For Canadians, whether by birth or naturalization, your Canadian Citizenship Certificate is not just a piece of paper – it’s a key document proving your Canadian identity and citizenship. One of the essential uses of this certificate is that it’s required to apply for a Canadian passport.
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Cost of University in Canada vs. USA
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NEWS RELEASE – Study Permit Pilot Project
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NOC is a Canadian system used to classify and categorize jobs based on the training, education, experience, and responsibilities required.
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Starting January 1, 2024, international students in Canada will be restricted to a 20-hour work week during academic sessions. This policy change aims to prioritize academic focus, address employment gaps, and enhance immigration compliance. Learn about the implications, including new study permit verification processes and the cost of tuition for international and domestic students in Canada.
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Newcomers to Canada face various challenges, from language barriers and finding employment to securing housing and integrating into the community. Support from the Canadian government and local organizations is crucial for a smooth transition. Discover the top challenges and how government initiatives and community resources can help immigrants succeed in their new home.
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CITIZENSHIP AMENDMENT NEWS We are thrilled to bring you news of a significant update in Canadian citizenship rules, particularly in relation to double descent. If you were born outside Canada, and previously applied for Canadian citizenship through a parent, this announcement holds great importance for you, as you are now eligible to pass on your Canadian citizenship to your children. The coming amendments to The Canadian Citizenship Act will introduce provisions that allow individuals who acquired their citizenship through descent…
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Discover the Start-Up Visa Program in Canada, designed for innovative entrepreneurs. Learn about the eligibility criteria, including having a qualifying business, securing support from a designated organization, meeting language requirements, and proving financial stability. This pathway offers a chance to build your business and gain permanent residency in Canada.
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