nominated under various categories of the […]
On December 10, 2019, the Government of Canada took a historic step in boosting the Canadian economy, and improving the lives of millions of Canadians and their respective families. The honorable Deputy Prime Minister of Canada, Chrystia Freeland, signed an agreement on amendments to the new North American Free Trade […]
In June 2019, the Canadian government passed the Budget Implementation Bill, which included the College Act, calling for the creation of a College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants to replace the Immigration Consultants of Canada Regulatory Council (ICCRC). The College will have enhanced authority for identifying unauthorized Canada immigration consultants […]
