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Moving to a foreign country to continue your education can introduce some changes and challenges that you will need to prepare yourself for before coming to Canada to study. Although Canada is one of the most popular country for higher education there are many things that international students aren’t aware of before coming here. There […]
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Canadian immigration is constantly changing its rules, regulations, process, waiting times, etc. In 2018, there were many huge changes to the Canadian Immigration program that may be affecting many people wishing to come to Canada. Here are a few key immigration changes that were implemented by the IRCC (Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada) in the […]
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The latest round of invitation for Express Entry Draw September took place on September 5th, 2018 which was the 98th Express Entry draw. This was the 98th Express Entry Draw and the first draw of September 2018. This draw (#98) gave 3,900 invitations to those with a cut off score of 440 or higher. We anticipate […]
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Deciding where to go to university or where to do postgraduate work can be a stressful time for many students. Luckily, if you are considering studying in Canada, there are many wonderful options. Canada boasts three of the top universities in the world: University of Toronto, McGill University and the University of British Columbia. […]
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If you want to travel to Canada in order to experience all that Canada has to offer on a temporary basis, it can be difficult to ensure you have enough money to do so in advance. Wouldn’t it be great if you could work in Canada while also working so you could earn enough money […]
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Below, we have provided you with all of the information needed to reach the Canadian Embassy and Consulates in Pakistan. The embassy and consulates are spread throughout the country and each covers a designated section of Pakistan. Each office can provide passport assistance and emergency services, as well as notarial services to Canada’s citizens. Having the contact information of the […]
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Below, we have provided you with all of the information needed to reach the Canadian Embassy and Consulates in Australia. The embassy and consulates are spread throughout the country and each covers a designated section of Australia. Each office can provide passport assistance and emergency services, as well as notarial services to Canada’s citizens. Having the contact information of the nearest […]
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The latest round of invitation for Express Entry Draw August will took place on August 22, 2018 which was the 96th Express Entry draw. This was the 97th Express Entry Draw and the second draw of August 2018. The 97th draw gave 3,750 invitations to those with a CRS cut off score of 440 or higher. […]
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Every year, the Global Liveability Index is created by The Economist’s Intelligence Unit. The list ranks 140 cities around the world from most livable to least livable. The term liveabilty is designed to reflect the ease of living in a given city. It takes into account 5 main considerations: stability, healthcare, culture and environment, education […]
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Below, we have provided you with all of the information needed to reach the Canadian Embassy and Consulates in the United Kingdom. The embassy and consulates are spread throughout the country and each covers a designated section of the United Kingdom. Each office can provide passport assistance and emergency services, as well as notarial services to Canada’s citizens. Having the […]
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