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Beyond Big Cities—4-Point Strategy to Boost Your Canada Immigration Prospects

Are you a skilled worker struggling to get an Invitation to Apply for permanent residence? Or, are you focusing on a work permit but are struggling to get a job offer from an eligible Canadian employer? Perhaps you are making the same mistake that millions of skilled workers across the world make—focusing on Canada’s big...

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4 Reasons why Atlantic Provinces are Best for Canada Skilled Worker Immigration

4 Reasons why Atlantic Provinces are Best for Canada Skilled Worker Immigration Unlike other countries, Canada does not have a centralized immigration system where the federal government is the sole agency in charge of all the immigration programs in the country. All Canadian provinces are free to setup their own provincial immigration programs and streams....

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Understanding 2020 PNP Trends to Plan Your Canada Immigration Strategy for 2021

  Understanding 2020 PNP Trends to Plan Your Canada Immigration Strategy for 2021 Provincial nomination is the most unique feature of Canada’s merit-centric immigration system. Canadian provinces can create immigration programs, set their own eligibility rules, and nominate eligible candidates for permanent residence. Assessing a candidate’s eligibility in terms of education, work experience, occupation, language...

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2021 Set to be a Great Year for Canada! Proof? Hidden in Routine Addition to Newfoundland PNP

  2021 Set to be a Great Year for Canada! Proof? Hidden in Routine Addition to Newfoundland PNP Observing a shortage of skilled labor in sectors like technology and ocean sciences, Newfoundland and Labrador has added a new program targeting such skilled workers to its provincial nomination program. A new PNP program is a normal...

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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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Have Canadian Experience? Congrats, Immigration Just Became a Lot Easier for You!

Express Entry through the Federal Skilled Worker Program—this is probably the standard answer given by any foreign worker when queried about his or her Canadian immigration strategy. But, there’s more to Canadian skilled worker immigration than the FSWP. In fact, the second report of a five-part StatsCan and IRCC study shows that perhaps focusing on...

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PNP In-Demand Occupations Streams— the Wild Card in your Canada Immigration Strategy

Unlike most other countries, Canadian provinces have the option of creating immigration streams aimed at skilled workers of specific occupations. But creating or modifying streams can be a complicated process, which is why most provinces opt for a specific stream for in-demand occupations. The list of in-demand occupations can change easily, which means provinces can...

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Shortage of Nurses in Canada—Provinces Target Foreign Nurses through PNP Streams and Pilot Programs

Between February and April 2020, Canada lost around three million jobs and the average unemployment rate soared from around 5.6 percent to 13 percent. However, this doesn’t mean your dream of finding a job and settling in Canada is over. But for Nurses, Canada Immigration for Nurses in 2020 is in high demand right now....

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ITA in the Midst of a Pandemic—Here’s How You Should Proceed

Receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA for Canada) is always good news. It means your formal immigration application can begin with submission of the application form and supporting documents. Further, it also indicates that you stand a good chance to succeed provided the information submitted in your profile was accurate The Covid-19 pandemic forced Canada...