Canada’s immigration policy is designed to achieve various economic, social, and humanitarian goals through a range of programs and regulations. Key aspects include economic immigration to attract skilled workers, family reunification programs, refugee protection, provincial and territorial nomination, and provisions for humanitarian and compassionate grounds.
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New Enhanced Caregiver Pilots Announced: PR on Arrival for Home Care Workers
Discover the new enhanced caregiver pilot programs in Canada, offering permanent residence on arrival for home care workers. Learn about eligibility criteria, benefits, and how these changes support caregivers and Canadian families.
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Can We Expect Another TR to PR Pathway?
The Temporary Resident to Permanent Resident Pathway (TR to PR Pathway) was a limited-time pathway to permanent residence for qualifying temporary residents and their families
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Bringing Your Personal Belongings To Canada
“Learn how to prepare a ‘Goods to Follow’ list when moving to Canada as a permanent resident. This essential list helps you declare items arriving separately, ensuring a smooth, duty-free importation process with the Canada Border Services Agency. Get the key steps for a hassle-free settlement in Canada.”
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Ukrainians Are No Longer Permitted Entry to Canada due to CUAET Special Measures
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Canada’s Plan to Reduce Temporary Residents: Balancing Immigration Policies for Economic Recovery
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Efficient PR Card Renewal in Canada: Expert Guidance & Practical Tips for Permanent Residents
As a permanent resident in Canada, it’s vital to keep your Permanent Resident (PR) card up-to-date and valid to maintain your status and access certain benefits within the country. The PR card serves as your official proof of permanent resident status, allowing you to travel internationally and re-enter Canada conveniently. With a typical validity of five years, ensuring a timely PR card renewal is essential to avoid potential stress and complications in the future. As regulated Canadian immigration consultants, we…
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Cassandra Fultz with Anthony Furey – StatCan 2024 Report on Immigrants Leaving Canada
Cassandra Fultz in discussion with Anthony Furey on why so many immigrants to Canada have been leaving to return home or immigrate to another country. Included in the factors are economic opportunity, housing, family ties, and other issues.
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Why You Should Never Renounce Your Canadian PR
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Permanent Resident Card – Don’t Leave Home Without It