A study permit or visa application cannot be appealed, however the applicant can ask the court to review and possibly overturn the decision.
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Can I Appeal a Refused Study Permit or Visa Application?
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First Express Entry Draw of 2023 – CRS Score of 507
First Express Entry draw of 2023 invites a large number of candidates, but the CRS score is still out of reach for most applicants.
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No Express Entry Draw This Week – Problems With New NOC 2021
A new hiatus on Express Entry draws appears to be upon us with serious technical issues causing problems with the online application system.
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UPDATE: Transition to National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021
On November 16, 2022, IRCC switched to the 2021 version of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) TEER system for Express Entry.
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UPDATE – New IEC Working Holiday Rules For Italy
New youth mobility agreement with Italy expands work and travel opportunities for Canadian and Italian youth up to total of 24 months.
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UPDATE: International Students Allowed To Work Over 20 Hours Off-Campus
International students who are in Canada and have off-campus work authorization will not be restricted by the 20-hour-per-week rule.
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The Queen’s Passing And Her Impact On Canada
Looking back at the impact of Queen Elizabeth II to Canada and how her passing affects the Canadian citizenship ceremony allegiance oath.
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Permanent Residence Applications To Go Fully Online
On September 23, 2022, Canada’s permanent resident program applications will transition to online only, with a full rollout by October 28, 2022.
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Recent changes to the Express Entry requirements for the Immigration Medical Examination (IME)
All applicants for PR through Express Entry will now need to complete an UP-FRONT medical exam.
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Judicial Review FAQs – A Guide to Filing After a Canadian Immigration Refusal
If a refusal cannot be appealed, it is possible to ask the Federal Court of Canada to review the decision of refusal, otherwise known as “Judicial Review.”
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