Immigration news & Current Affairs

[...] are intended to make the process easier for genuine students and to minimize abuse of the study permit program. The Changes The chart below compares and contrasts the current rules with the new [...]

[...] to removal from Canada. Applicants may apply for a study permit to pursue studies at any educational institution in Canada. Study permits will only be issued [...]

[...] packing your bags, there is one important step still ahead of you: obtaining your Canadian Study Permit. A study permit is generally required before a student can come to Canada. Here is a quick [...]

[...] beyond the six month period. You have to study while you’re here Previously, you could get a study permit but not necessarily follow through with your study plan. No longer. Now, you have to remain [...]

[...] of the world which are offering Immigration. After Immigration, you will be first owed Permanent Residence of Canada. Permanent residence in Canada is a provisional acceptance by Canadian Government [...]

[...] for their Provincial Nominee Programs. Once candidates have been invited to apply for permanent residence, they will need to submit a complete application and will have to meet eligibility and [...]

[...] could be eligible for a twelve-month post-graduate work permit. A pathway to Canadian permanent residence Skilled Canadian work experience gained through the Post-Graduate Work Permit Program helps [...]

[...] must be 18 years or younger, and the exception for full-time students will be eliminated. Permanent Residence For International PhD Students There is a unique program for international PhD students [...]

[...] grid. Points are awarded on the basis of five factors: education and training skilled work experience language ability age connections to the Saskatchewan labour market Selection factor Points [...]

[...] an overall total of 25,000 new applications. Applicants must have at least one year of work experience in one of 50 eligible occupations. A maximum of 1,000 applications will be accepted per [...]

[...] permanent residency. Points are attributed for factors such as language skills, education, work experience, age, and adaptability to Canada. 4. Educational assessment reports can be reused An [...]

[...] grid. Points are awarded for a variety of attributes, including but not limited to: work experience,education, language proficiency, age, and adaptability. In addition, the program will [...]

[...] Express Entry is the new selection system for Canadian immigration, designed to select skilled workers for [...]

[...] ’s Express Entry system is modelled around potential candidates for Canadian immigration making an “expression [...]

[...] will invest $14 million dollars over two years to ensure the successful implementation of the Express Entry system. A further $4.7 million will be provided for every ongoing year. http://feeds. [...]

[...] to the most recent information provided by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Under Express Entry, an eligible occupations list is not scheduled to be a factor under the FSWP. Consequently, [...]

[...] Insurance coverage for essential medical services is available to all Canadian citizens and permanent residents. Each person carries a personal health card which must be shown at the reception desk of [...]

[...] for fourth preference. Second: Spouses and Children, and Unmarried Sons and Daughters of Permanent Residents:  114,200, plus the number (if any) by which the worldwide family preference level exceeds [...]

[...] country for new immigrants. Between 2006 and 2011, over 122,000 Chinese nationals became permanent residents in Canada. This is fully ten per cent of total immigration to Canada during this time [...]

[...] last week, allow the spouses and common-law partners of Canadian citizens and permanent residents currently residing in Canada to benefit from expedited access to open work permits while [...]

[...] online, with the aim of reducing errors and processing times. While the future of Canadian immigration appears promising, there are several imperfections that have recently come to light. [...]

[...] One way to qualify for Canadian immigration as a Federal Skilled Worker is to have at least one year of continuous full-time or [...]

[...] Canada and Quebec have both released information about forthcoming investor programs for Canadian immigration this week. These programs aim to attract high-net-worth investors to invest in the [...]

[...] online, with the aim of reducing errors and processing times. While the future of Canadian immigration appears promising, there are several imperfections that have recently come to light. [...]

[...] Care Professionals) In addition, candidates must also be eligible for one of the federal economic immigration programs in order to enter the Express Entry pool: Federal Skilled Worker Program Federal [...]

[...] . Only those individuals who are eligible for Canadian immigration under one of the federal economic immigration programs may enter the Express Entry pool having filled out an online profile. If a [...]

[...] the federal Express Entry pool, all candidates must be eligible for one of the federal economic immigration programs: Federal Skilled Worker Program Federal Skilled Trades Program Canadian Experience [...]

[...] than ever before. Quick facts Express Entry will manage applications for three federal economic immigration programs: the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program and the [...]

[...] come to Canada, and enjoy their stay here, is a win-win situation.” Citizenship and Immigration Canada has stated that further details on the changes, as well as how they will be implemented, [...]

[...] to refugee claimants through the Interim Federal Health Program at Citizenship and Immigration Canada. How soon are you eligible? Permanent residents are eligible immediately, except in British [...]