Second time working with Visaplace, and was successful again with a visa application for parents (2 out of 2). Worked with Felicita and Mansi, strong guidance, very detailed approach to putting together a very thorough and comprehensive application. Good feedback and support throughout the full process. Highly recommend Visaplace!
British Columbia for New Immigrants: Moving to British Columbia
What It’s Like to Live in British Columbia for Newcomers The province of British Columbia is Canada’s westernmost province! Internationally known for its remarkable natural beauty (there are six national parks), British Columbia is home to more than 4.6 million people. The most populous city in the province is Vancouver, Canada’s third largest city, with a population nearing 2.5 million. […]
Prince Edward Island for Immigrants: Moving to Prince Edward Island
What It’s Like to Live in Prince Edward Island for Newcomers The hustle and bustle of cities are nothing you have to worry about in Prince Edward Island. Living in PEI gives you the small town feel, absolutely no rush hour, short drives to everything needed, low crime rates and great quality of education. As Canada’s […]
Newfoundland and Labrador for New Immigrants: Moving to Newfoundland and Labrador
What It’s Like to Live in Newfoundland and Labrador Newfoundland and Labrador are especially known for being very friendly. The majority of the people here are known for their creativity, unique language, and being warm and welcoming. Since this province is located on the edge of North America, the population tends to be somewhat isolated from […]
Nova Scotia for New Immigrants: Moving to Nova Scotia
What It’s Like to Live in Nova Scotia for Newcomers The province of Nova Scotia sometimes takes a back seat to the bigger provinces of Canada like Quebec and Ontario but residents prefer it this way! Whether you prefer the energy and culture of a city or the slower pace of a rural living, Nova […]
Quebec for New Immigrants: Moving to Quebec
What It’s Like to Live in Quebec as a Newcomer The province of Quebec is the second most populous province of Canada so why exactly have so many people chosen to live in Quebec? For so many reasons! Quebec is lush with beautiful landscapes, rich history, vibrant professional and a mature sports, some of the […]
How to Hire Foreign Workers With An LMIA
In most cases, employers are required to get government approval before hiring foreign workers now called a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) formerly known as a Labour Market Opinion (LMO). An LMIA is issued in cases where a Canadian employer is unable to fill the position with a local Canadian worker. The main means of […]
Was Your Canada Study Permit Refused? Understand Your Options
After being accepted to a University or College course in Canada, you will need to apply for a study permit. Once you have obtained a study permit, you are able to enter Canada. Typically, when you apply for a study permit, you have to show that you qualify for the course of study. If you’re […]
Finding a Job in the US As an International Student
A large number of international students are currently studying in the United States. There is a substantial amount of job opportunities for students as they are given a chance to work for a certain period. Job-hunting as an international student can be difficult, as employers may well be unaware of cultural differences and visa requirements. […]
What and Where to Study in Canada to Get a Job
2024 Student Visa Update: IRCC has changed some rules and regulations regarding finances and work hours for Canadian international students. Learn more here. Many people already know that Canada is one of the best countries to get your college degree. Canada has advanced technology and teaching methods that attract international students seeking a degree, a higher standard […]
Top 6 Secrets to Getting a Green Card
Although holders of Green Cards are typically known as Lawful Permanent Residents, Green Cards are not forever. The much sought-after cards are renewable every ten years and they can be withdrawn for committing a serious crime. Typically after obtaining a Green Card people will upgrade to U.S citizenship, which is for life. Before reading our […]
How to Work While Studying in Canada
2024 Student Visa Update: IRCC has changed some rules and regulations regarding finances and work hours for Canadian international students. Learn more here. In Canada, foreign/international students who are studying may also work on or off campus while doing so as long as they have a valid study permit. For an international student to be qualified to […]
How To Bring Your Girlfriend to Canada 2024
Dating long distance can be hard for a couple but the battle of getting your fiance into Canada is a whole other hurdle to get over. “How to get my fiance to Canada?” Is often a question our lawyers at VisaPlace get asked daily. Unfortunately, a fiance doesn’t fall under the family class as a […]
What is the U Nonimmigrant Visa for Victims of Crime?
Oftentimes, immigrants in the United States illegally avoid contacting law enforcement officials out of fear they will be deported. This holds true even in cases where the illegal immigrant is the victim of a serious crime, such as domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, etc. The U Visa exists to protect these individuals, allowing them […]
Top 10 Reasons for Migration to the US: Move to USA
Many people dream of moving to the United States. Common reasons include finding better job opportunities, reuniting with family, or pursuing the “American Dream.” The United States has a long tradition of welcoming people from all backgrounds and cultures as is a great place for people that are looking to live outside of their home […]
The DACA Program: Who Are DREAMers?
Thousands of kids are brought to the US each year by parents wanting to give themselves and their families a better life. Sometimes, these families come to the US illegally which causes problems for many children who later become adults. In fact, as of March 2020, 1.8 million immigrants were eligible for the DACA program […]