Category: Immigrate to Canada

Montreal’s Haitian Community
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Montreal’s Haitian Community Appeals to Government for Special Immigration Program

In a heartfelt plea for assistance, members of Montreal’s Haitian community have penned an open letter to both the Quebec and Canadian governments, urging them to establish a special immigration program tailored to the needs of Haitian immigrants seeking refuge from the escalating violence in their homeland. The letter, signed by concerned individuals and supported...

Afghan Refugees
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Canada Welcomes Over 50,000 Afghan Refugees: A Look at Key Figures

On April 3, 2024, Canada announced significant updates regarding the arrival of Afghan refugees in the country. With over 50,000 refugees already welcomed, Canada continues its commitment to providing sanctuary to those fleeing turmoil in Afghanistan. Let’s delve into the key figures and programs facilitating this humanitarian effort. Key Figures The Government of Canada has...

Provincial Attestation Letters in Canada
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Streamlining Study Permit Processes: Provincial Attestation Letters in Canada

In a move to facilitate the study permit process for international students, several Canadian provinces have introduced Provincial Attestation Letters (PALs). This article explores the recent developments surrounding PAL issuance in New Brunswick, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland and Labrador, shedding light on the procedures and benefits for prospective students. New Provincial Attestation Letters (PALs) Implementations As...

Travel Program for Ukrainians
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The Call to Extend Emergency Travel Program for Ukrainians in Canada

As the deadline for the Canada-Ukraine Authorization For Emergency Travel (CUAET) program approaches, Ukrainians in Canada and advocacy groups are urging the federal government to consider extending the program to provide continued support and stability for those affected by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine. However, Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s recent remarks suggest that an extension...

Canada's Immigration Landscape
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Understanding Canada’s Immigration Landscape: Balancing Priorities in a Changing Economy

Canada’s immigration policies have long been debated and scrutinized, especially in light of economic shifts and social challenges. Recently, the decision to maintain current immigration levels has sparked discussions among economists and policymakers. Here are the intricacies of this decision and its potential impacts. Maintaining Immigration Levels: A Prudent Move Canada’s choice not to increase...

Ukrainian Newcomers Under CUAET Program
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Canada Welcomes More Ukrainian Newcomers Under CUAET Program

Canada’s commitment to supporting individuals affected by the conflict in Ukraine remains steadfast. The Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) has played a crucial role in facilitating the arrival of Ukrainian nationals and their families to safety in Canada. Here, we highlight the latest updates regarding the CUAET program and its impact on Ukrainian newcomers....

Ottawa's Immigration Updates
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Ottawa’s Immigration Updates: Understanding Inventories and Backlogs

Ottawa’s recent update on immigration inventories and backlogs sheds light on the evolving landscape of immigration in Canada. With a surge in applications for various residency statuses, understanding the intricacies of these updates is crucial. Let’s delve into the details. Understanding the Statistics On March 25, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) released updated...

Support for Afghan Refugees
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Canada’s Ongoing Support for Afghan Refugees

On March 5, 2024, the Canadian government reaffirmed its commitment to aiding Afghan refugees seeking refuge in the country. Since February 1, 2023, Canada has embraced 2,060 Afghan refugees, bringing the total number of arrivals to 49,070. Among them, 20,550 individuals and their families submitted applications under the Special Immigration Measures Program, specifically designed for...

Canada Immigration Draws
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Minister Announces Plans for More In-Canada Immigration Draws

Immigration Minister Marc Miller recently unveiled plans to increase the frequency of “domestic draws” for temporary residents in Canada who are seeking permanent residency (PR). These draws, part of programs like Express Entry, aim to select candidates already residing in Canada based on various criteria such as their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores, professional experience,...