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ESDC Announces Changes to Low-Wage LMIA Processing in High Unemployment Areas
ESDC Announces Changes to Low-Wage LMIA Processing in High Unemployment Areas Last week, Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) announced a significant policy change affecting the processing of Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) for low-wage positions. Starting September 26, 2024, ESDC will no longer process LMIAs for low-wage jobs in census metropolitan areas (CMAs) where the unemployment rate is 6% or higher. This change aims to prioritize local employment opportunities in regions with elevated joblessness, thereby encouraging employers to hire…
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Renewing Your PR Card on Humanitarian Grounds: Essential Guide
Navigating Canadian immigration processes can often feel complex, especially when unique circumstances require requesting humanitarian and compassionate considerations. If you or someone you know is looking to renew a Permanent Resident (PR) card or apply for a Permanent Resident Travel Document (PRTD) under these grounds, understanding the basics of this approach is crucial. This involves knowing who is eligible when this pathway can be utilized, and the critical role of professional assistance in such sensitive matters. Humanitarian and compassionate grounds…
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Guide to Re-entering Canada Without a Valid PR Card
Finding yourself outside of Canada without a valid Permanent Resident (PR) card can feel overwhelming. Whether your card is expired, lost, or if you are yet to meet the residency obligations, navigating the process to re-enter Canada requires clear, practical guidance. Each situation calls for a specific set of strategies, and knowing your options upfront can make a significant difference in managing your return smoothly and efficiently. Let’s focus on the various methods that can help you re-enter Canada based…
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PR Card vs PR Travel Document on Humanitarian Grounds: What You Need to Know
Navigating the pathways to maintain permanent residency in Canada involves understanding various documents and their specific requirements. For permanent residents, knowing when and how to apply for a PR Card (PRC) or a PR Travel Document (PRTD) is crucial, especially under circumstances that require consideration on humanitarian and compassionate grounds. These two routes offer solutions depending on whether you are inside or outside Canada, but they have different processes and implications. The PR Card is typically renewed from within Canada…
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Extended Deadline for GTA Construction Workers’ Permanent Residence Program Until July 2024
Reminder: GTA construction workers with lapsed immigration status can now apply for permanent residence until July 2, 2024. Don’t miss this extended deadline to secure your future in Canada!
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Renewing PR Cards on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds: Prioritizing the Best Interests of Children
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Restoration of Status as a Temporary Resident in Canada
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Canada’s Plan to Reduce Temporary Residents: Balancing Immigration Policies for Economic Recovery
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Navigating Essential Immigration Services: A Comprehensive Guide
Navigating the Canadian immigration landscape can be quite challenging due to the multitude of services and processes that one needs to comprehend. As regulated Canadian immigration consultants, we understand the intricacies associated with these services and strive to offer valuable guidance to make your journey as seamless as possible. In this comprehensive guide, we will focus on four key services related to your immigration journey: PR Card Renewal, Canadian Citizenship Certificate Application, Landing Document Replacement, and Work/Study Permit Replacement. Permanent…
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