On January 6, 2025, Justin Trudeau announced that he will be stepping down as Canada’s Prime Minister and leader of the Liberal Party. After nearly a decade in office, this marks the end of his time as the country’s leader, which started in 2015.
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Some of you may be contemplating the need to hire an immigration lawyer to prepare and submit your application. Familiar questions can be, why do I need one, am I wasting my money, and what value could it add?
These are all very important questions to ask yourself when deciding to trust your application to be submitted to the Canadian government.
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With the Canadian governments immigration targets established for 2025-2027, this is an exciting opportunity to prepare and submit your profile into the express entry pool.
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We all make new year’s resolutions every year. Some we keep, some we don’t. However, the ones we do keep are the ones that are most important to us, our families, and our loved ones.
Some of your resolutions may include planning your immigration project to Canada. It could be that you did not start your immigration journey earlier because of obligations that did not allow you to in your country of residence or citizenship. Or for some, it could be that these plans were not started because it all seems to be daunting, and you do not know where to begin.
We are providing small tips and a guide on how to start your immigration project in 2025 and stick to it!
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With the holiday season fast approaching, many people are planning to travel internationally. A Canadian visitor visa is mandatory for most travelers entering Canada, and it may also be required if you are simply passing through a Canadian airport on your way to another country.
If you are currently in Canada on a visitor visa, work permit, electronic travel authorization (eTA), or temporary resident permit (TRP), it is important to understand how travelling outside of Canada can have an impact your status and your ability to re-enter the country.
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Recent changes have been announced allowing international students to work up to 24 hours per week, an increase from the previous 20 hours. However, the holiday break is considered a scheduled break, and during this time, international students are permitted to work full-time, in accordance with the terms set by their school.
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Becoming a Canadian citizen is a dream for many people around the world. For those wanting to make Canada their home, passing the citizenship test is crucial. The test evaluates your knowledge of Canada’s history, government, rights, and symbols. While it might seem intimidating, with the right preparation you will be just fine.
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Whether you are applying for a work permit, permanent residency, sponsorship, or citizenship, there are many rules, forms, and steps involved in each immigration process. An immigration lawyer or licensed immigration consultant simplifies the process and significantly improves your chances of success/approval. The expertise and guidance of a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer saves you time, reduces stress, and ensures that your application is handled in a timely and efficient manner.
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Québec Immigration regulations have been recently updated and an important change is now effect for international students who are applying to the Québec Experience Program (PEQ). The new regulation now allows students to start a second program of studies in Québec after they have received their first diploma. This change gives students more flexibility, allowing them to continue their education and still be eligible for the PEQ, which was not possible under the previous rules.
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During the holiday season, we all want to be around family and loved ones to celebrate this magical time of year. Before applying for your visa to Canada, or maintaining valid status over the holidays, it is important to plan ahead of time to help ensure a smoother application process.
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Are you looking to immigrate to Canada and want to boost your chances of success? Securing arranged employment can help you tremendously within the Express Entry (EE) program. Having a confirmed job offer from a Canadian employer not only strengthens your EE application, but it also gives you a head start on your new life in Canada.
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When immigrating to Canada, many individuals wonder about the legal support available to them. A question that is commonly asked is, “Can I hire a Quebec immigration lawyer if I want to immigrate to a different Canadian province?”
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If you want to significantly increase your chances of moving to and settling in Canada, securing a job offer letter is essential. It not only boosts your likelihood of obtaining a work permit but also sets you on a clear path to starting a new life in one of the world’s most diverse and vibrant countries.
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Among the most popular exams to measure English language proficiency, are the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) and the CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program). But which test is the right one for you?
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The journey from the UK to Canada can be undertaken through various immigration pathways, each with unique requirements and benefits. Join us as we explore these distinct routes to help you understand their differences. By comparing them, you’ll be better prepared to choose the option that best aligns with your profile and long-term goals.
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Lebanese Canadians are individuals of Lebanese descent who are living in Canada. They are part of the broader Canadian multicultural mosaic, contributing to the country’s cultural, social, and economic diversity.
Learn how you can immigrate from Lebanon to Canada today!
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Among the various skilled workers in demand in Canada, geological engineers play a significant role in the growth of the country’s mining and petroleum industries.
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Your immigration application could be one of the most important moments of your life. If you choose to hire an expert to help you through it, you want to make sure it’s someone you can trust. Unfortunately, immigration fraud is a serious threat for prospective immigrants wanting to live in Canada.
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Many visitors to Canada are surprised to find that a minor criminal offense, such as driving under the influence (DUI), can result in being refused entry into the country. This is called ‘criminal inadmissibility’. Whether you’re planning a short trip to visit or to immigrate permanently, it’s important to understand what criminal inadmissibility is and what you can do about it if you’re found inadmissible.
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One of the most common questions we receive from people wanting to immigrate to Canada is, ‘How much money do I need?’ This question is essential for anyone planning their move, as understanding the financial requirements can help ensure a smooth transition.
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