IRCC has suspended peer reviews in the Start-Up Visa program. This decision has raised questions among stakeholders about the reasons behind the change and its potential impact on applicants and designated entities. While the suspension may streamline the application process, it also means that IRCC officers will have increased responsibility in evaluating applications. Learn more about the details of this announcement and its implications.

The FMCSP program is a game-changer for French-speaking students seeking to study and live in Canada. With a 100% success guarantee, simplified application, and a direct pathway to permanent residency, this program offers unparalleled opportunities. Don’t miss out on this chance to build your future in Canada.

This article compares the employer and job offer requirements for the Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). Each program has specific criteria related to business legitimacy, job offers, recruitment efforts, and other factors. Understanding these requirements is essential for employers seeking to sponsor foreign workers through these programs.

Confused about Canadian refugee claims? Don’t risk severe consequences! Understand legal penalties, backlogs, & the burden of proof. This guide explains why seeking expert help is crucial (2024).

Marrying for immigration in Canada has serious consequences. Learn how to avoid “relationships of convenience” and the documents needed to prove your genuine spousal sponsorship application (2024).

Great news for aspiring entrepreneur immigrants! The BC PNP Entrepreneur Immigration Regional Stream is now permanent. This program allows experienced business owners to live, invest, and create jobs in regional communities across British Columbia.

Seeking Canadian immigration with financial aid? This program offers a government grant (up to $20,000) to work as a Personal Support Worker (PSW) in Canada. No prior experience needed! Get started on your path to Canadian residency.

Great news for aspiring architect immigrants! The Canadian Architectural Certification Board (CACB) is now the designated organization issuing Educational Credential Assessments (ECAs) for architects (NOC 21200). This simplifies the process of verifying your foreign architectural credentials for Canadian immigration purposes.

A low CRS score doesn’t mean a lost Canadian immigration dream! This article explores how category-based draws, Provincial Nomination Programs (PNPs), and strategic profile improvements can increase your chances of success through the Express Entry system.