Studying in Canada can be an option to becoming a Canadian permanent resident. Once you graduate from a Canadian college or university, you have a range of options for staying in Canada. But, if you’re going to stay in Canada permanently, you want to be sure that you can get a good, high paying job.
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An Acknowledgment of Receipt (AOR) is an official document that confirms that Immigration, Refugees, Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has received your application.
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Family reunification is one of the biggest parts of Canadian immigration. If you’re in Canada temporarily, there are several ways your spouse may qualify for an open work permit while you’re here.
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Are you worried that your old traffic ticket, misdemeanor or DUI charge might make you criminally inadmissible to Canada? You are not alone. Many American visitors are surprised to find that an old offence on their record from years ago may still deem them inadmissible, and cause them to be turned away at the Canadian border. Use this comprehensive guide to understand how your past criminal history can affect your ability to enter Canada today.
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Discover the timeline of Canada’s spousal sponsorship process, from meticulous preparation to efficient verification and processing times. Explore the key phases to ensure a smooth and timely family reunification experience.
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Planning on going on an Alaskan cruise with a stop in British Columbia? A past DUI or criminal record could affect your entry into Canada and might cost you your long awaited vacation. This guide will help you to understand your inadmissibility and be legally prepared for any unexpected surprises at the border.
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Canada’s job market is continuously evolving, with opportunities across various sectors. It continues to shift in response to global trends, current labour demands, and the economy. Understanding job categories that are currently high in-demand may give you a strategic advantage when looking to move or find a career in Canada. This article offers insights into the growing industries in Canada and the top 10 in-demand jobs in 2025.
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Canada’s unique landscapes and vibrant cities make it an ideal destination for newcomers looking for a fresh start. Our goal is to help you explore your options and discover the best place to live in Canada.
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A question we’re often asked is what we would consider to be the best province to live in for immigrants. With Canada being the second-largest country in the world, this is a great question but it’s not always easy to answer. As living costs rise and the immigration process becomes more complex, the decision of where to settle is more important than ever.
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To return to Canada using commercial transportation such as a plane, bus, train or boat, you must present either a valid PR card or a single-entry Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD). Without one of these two documents, commercial workers will not allow you to board. This requirement is enforced by Canadian immigration authorities and applies to all commercial transportation providers.
If your PR card is near its expiry and you plan to travel, you should renew it before leaving Canada. PR cards can only be renewed from within Canada and cannot be renewed from abroad.
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Canada has always been a top destination for international students, as it is a country that has numerous esteemed universities and colleges, safety, and holds great value. The recent cap on the number of new study permits, has not affected Canada’s reputation as the top choice amongst international students.
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Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) uses the tie-breaking rule to determine who receives an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residency. The rule plays an important role in the Express Entry system.
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As an employer, here may be several reasons you may want to transfer your U.S.-based employees to Canada and there are equally as many options available for you to do so with or without a LMIA. The option you choose depends on several factors such as employment duration, presence of a foreign subsidiary or branch of business in Canada or lack thereof and much more.
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Canadians have been more hesitant to travel to the United States given recent incidents. There have been reports of people being questioned at the border, which is the usual protocol, however, an increasing number of individuals are being turned away upon arrival.
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One of the most popular immigration programs for permanent residency today is Portugal’s Golden Visa Residence Program. This program provides foreign nationals with an easy path to residency in one of Europe’s top destinations. For those considering living outside of Canada, Portugal offers a great alternative with its flexible visa options, tax benefits, and high quality of life.
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If you’re a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in British Columbia (BC) and would like to hire a lawyer for your spousal sponsorship application, you may be wondering if you can hire an immigration lawyer who is not located within BC. The answer is yes, you can hire a law firm outside of the province where you reside for your immigration matters.
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If you are travelling to Canada for leisure, business, to visit family and friends, or even just passing through the country, a visitor visa is a mandatory legal document you must obtain prior to entering the country. As part of the immigration process, a visitor visa grants you the legal authorization to enter Canada temporarily for a variety of reasons which can include, tourism and visiting family.
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If you have earned a master’s degree from a Canadian university, you may have an easier pathway to permanent residency, as you do not need work experience to apply.
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As a U.S. employer, if you employ workers on H-1B visas in the U.S. and their visas are approaching expiration, you may face challenges keeping these employees employed in the U.S. once their visas actually do expire.
Relocating these skilled employees to Canada offers a practical solution for both parties, as Canada provides streamlined pathways for employees to continue working and contributing to your business without worrying about U.S. visa restrictions. This approach helps you avoid potential disruptions to your business’s operations.
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If you are a Hong Kong national, you can become a Canadian permanent resident! Over the past year, Canada has seen a significant influx of Hong Kong residents, thanks to the Government of Canada’s initiative to establish dedicated immigration streams specifically for Hong Kong residents fleeing China’s anti-democratic policies. If you find yourself in this situation, we can help!
In June 2021, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) launched two new immigration pathways tailored to Hong Kong residents who have either studied or worked in Canada. These pathways will be accepting applications until the deadline on August 31, 2026.
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