If you’re in Canada on a temporary resident visa—whether as a worker, student, or visitor—it’s important to understand how you can legally stay in Canada when your status is about to expire. This is where something called maintained status (formerly known as implied status) comes in.
View Article
Canada is known for its welcoming immigration policies, but individuals seeking entry may face challenges due to inadmissibility. Being deemed inadmissible means that you are not allowed to enter or stay in Canada for various reasons, including criminal history, medical concerns, or misrepresentation. However, in many cases, there are legal remedies available.
View Article
Author:
Bonnie Tyler
The Broken Promises of CanadaThe Broken Promises of Canada’s Immigration System: Programs That Never Came to LifeThe Broken Promises of Canada
View Article
Author:
Bonnie Tyler
Latest Government Announcement: Government Ends Additional Express Entry Points for LMIA-Backed Workers
View Article
Considering a move to Canada? Whether you’re exploring temporary visas or seeking permanent residency, Canada offers a range of pathways to suit different needs. From the Express Entry system to Provincial Nominee Programs and Family Sponsorship, there’s an option for everyone.
View Article
On September 23, 2022, Canada’s permanent resident program applications will transition to online only, with a full rollout by October 28, 2022.
View Article
A person with implied/maintained status is allowed to continue the activity they were already doing in Canada under the same conditions as their original authorization allowed. Workers may continue to work, students may continue to study, and visitors may continue to visit.
View Article
