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The recent Express Entry draw conducted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) saw invitations being issued to 150 candidates in a targeted draw of agriculture and agri-food occupations.   This category-based selection draw required candidates to have a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 437. This draw, held on February 16, follows a […]

Canada stands as an attractive destination for millions of travellers worldwide, offering breathtaking landscapes, vibrant cities, and a rich culture. However, obtaining a Canadian Visitor Visa is not always a straightforward process, and visa refusals are common. Understanding the factors behind visa refusals can help prospective visitors navigate the application process more successfully. Here are […]

If you have a criminal record and are considering travelling to Canada, it’s crucial to understand the types of crimes that can render you inadmissible. Criminal inadmissibility signifies that you are not permitted to enter Canada, and it’s a common reason individuals are denied entry into the country. Under Canadian immigration law, individuals may be […]

Canada has opened its doors to caregivers through two dedicated immigration programs tailored to their needs, providing a streamlined pathway to Canadian permanent residence. The Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot, launched in 2019, offer foreign caregivers the opportunity to make Canada their new home while addressing previous challenges faced by […]

Canada’s allure as an educational destination for international students continues to grow, driven in part by the enriching opportunities presented by Cooperative Education Programs, commonly referred to as co-op programs. These initiatives seamlessly blend academic theory with practical work experience, offering students a unique pathway to academic and professional success. In this article, we delve […]

Canada, renowned for its natural beauty and diverse cultural offerings, attracts millions of visitors each year. Whether it’s to explore the stunning landscapes, reunite with family and friends, or explore opportunities for permanent residency, visitors to Canada must navigate the intricacies of immigration regulations to ensure a smooth and legal stay in the country.  What […]

Canadian Transport Minister Omar Alghabra announced on Thursday, 17th March that starting from 1st April, fully-vaccinated travelers will be allowed to enter Canada without having to get tested for COVID-19. However, they can still be chosen for mandatory random testing which they can choose to take at the airport, or at home. Despite relaxing health […]

The British Columbia immigration, in its latest draw held on 5 April, issued 188 invitations through three categories via the BC PNP. The BC PNP offers interested candidates three ways to apply for PR. Each pathway is categorized into several different categories candidates can apply in. Choosing the category depends on your NOC skill level, […]

In the latest draw, the Prince Edward Island immigration has issued invitations to 142 skilled workers and entrepreneurs. On the 17th of March, the province issued invitations through three streams. They are as follows: The summary of the draw is as follows: Name of the stream: The number of invites issued: The minimum score required […]

Ontario Immigration issued 755 NOI’s through the provincial Express Entry Skilled Trades Stream in its latest draw. In the draw held on July 14, Ontario Immigration invited candidates who had submitted their Express Entry profiles 12 months prior to the date of the draw. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points required to qualify was 310. […]

British Columbia Immigration has announced updates to the British Columbia’s Entrepreneur Immigration stream and stated that the stream, which has been on pause since July last year, is now accepting applications. The Entrepreneur Immigration stream is aimed at experienced entrepreneurs who wish to settle down in the province and who can support innovation and economic […]

Manitoba PNP, in its 14 July draw, issued 366 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAA’s), to skilled workers and international graduates. The LAA’s were issued through three MPNP streams. The summary of the draw is given below: Name of MPNP stream: The number of LAA’s issued: The minimum score required to qualify: Skilled Workers stream […]