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Young and Ambitious Indian Student Seeking a Bright Future? No Better Option than Canada

A quick look at India’s demographic data throws up two very obvious conclusions. One, a large number of Indian students will look to foreign universities for higher education, And two, Canada is likely to be the top study destination for these intelligent and hard-working Indian students. Where Will India’s Huge Student Population Study? About a...

Skilled immigration
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Economic, Demographic, Geographical and Cultural—4 Reasons Why Canada Needs Skilled Immigration

What if Canada stops accepting so many skilled immigrants? What if it cuts its immigration targets and shuts down the various immigration programs and streams currently available to skilled workers and international graduates? What if, like the US, Canada decides it too doesn’t want any more skilled immigrants? A country may accept refugees and asylum...

Foreign Student’s Study-Work-Settle Route in Canada
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Foreign Student’s Study-Work-Settle Route in Canada

  Foreign Student’s Study-Work-Settle Route in Canada Part I Work During Study and Post-Graduation Work Options for Canadian Foreign Students Explained More than 400,000 international students obtained study permits in Canada in 2019. As of December 2019, there were more than 642,000 foreign students in the country. Canada’s population of international students has grown six-fold...

Express Entry
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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...

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

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

Canada Super Visa Program
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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...

4 Reasons Why Distance Learning is not Good for Your Canada Immigration Plans
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4 Reasons Why Distance Learning is not Good for Your Canada Immigration Plans

The Covid-19 pandemic may have compelled educational institutions to use virtual learning or distance learning tools for stranded students. So, is this how studying in Canada look like in the coming years?  Should somebody planning on the study, work, settle route to Canadian permanent residence look at distance learning courses seriously? Not really. If a...