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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Who runs the U.S. immigration system? If the Senate passes the Laken Riley Act this week, the answer might not be Congress or the president. The bill, already passed in the House, would hand state attorneys general, like Ken Paxton in Texas, veto power over large swaths of federal immigration policy. Under a provision of […]
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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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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently issued its long-awaited H-1B modernization rule. The final rule takes effect on January 17, 2025. USCIS describes several of the regulations as codifying policies the agency has followed for years. The agency also emphasized that several of the regulations were enacted to strengthen “program integrity.” The final rule […]
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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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