Express Entry Draw Monitoring for 2020
In the coming years, new Canadian permanent residents will be primarily economic immigrants. They will be applying through the federal immigration program or a provincial nominee program using the Express Entry system. The federal programs are Federal Skilled Worker Class, Canadian Experience Class, and Federal Skilled Trades Class. The Canadian Experience Class category, or CEC, […]
Canadore College: A Pathway to Permanent Residency in Canada
Looking for a clearer pathway to permanent residency? Canadore College, in North Bay, Ontario, is a vibrant institution offering a wide selection of programs in diverse fields, including aviation, business, health sciences, and technology. For international students, Canadore provides a high-quality education and a unique pathway to apply for permanent residency in Canada through the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) program.
Federal Skilled Worker Eligibility Requirements
Canada, a global hub for talent seeking a prosperous future, offers the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) as a prime pathway to permanent residency.
Points-Based Skilled Immigration: Your Gateway to a Dynamic New Life in Canada, Australia, the UK, and New Zealand
Points-based skilled immigration is the most direct pathway for you to pursue permanent residency in several countries.
K-1 Fiancée or B-2 Tourist Visa: Navigating Your Path to Life in the US
A K-1 Fiancée or B-2 Tourist Visa is what most people consider the primary visa option when planning to reunite with their US citizen fiancé(e). Choosing between these two visas can be overwhelming since these are both nonimmigrant visas that allow you to travel to the United States and remain there for a specific period. […]
What is the age limit to immigrate?
“What is the age limit to immigrate? What is the maximum age for immigration to Canada? Can I immigrate to Australia if I am 45 years old? How about to the U.S.?” These are some of the questions we have encountered this year as people rethink their pre-COVID immigration plans. But, given a chance, would […]
Understanding U.S. Immigrant Visa Interview Schedule Fluctuations
The U.S. immigrant visa interview schedule has been the subject of intense scrutiny since the first wave of COVID-19-induced family-based family retrogression. And to 273,263 Filipino immigrant visa applicants, a whiff of an update to the U.S. Embassy Manila interview schedule is a source of anxiety. Why is my U.S. immigrant visa interview taking so […]
What Benefits are Universities in Australia Offering to Students?
Featured article written by Kathlene Paul Australia is one of the most popular destinations for students looking to go to a foreign country for university. One of the biggest reasons for this is the abundance of world-class universities in the country. For many, that is a very enticing reason to study in Australia, but that […]
Australia Increases Migration Cap
Australia has increased its migration cap for 2023-2024. Among the five countries with permanent migration programs—the UK, the US, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand—Australia has the most visa subclasses, particularly in the work-to-residence sector. The Migration Cap was Increased To address widespread staff shortfalls, the Home Affairs Minister announced in October 2022 that thedepartment was […]
International Students Can Apply for Canadian Permanent Residence
International students can apply for Canadian permanent residence using several routes other than the Federal Skilled Worker program. By the end of 2021, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada selected more immigration applicants under the Canadian Experience Class than the Provincial Nominee Programs. The Canadian Experience Class, or CEC, is one of the federal immigration programs […]
Developments in Canada’s Immigration Policies and Protocols
Recent developments in Canada’s immigration policies and protocols have ensured that new permanent residents contribute positively to the country’s economic growth. One of the landmark developments was in 1967 when the government created the Federal Skilled Worker Program (or FSWP). With the FSWP, the immigration department had an objective system to determine whether individual applicants […]
