There are multiple ways you can apply to immigrate to Canada depending on your career, age, marital status, education, and many more. However, there is an invitation called an Invitation to Apply (ITA), which “allows some people who submitted a profile to Express Entry to apply for permanent residence.” Usually, the invitation, if accepted, is processed […]
The Canadian government has increased the number of citizenship judges from 5 to 14 judges. This decision comes months after the Canadian Immigration Ministry relaxed the requirements for obtaining a Canadian citizenship. The appointment of the new judges allows newcomers to obtain a citizenship faster than before. This goes along with the Canadian government’s direction […]
Express Entry is the method through which the skilled immigrants become permanent residents based “on their ability to settle in Canada and take part in our economy”. For you to qualify to immigrate to Canada, there is a score that is calculated to help rank the candidates. This is called Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). The […]
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Settlement.Org: “My First Days.” Welcome to Ontario, Canada. This is a guide to help you transition and get you through the first two weeks as a new citizen of Ontario. Here are the contents of this guide. About Ontario First Days Guide Orientation to Ontario Workbook Community Profiles About Canada Welcome to Canada Living in […]
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is a program conducted by the Ontario government to meet the province’s economic and labour market necessities. Ontario nominates international individuals that contribute to the economic well-being of the province to receive the permanent resident status. Nominees can then apply to the IRCC using their Ontario nomination to receive […]
Effective today, October 24, a new immigration law states that children under the age of 22 are still considered dependent on their parents. Children that are 22 years or older can still be considered dependent if they rely on their parents, due to a physical or mental condition. This new law will not have a […]
Planning for Canada, an online community resource launched in 2015 by both Canadian Orientation Abroad (COA) and the Canadian Integration Program (CIIP) is a Canadian Government funded enterprise to aid in pre-arrival orientation and training for immigrants. So far, Planning for Canada has helped 115,000 individuals achieve success in Canada by helping to plan for […]
New changes to the citizenship laws are in effect starting today, October 11th, 2017. These new regulations allow permanent residents to apply for the citizenship earlier and easier. The new bill reduced the time permanent residents need to spend in Canada within their 5 years from 4 to 3 years to be eligible to apply […]
CanPREP (Canadian Program of Research on Ethics in a Pandemic) is a free employment program offered by JVS Toronto. It is for Canadian immigration visa holders who are still in their home country, that are internationally trained immigrants, connect to a career in Canada. It helps them learn about the current labour market. It is […]
