When you’re applying to sponsor your common-law partner for Canadian immigration, proving that your relationship is real and meets the legal definition is key. It’s not enough to simply say…
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When you’re applying to sponsor your common-law partner for Canadian immigration, proving that your relationship is real and meets the legal definition is key. It’s not enough to simply say…
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Exclusion orders can be hard to understand, especially if you’ve never heard the term before. If you’ve been issued one by Canadian immigration officials, it means you’ve been asked to…
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Renewing your PR card while living abroad can come with a few extra steps, especially if you’re working for a Canadian company. It’s important to show that you’ve stayed connected…
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Missing your Canadian permanent residency (PR) residency obligation can feel like a major setback. You may be unsure of what this means for your PR status or what steps to…
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Having a criminal record can feel like a shadow that follows you everywhere in Canada. Whether it’s affecting travel, work, or applying for permanent residency, that past mistake might still…
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If you’re participating in the International Experience Canada (IEC) program and recently received a new Letter of Introduction (LOI) while already in Canada, there’s an important update you need to know. As of December 23, 2024, flagpoling — the process of leaving Canada and re-entering to activate your work permit — is no longer allowed for IEC participants.
But don’t worry — you can now activate your new IEC work permit from inside Canada using a new process created by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
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Canada has introduced Bill C-3, proving that citizenship is more than a legal status—it’s a profound connection to the values, history, and spirit of Canada. This amendment to the Citizenship Act aims to strengthen the ties between Canada and its citizens, both at home and abroad.
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Missing your Canadian permanent residency (PR) residency obligation can feel like a major setback. You may be unsure of what this means for your PR status or what steps to…
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Having a criminal record can feel like a shadow that follows you everywhere in Canada. Whether it’s affecting travel, work, or applying for permanent residency, that past mistake might still…
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Facing a Permanent Resident (PR) card refusal can be a real setback for anyone looking to make Canada their long-term home. A PR card grants individuals the rights and privileges…
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