Category Archives: Canada Immigration
Staying In Canada As A Temporary Resident
Immigration to Canada has come to be an appealing trend among many individuals who are looking for the so-called greener pasture. However, aside from the application for permanent residency, there are also individuals who apply only for a temporary legal status – one that will allow them to stay in Canada temporarily, for a specific … Continue reading
Canada Immigration and Refugee Protection Act Amendment: Good News or Bad News?
The Nature of the Amendment: The amendment to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act puts in place a more stringent screening process for foreign workers. The Goal of the Amendment: The said amendment is aimed at protecting foreign workers from possible abuse by recruiters or agencies. Abuse is something that is very common among foreign … Continue reading
Addressing Family Class Immigration Concerns Through A Toronto Immigration Lawyer
Question: I am a Filipino living in Canada, and my mom is also in Canada right now, although she is not a permanent resident yet. I want to sponsor her, but I was told that there is no more program for family sponsorship, and that my mom should return to the Philippines. Answer: When it … Continue reading
Addressing The Different Questions About Canada Immigration Procedures
We’ve heard a lot of stories about Canada – that it’s a very successful country, that even if you’re just an apple picker over there, you can already earn a lot. Many people equate Canada with wealth, with a good life, and with a bright future. No wonder many individuals are aiming to work in … Continue reading
Canada Immigration Policy Involving Parents and Children: A Closer Look At Humanitarian And Compassionate Reasons
If you’re planning to immigrate to Canada, you’ll be happy to know that it’s possible to bring your family with you – your spouse and your children. And if you’re already a permanent resident, you can also petition your family – including your parents – so that they can come and live with you. Only, … Continue reading
Immigrants To Canada Expected To Increase With New Measures In Place
Canada is starting to implement measures toward economic recovery by planning to admit more immigrants to the country. Employers today need more federal skilled workers, so Canada is aiming at increasing its target to 265,000 immigrants for this year (2010). Such immigrants will include federal skilled workers and provincial nominees. If the government is to … Continue reading
Canada Refugee Status Claim Denied? Consider Applying For Permanent Resident
A denied application for a refugee status in Canada is not yet the end of the road for your intention to become a Canadian resident. Don’t lose time fretting at the thought of being deported. There are other proven strategies that may help you in your case. One solution is for you to apply as … Continue reading
Fake Passport Will Cause Immigration Problems
Q: I entered Canada using someone else’s passport. I tried to obtain a visa using my own passport but was denied three times. i have met a man who now wants to marry me. I am using my real name for all the documents except the marriage licence. The marriage office wanted to see my … Continue reading
Canada Immigration And The Live In Caregiver Program
Sponsoring Relatives To Canada Q. I have a nephew I am supporting and want him to come to Canada. He is the son of my brother who abandoned his family when the boy was still a child. He has a high school diploma and has had several odd jobs. He’s 23 and that makes it … Continue reading
Two Vulnerable Groups Of Canada Immigrants
For decades Canada has been one of the hottest immigration destinations for foreigners around the globe. Whether it is because of Canada’s passion to welcome newcomers or Canada’s neutral role in world politics, Canada is a household name in any country in the world and a place that many can only dream to get to. … Continue reading
Canada Immigration Q&A – Undeclared Child Must Apply Under Humanitarian Grounds
by: Atty. Henry Moyal Q: I entered Canada as a skilled professional over five years ago. I am a Canadian citizen now. When I applied for immigration I was single but had a child. I was not ready to bring my child so I did not include him on my application. I am now settled … Continue reading
Filipina Caregivers With Nursing Degree Apply As Immigrant Now!
by: Don Collantes, Canadian Immigration Specialist Are you a registered nurse from the Philippines and currently with a work permit under the live-in caregiver program? Do you want to apply as an immigrant immediately without having to complete the live-in caregiver program? If your answer is yes, this article contains further information that is of … Continue reading