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AAIP Fee Structure
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Navigating the Updated AAIP Fee Structure: What You Need to Know

The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program (AAIP) has implemented changes to its fee structure effective April 1, 2024. These revisions encompass application fees, Expressions of Interest (EOIs), and various requests, signaling a shift in the financial landscape of the program. Revised Fee Schedule Overview Under the updated Fee Schedule, applicants under the Alberta Opportunity Stream, Alberta...

Canada Immigration Fees
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Canada Immigration Fees Set to Increase for Permanent Residence Applications

In a recent announcement by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), it has been revealed that fees for various permanent residence applications in Canada will undergo an increase effective April 30. This decision comes as part of IRCC’s ongoing efforts to adjust fees to account for inflation, to ensure Canada remains competitive and aligned with...

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...

Uncertainty Surrounds Canada’s Study Permit Cap: Newfoundland & Labrador Seeks Clarity
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Uncertainty Surrounds Canada’s Study Permit Cap: Newfoundland & Labrador Seeks Clarity

Recent developments in Canada’s study permit application process have left Newfoundland and Labrador grappling with uncertainty. Provincial officials are urging Ottawa to provide clarity amid what they perceive as mixed signals from the federal government. Let’s explore the concerns and implications surrounding Canada’s study permit cap. Newfoundland’s Call for Clarity Provincial Immigration Minister Gerry Byrne...

CEC Draw in Canada
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What Does the Future Hold for CEC Draws in Canada?

March 21st, 2024 marked a significant moment in the realm of Canadian immigration when the Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, hinted at potential changes in the country’s approach to facilitating the transition of temporary residents to permanent status. Amidst the anticipation, many are left wondering: Will the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship...

Latest IEC Invitations
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Latest IEC Invitations Issued to 2,378 Candidates

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) recently conducted new draws within the International Experience Canada (IEC) program. From March 25 to March 31, a total of 2,378 aspiring individuals from around the globe received invitations to apply for an IEC open work permit, marking a significant step in facilitating cross-border mobility and career opportunities. IEC...

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...

Rapid Employment Growth
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Immigrants in Canada Experience Rapid Employment Growth

In the dynamic landscape of Canada’s labor market, immigrants are witnessing a significant surge in employment opportunities, outpacing their Canadian-born counterparts. According to a recent report by Statistics Canada, new immigrants between the ages of 25 and 54 are experiencing notable strides in employment rates, marking a substantial reduction in the employment gap that historically...