• November 6, 2013

    How to Qualify as a Business Visitor

    Qualify as a Business Visitor You may qualify as a business visitor if you plan to visit Canada temporarily to seek out new business opportunities in Canada, to invest or to expand on existing business agreements. You should note that if you are from a [...]

  • December 1, 2013

    H&C Assessment of Discrimination

    If you want to file an H&C application, you may claim to be a victim of "discrimination" in your home country, and that return would result in events or circumstances that would result in hardship. You may claim that discrimination is systematic and that neither [...]

  • November 27, 2013

    Applying for live-in caregiver in Canada

    An employer who wants to hire a foreign national as a temporary foreign worker in Canada must submit the labour market opinion application with all the necessary documents to human resources and skills development Canada, HRSDC. By submitting the labour market opinion, the impact made [...]

  • November 26, 2013

    Backlog on Federal Skilled Worker Program

    According to a press release of March 2013, the Canadian immigration department has cleared the backlog of up to 40% of permanent residence applications. Applications that were lying in the offices for eight to ten years now don't need to wait for more because they [...]

  • November 20, 2013

    Canadian Experience Class (CEC) Requirements

    CEC Requirements The Canadian Experience Class (CEC) category of permanent residence is geared toward foreign-skilled workers who have already obtained valuable experience in eligible occupations in Canada. Eligible workers, based on their education, experience and occupation, may obtain permanent resident status in Canada through this [...]

  • November 18, 2013

    Federal Skilled Trades Program Employment and Work Experience

    As the Federal Skilled Trades Program is geared towards skilled tradespeople, it should be no surprise that you will need to demonstrate your work experience and employability in a skilled trade. However, when considering how best to demonstrate your employment and work history, consider the [...]

  • November 5, 2013

    How Arranged Employment Works

    Employers who would like to offer a permanent job to a foreign worker wanting to immigrate to Canada can do this with an offer of arranged employment under the Federal Skilled Worker Program. Citizenship and Immigration Canada places priority on new Federal Skilled [...]

  • December 1, 2013

    H&C hardship Factors in the Country of Origin

    While certain factors may not be considered when you file an H&C application, the officer will take into account elements related to the hardships that affects you. Some examples of what those "hardships" may include are: lack of critical medical/healthcare; discrimination which does not amount [...]

  • November 27, 2013

    Being a Live-in Caregiver in Canada

    Live-in Caregiver in Canada For people who are interested in working in Canada, the government has come up with the Live-in Caregiver Program that allows people to work in private homes as a caregiver. If you can provide care to children, elderly persons or persons [...]

  • November 26, 2013

    I am a Computer systems Analyst can I Immigrate to Canada?

    Computer Systems Analyst Under FSWP If you are a computer systems analyst and you are planning to immigrate to Canada, your chances for selection are high. Engineers and IT personnel are in high demand, not only in particular provinces but all over Canada. As more [...]

  • November 20, 2013

    Permanent Residence Canadian Experience Class

    The Canadian Experience Class application facilitates permanent residence for those who are currently in Canada on temporary status but have already established themselves in the Canadian job market. Those who have skilled work experience in Canada and are here on temporary status may take part [...]

  • November 18, 2013

    Federal Skilled Trades Factors to Consider

    If your goal is to apply for permanent resident status as a skilled tradesperson, you first need to assess whether or not your trade falls under the eligible occupations and is classified as either an A or B under the National Occupational Classification or NOC. [...]