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I’ve Had a Canadian Visa Rejection – Now What?

Contrary to what many people think, reapplying after a Canadian visa rejection is actually an option, depending on the reason/s why the application was refused. There are different reasons why an application for a visa is rejected. Reasons  For Canadian Visa Rejection Failure to provide proper and accurate supporting documents Failure to show adequate financial [...]

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Same Sex Immigration to USA

What are the Options for Same Sex Immigration to The USA?

DOMA (the Defense of Marriage Act) is a federal ruling that classifies marriage as a legal partnership between a man and a woman. Marriage between same sex couples is legal in several states in the US. However, the federal government will not recognize these marriages, due to the DOMA ruling. Immigration law in the US [...]

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Should Canada deny entry to travelers without polio vaccines?

A new report is suggesting that travelers from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria, which have not been able to stop the spread of the polio viruses, be denied entry to other countries like Canada – unless they can provide proof of being vaccinated. The report comes from the Independent Monitoring Board, which was set up to [...]

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Migrating from Australia to Canada

Interested in Migrating from Australia to Canada?

Migrating from Australia to Canada is usually easier than migrating from many other countries to Canada. The unique relationship that these two countries have as members of the Commonwealth makes the immigration process easier. However, in spite of this special relationship, Australian citizens will face challenges during the complicated Canadian immigration process. Applying for the [...]

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 Russian immigration lawyer in Toronto

Need a Russian Immigration Lawyer in Toronto?

This year, Canada and Russia are marking the anniversary of 70 years of diplomatic relations. There are 500,600 residents of Canada who currently claim Russia as their homeland. In Toronto alone, there are more than 100,000 people whose mother tongue is Russian. All these people are proof that Canada has been an attractive destination over [...]

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Migrating from Nigeria to Canada: Canadian Scenery

Interested in Migrating from Nigeria to Canada?

Migrating from Nigeria to Canada is an appealing idea for many Nigerians. The first wave of Nigerian immigrants to Canada was in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Now, there are over 20,000 people in Canada who identify themselves as Nigerian. Some Nigerians have family in Canada, and they wish to move to Canada to [...]

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Canada Immigration from Trinidad

Interested in Migrating from Trinidad to Canada?

Trinidad and Canada Have Much In Common The country of Canada has long had a special relationship with the country of Trinidad. Both these countries have a long history of being part of the British Empire, this mean that they share the common official language of English and their legal systems both have roots in [...]

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Migrating to Canada as a Doctor

Migrate to Canada as a Doctor to Make a Career for Yourself

Canada is a vast country that is in constant need of people to occupy its regions in order to help them to develop. The Canadian government has in place a number of schemes that allow people from other countries to get a Canadian Immigration Visa, so that they can reside in Canada permanently. Canadian Immigration [...]

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Interested in Migrating from Ireland to Canada?

Interested in Migrating from Ireland to Canada?

There are a number of reasons you might want to consider migrating from Ireland to Canada. Despite the cold weather, Canada is a desirable place to live. Here are three of the most important factors: 1) Quality of life Quite simply, Canada’s cities are rated among the most livable in the world. Vancouver is rated [...]

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Protest in Saskatoon Over Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Dozens of concerned individuals rallied in Saskatoon earlier in September to protest alterations that were made earlier this year to Saskatchewan’s immigrant nominee program. Group Believes Changes are Unfair The individuals assembled as part of a group called the Coalition for a Fair Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. They waved Canadian flags and held signs outside [...]

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What Is A “Safe Country” According To Bill C-31?

What Is A “Safe Country” According To Bill C-31? Bill C-31 is set to come into effect this summer, with a safe countries list intact. This list was one of the provisions that had to be removed in order for the bill to finally pass, but now that the Conservative government has a majority they [...]

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Expect Changes to the Balanced Refugee Reform Act This Month?

Original bill that trampled refugee rights may return The Balanced Refugee Reform Act (or Bill C-11) is a piece of legislation that received royal assent in mid-2010, and is scheduled to take effect in late June of this year. The original bill only received royal assent after changes were made to it, because opposition critics [...]

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On This Remembrance Day…

Today is Remembrance Day, when Canadians and all of those living in Canada take a day to remember those who fought, died or were wounded to preserve our freedoms. Canadians and immigrants to Canada enjoy many freedoms and a quality of life we would not have if it weren’t for those who fought and made [...]

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New tax incentive for hiring immigrants announced

Ontario Liberals promise $10,000 to companies that hire immigrants The Ontario Liberals have proposed a new tax credit for businesses who hire new Canadians. The program would provide a $10,000 tax break for employers who hire new Canadians – new Canadian citizens who have lived in Ontario for less than five years. “The program is [...]

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Provincial Nominee Programs: Attractive Alternative to Obtaining Canadian PR

More immigrants are being accepted under Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). This year CIC plans to admit approximately 40,000 immigrants under PNPs, more than five times the number accepted under PNPs in 2005. Each Canadian province and one territory have their own unique Provincial Nomination Programs tailored to meet their specific needs. Applicants who apply through [...]

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