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Move To Canada Under the Self-Employed Category
Both athletes and cultural contributors such as artists, writers, and social media influencers are eligible to apply to immigrate to Canada under the Self-Employed category.
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How To Retire In Canada From The US Or Abroad
Visiting as a reverse snowbird, sponsorship under the parents or grandparents category, investing, or being self-employed are just some of the ways Americans can retire in Canada.
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Can I Immigrate To Canada Permanently If I Already Own Canadian Property?
If you are a foreign national and you own property in Canada, then you will enter Canada as a visitor in order to go to your Canadian cottage or home. However, owning property in Canada does not give any foreign visitor the right to enter Canada.
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Open Work Permit for U.S Citizens
Apply for an IEC work permit from the United States.
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Parental Sponsorship Program Opens For 2020
The parental sponsorship program has opened for 2020 with a pool and lottery system. The deadline for entry into the pool is November 3, 2020.
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Can I Apply for PR in Canada on Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds from the United States?
Applications for H&C are made under section 25 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. They can be made by foreign nationals both inside and outside of Canada.
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I Submitted My Sponsorship Application Months Ago – What Can I Do?
IRCC did not open or process any family sponsorship applications between February 12, 2020 and Mid August 2020 due to covid-19 processing delays.
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Service Canada Reopening To PR Applicants For Biometrics
As of September 15, 2020, Service Canada centres are gradually resuming biometrics collection services for PR applicants who have received a biometric instruction letter. An officer will call you to schedule an appointment.
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Am I A Canadian Citizen If I Have a Canadian Parent or Grandparent?
For people born outside Canada, Canadian citizenship can be inherited from either parent (mother or father)
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