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The Atlantic Immigration Program is the right immigration program for you if you are planning to settle down in one of these provinces of Canada by applying for permanent residency: Previously, it was known as the Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP). However, on 31st December 2021, the program was closed down…
A Canadian open work permit is the perfect work permit for you if you want to work for multiple employers in Canada, as long as they are eligible to hire international workers. On the other hand, if you opt for an employer-specific work permit, you would be restricted to work for…
Ontario is one of the most popular provinces for Canada Immigration. You must submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) before applying to any non-express entry OINP streams. The OINP Expression of Interest (EOI) system manages and scores the applications of the following pathways: The Expression of Interest informs the Ontario Immigrant…
The SINP Occupation in-Demand pathway nominates applicants who are skilled in an in-demand occupation. Unlike the SINP Employment Offer and the Tech Talent Pathway, you DO NOT need a job offer to be eligible for this stream. The Occupation in-Demand stream is one of the pathways of the SINP International Skilled…
Canada is one of the best study destinations around the world. As a testament to this well-known fact, we can look at how many students go to Canada every year from India or other countries. In recent years, numbers have climbed up quite a bit and from the data published by IRCC ,…
So, you have submitted your Canada visa application but you don’t know whether or not IRCC received it? Well that’s where the Acknowledgment of Receipt letter comes. Once the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) receives your visa application and opens to process it, IRCC will send you an AOR letter.…
The New Brunswick Skilled Worker Stream is one of the immigration streams under the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP). The objective of this stream is to nominate candidates with the skills, education, and experience for permanent residence. These candidates would be beneficial in helping the province’s economy to grow. NOTE:…
The New Brunswick Private Career College Graduate Pilot Program is one of the NBPNP’s candidate streams that allows international students to immigrate to the province. The stream nominates candidates for permanent residency based on their skills, education, work experience, if they can contribute to the economy of the province or not. …
When a person wishes to immigrate to Canada, it is important that they meet the eligibility requirements first. The Canadian government carefully selects immigrants to let them in the country and hence, meeting the requirements becomes an important step in the process. In this blog, we’ll discuss the eligibility requirements to…
The New Brunswick Strategic Initiative Stream is one of the candidate streams of the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP). This stream is specially designed for French-speaking or Francophone international workers who are eager to settle in New Brunswick. To immigrate through this stream, one needs to have at least NCLC…
Once you become a Canadian citizen after being a permanent resident for at least 3 out of 5 years, you complete the immigration process. Being a Canadian citizen means you get the right to vote, can work in high governmental positions and just become a citizen of the country similar to…
Alberta, Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, and Saskatchewan are the best provinces to live in Canada. Selecting the best province depends upon whether you are a skilled worker, a student, or settling in the country with your spouse and children. The first step in Canadian immigration is to research which province is…
