SINP Who Can Apply Are you looking for Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program SINP Who Can Apply? Lets see what happens when considering the SINP, knowing who in your family might make the strongest case will determine who the principle applicant might be. The principle applicant is who the [...]

Many people choose to live in New Brunswick. Whether is it is for the affordable lifestyle, universal health care, education system or simply the proximity to some of the most beautiful lakes, rivers and trails that Canada has to offer; New Brunswick remains an unspoiled land of opportunity [...]

The Canadian government has come to the conclusion that citizens from the small Caribbean nation, Antigua and Barbuda, no longer meet the criteria for a visa exemption. As a result, any current Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)'s that have been issued will unfortunately become void and the individuals affected will no longer be able to utilize their ETA to enter Canada and must obtain a visa. Watch our video below on the changes for this particular country and why these changes were introduced.

Think you can handle a stressful immigration application on your own? Watch our video to learn about the dos and don's! Find out why you should hire a immigration representative to help you with your Canadian immigration matters.

The financial test is needed to prove that sponsors can support sponsored persons for the period of the undertaking. Financial Resources: May include the resources of the sponsor's spouse or common-law partner if the sponsor's financial resources are inadequate and the sponsor's spouse for Financial Responsibility when Sponsoring common-law [...]

Personal Statement A personal statement is not a mandatory requirement for a sponsorship application but it goes a long way to support the genuineness of your application. Things you might want to consider in a personal statement are: Relationships that Began Online: What website did you use to [...]

Canada has recently introduced the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP).  Provincial Nominee Program Alberta Skilled Worker Category AINP program exists based on agreements that exist between the provinces and the federal government. Essentially, the process is two steps. You first apply to a provincial program in order to obtain [...]

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is an immigration program that is administered by the province. It operates under an agreement with the federal government. This program can provide a quicker means of entry into Canada while filling the needs of the province in accordance with its agreement [...]

Nova Scotia enjoys a quality of life that some might consider is quickly evaporating in todays modern society. The province boasts hard work is tempered by an appreciation for the natural beauty that encircles this province. Nova Scotia, like many other provinces, enjoys the ability to nominate immigrants [...]

As of April 28, 2017, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced that the conditional permanent resident status for all spouses and partners sponsored to immigrate to Canada will no longer be in effect. As a result, spouses and partners that immigrate to Canada will automatically have full permanent resident status upon arriving in Canada. This comes as a great relief to all spouses and partners that are arriving in Canada. These changes came into effect by the Liberal government to help spouses and partners that may be vulnerable when coming to Canada. Watch our video below on the changes to the PR provision for spouses and partners immigrating to Canada and what this means for permanent residents as a whole.

There have been many changes to the requirements of obtaining a Canadian Work Permit through the Labour Market Impact Assessment. Watch our video below that discusses the changes to high skilled and low skilled occupations and its prevailing wage requirements to meet the eligibility to obtain a Work Permit for Canada.

Has your Work Permit, Study Permit or Visitor Visa expired? If so, it means your status in Canada has expired and you need to file for an extension or restore your status in Canada. Watch our video to learn what steps you should take next to remain in Canada.