Posted by agentCanada Published Saturday, December 26, 2009 Work Visa
Temporary residents in Canada can now apply online for work permits. Temporary residents seeking work permits or an extension of their visit in
Canada can now apply online. Apart from applying online, applicants
can also pay their application fees, check their application status and change
their address online. The new online applications will result in faster processing because online
applications can only be submitted if they are complete.
Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, June 30, 2009 General News
Three new designations to the Immigration and refugee board of Canada
(IRB) were announced today by the citizenship, Immigration and
Multiculturalism. Ms Shari. A. stein and Hazelyn Ross were designated
the deputy chairperson of the immigration Appeal Division and Assistant
deputy Chairperson respectively, in the Toronto Office. Whereas, in the
Vancouver office, Ross A Pattee was designated the assistant deputy
chairperson.
Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, April 21, 2009 Citizenship
The new Citizenship law has retroactively restored Canadian citizenship to many who had lost it due to obscure and outdated provisions in past legislation. Secondly, it has henceforth limited citizenship by descent to first generation Canadians. Canadian Citizenship is now restored to anyone born in Canada or who became a Canadian
citizen on or after January 1, 1947 and then lost their citizenship.
Posted by agentCanada Published Sunday, February 03, 2008 Canadian Immigration
Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, joined
provincial, municipal and community partners to launch the "Tool Box of
Ideas for Smaller Centres," a resource aimed at attracting & supporting
immigrants to smaller communities in Canada. The Tool Box was funded through a
contribution agreement from Citizenship and Immigration Canada. The objective of
this Tool Box is to help smaller communities across the Canada to benefit from
immigration and develop their own immigration strategies.
Posted by agentCanada Published Thursday, April 24, 2008 Experience Class
The Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Honourable Diane Finley
announced changes to work permits for international students who graduate from
eligible programs at certain Canadian post-secondary institutions, making it
easier to attract foreign students to Canada. Effective
April 21, 2008, and for the first
time, these international students would be able to obtain an open work permit..
Posted by agentCanada Published Monday, November 03, 2008 Canadian Immigration
In accordance with the Access to Information Act (ATI), information can
be obtained on immigration records held by Citizenship and Immigration
Canada. ATI reports have valuable information on the processing of your
Canadian permanent and temporary residence applications. It is not the
same as the e-Client found on CIC website, which provides very limited
information on the status of your file.
Posted by agentCanada Published Tuesday, December 30, 2008 Work Visa
Under the new regulation, professionals seeking to work temporarily in
Canada under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) can now
receive work permits for up to three years and may be renewed
thereafter. Earlier. Earlier NAFTA workers were required to renew their
work permit every 12 months. By easing the administrative requirements..
Posted by agentCanada Published Wednesday, October 01, 2008 Canadian Immigration
Most newcomers and immigrants to Canada tend to settle in the three biggest
cities which are Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver. Many newcomers have also choosen to live in the medium-sized cities, which they feel have as much to offer
as the larger cities with a better quality of life. Of the 1.1 million immigrants who landed in Canada between 2001 and 2006,
about 70 per cent settled in one of the "big three" cities..
Posted by agentCanada Published Friday, May 23, 2008 Canadian Immigration
Minister of Citizenship and Immigration announced new funding to help
immigrant-serving organizations deliver settlement services to
immigrants in Yukon. Yukon is the westernmost and smallest of Canada's
three territories. The new funding of over $341,000 is expected to help
newcomers access language training programs and referrals to community
resources for assistance in settling into their new communities and
finding a job. These are both one of the key...
Posted by agentCanada Published Sunday, March 23, 2008 Canadian Immigration
In 2007 Canada accepted the highest number of immigrants (temporary and
permanent residents) to date. This is based on the preliminary data released by
Citizenship and Immigration Canada ( CIC)
on March 14th 2007. In 2007, Canada admitted 429,649 permanent residents,
temporary foreign workers and foreign students. This number is more than 60,000
higher than it was just four years ago.
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