(RNIP) continues the federal government’s strategy of granting more control over immigration to provinces and municipalities, inspired by the success of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot.
READ NOWUnlike any other Canadian immigration program, caregiver programs offer clear paths to permanent residence.
READ NOWForeign workers relocating to Canada often ask, “Can I bring my nanny to Canada?” The short answer is yes, with certain conditions.
READ NOWCaregivers are foreign workers in Canada who provide care for children, the elderly, and people with disabilities or medical conditions.
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Are you a Canadian citizen or permanent resident presently outside Canada or the immediate or extended family member of CC/PR who is living in Canada?
READ NOWThe four-year court battles around the “lone Canadian” provision of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, SOR/2002-227 (IRPR) finally ended. Find out how the outcome may affect you.
READ NOWAlone and planning to sponsor a relative? Read this article to learn about the court battles surrounding the “lonely Canadian” provision in Canada’s immigration regulations and what it means for you.
READ NOWImmigration officers will request an in-person interview if they suspect a “bad faith” relationship.
READ NOWWhich factors can make or break your application?
READ NOWHere are a few things to consider if you want to sponsor your parent or grandparent to live in Canada as a permanent resident via family reunification programs.
READ NOWIf you are married or have lived for one year in a common law relationship with a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you may be eligible for sponsorship.
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