Category: Immigrate to Canada

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Province Focus Series – Overview of New Brunswick’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants

  Province Focus Series – Overview of New Brunswick’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants One of the four provinces included in the Atlantic Pilot Program, New Brunswick is the best symbol of the challenges that Canada wants to solve through skilled immigration. Whether Canada will utilize its potential to the fullest...

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Province Focus Series – Overview of British Columbia’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants

  Province Focus Series – Overview of British Columbia’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants Along with Ontario and Quebec, British Columbia is one of the big-three Canadian provinces that attract most of the skilled workers and foreign entrepreneurs seeking to settle in Canada. British Columbia, Canada has been a consistent economic...

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Canada—Even More Attractive to Skilled Immigrants as the US Extends its Work Visa Ban

  Canada—Even More Attractive to Skilled Immigrants as the US Extends its Work Visa Ban The US decision to extend the work visa ban till March 2021 has highlighted the sharp contrast between the immigration systems of the US and Canada. If you are a skilled worker or a student planning to study abroad, then...

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Province Focus Series – Overview of Ontario’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants

  Province Focus Series – Overview of Ontario’s Economy, Education, Lifestyle, and Provincial Nomination Options for Immigrants With the largest population and the fastest-growing economy among all Canadian provinces, Ontario is the preferred destination for a majority of foreign skilled workers as well as international students seeking a future in Canada. Read ahead for ImmigCanada’s...

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Why Canada Needs Immigrants? The Answer lies in Demographics and Economics

  Why Canada Needs Immigrants? The Answer lies in Demographics and Economics The rhetoric around immigration, both skilled as well as asylum seekers, in the US has created a perception that allowing or disallowing immigrants into the country depends on the personal choice or preferences of the country’s leaders. The truth is that immigration, like...

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4 Reasons Why Canada is a More Student-Friendly Destination Than The US

  4 Reasons Why Canada is a More Student-Friendly Destination Than The US The US has seen decline in international enrollments for four consecutive years. In contrast, there has been steady increase in number of foreign students seeking admission in Canadian institutions and universities. Here are four reasons why Canada has trumped the US as...

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Jobs, Jobs, Jobs—the X-factor that Makes Canada the Best Choice for Foreign Skilled Workers

  Jobs, Jobs, Jobs—the X-factor that Makes Canada the Best Choice for Foreign Skilled Workers What’s the most important factor that a skilled worker must consider when exploring job opportunities in foreign countries? Liberal work permit rules and immigration procedures help, but there’s a far more important factor that you must consider. Jobs Matter! Jobs!...

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How to Sponsor your Spouse to Canada—Understand the Basics Here!

Spousal Sponsorship in Canada is a very important aspect of Canada’s Immigration nowadays. Family reunification is a very important immigration priority for Canada because it can attract young skilled workers only if there is a clear path for them to settle along with their spouse/partner, children, and dependent relatives. This is why Canada has clear...

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3 Reasons Why Foreign Skilled Workers and Students Will Prefer Canada Over the US

  3 Reasons Why Foreign Skilled Workers and Students Will Prefer Canada Over the US How will the US election results impact Canada’s popularity as an immigration destination among foreign skilled workers? Will the US regain its place among immigrants and will Canada once again be forced to play second fiddle to its southern neighbor?...