In the vast landscape of over 100 economic class immigration programs offered by Canada, the possibility of qualifying for more than one sparks curiosity. The question arises: Can you apply for multiple Canadian immigration programs simultaneously? So, let’s navigate this terrain for a clearer understanding. Multiple Canadian Immigration Programs From Express Entry to Provincial Nominee...
Last week, Canadian provinces Ontario, Quebec, and British Columbia issued ITAs to applicants through provincial nomination programs (PNP). Most Canadian provinces and territories except Quebec and Nunavut manage their own PNPs. Through these immigration programs, interested applicants will be invited to apply for a provincial nomination. Quebec’s immigration programs are directed by the province and...
The Canadian province of Ontario is planning to align the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) with the latest National Occupation Classification (NOC) 2021 system. The new NOC system is already in use by Employment Development Canada (EDSC) and Statistics Canada (StatsCan), while IRCC will be executing the system in November. This reform will affect the...
Since 2018, IRCC has been working towards its #ImmigrationMatters campaign to raise awareness about the benefits of immigration in all the ways it helps to enrich Canada. The strength of Canada’s economy is evaluated in part by the various number of people working and paying taxes to fund public services, such as healthcare. Thanks to...
Undoubtedly, most foreign nationals who wish to work in Canada require a work permit, which is a legal document that authorizes a foreign national to legally work in Canada and receive compensation from a Canadian employer. However, in a few certain circumstances, a foreign national may work in Canada without a work permit. Every year,...
On September 14, IRCC released the sixth all-program Express Entry draw results, issuing 3250 invitations with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System score of 510 points. No program was specified in this draw, which means applicants from the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) and the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), and the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)...
If you’re planning to migrate to Canada but don’t know where to start, here’s a guide to help you with Canada’s main economic immigration programs. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) classify immigration into three categories: Economic Class, Family Class, and Refugees. So far, the most popular pathway is economic class immigration. These immigrants qualify...
According to Canadian immigration law, all temporary residents have a mandatory imposed condition that they are required to leave Canada as soon as the work permit expires. However, section 181 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR) states that temporary residents can apply for an extension of their authorized period of stay as long...
Through family class sponsorship, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident can sponsor their dependent child living outside of Canada to move and settle in Canada with them and become a permanent resident. The motive of sponsoring a dependent child is to motivate family members who live in different countries to reunite in the country. To...
