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Canada has long been recognized as a culturally open country. This has made it one of the most popular immigrant destinations in the world and has led to vibrant economic…
Canada has unrestricted jus soli laws.Jus soli is Latin for “right of the soil,” and implies that citizenship or nationality is granted to anyone born within the territory or state…
If you’re a student in Canada, you might be considering staying in the country after you graduate. There are a number of ways you can do this, but the options…
Native residents and many immigrants proudly hold Canadian citizenship. It’s something they cherish proudly. For many, citizenship can come only after a long and complex process.But once you’ve done all…
To say the country’s Caregiver Program has recently undergone notable changes is an understatement. As of late October, 2014, Chris Alexander, Canada’s Citizenship and Immigration Minister, stated that marked reform…
Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor their spouses for permanent residence in Canada. A “spouse” is someone that you are married to, i.e., a husband or a wife. To…
It’s quite common for Canadian residents to want to sponsor relatives living outside of the country. In order to qualify as a sponsor for a parent or grandparent under the…
People wanting to immigrate to Canada quickly must now undergo new government restrictions. The Canadian immigration authorities launched their new immigration program in 2015, and the changes apply to those…
The economic immigration system in Canada is now operating more efficiently than ever, at least that is the intent of the revised “Express Entry” program that started in January 2015.…
For many Canadian citizens living abroad, certain circumstances may bring them home. There may be an ill family member, a new employment opportunity, or perhaps they are looking for a…
Whether you are looking to immigrate to Canada or are hoping to sponsor a family member or spouse, it’s imperative to know which documents you’ll need.While it depends on the…
In Canada, driving under the influence (DUI) is considered a serious offence. Even if your spouse received the DUI in a country where it is judged as a misdemeanor or…
If you are unhappy in your current place of residence and are looking for a change, Canada offers new and exciting opportunities. Similarly, if you have been laid off, or…
Step one of any refused immigration appeal is always the same: Get a good lawyer.Lawyers’ lives revolve around knowing the law, arguing the law, and navigating the many hoops of…
To sponsor anyone in Canada, the sponsor must be 18 years of age or older.This is a federal requirement that applies everywhere in Canada, both for sponsoring children and for…
Immigration processes are always challenging, and inland spousal sponsorship (sponsoring a partner who already lives in Canada) is no exception.In fact, policy changes earlier this year have paid the process…
