Record Number of Refugees Welcomed to Live in Canada in 2016
In 2016, 46,700 refugees made Canada their home. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) reported that this is the largest number of refugees […]
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Canada’s Policy of Accepting Immigrants Continues
According to a recent article by Business Insider, Ahmed Hussen, the Canadian Minister of Immigration, was quoted as saying, “Canada is a nation of immigrants. […]
What are the differences between single-entry visas and multiple-entry visas?
When you obtain a visa to visit Canada, you should apply for a temporary resident visa, also known as a visitor visa. There are two […]
Does a U.S. Visa Permit Entry Into Canada?
If you have a United States visa, but are from a visa-required country, you will still need to have a Canadian visa or permit in […]
Canadian Immigration and Visa Policies
When a foreign national enters Canada, it is necessary that they have a valid passport and a temporary resident visa or other relevant authorization approved […]
How to Qualify for the Canadian Permanent Resident Visa
The Federal Skilled Workers Program (FSWP) is a Canadian visa for permanent residency to Canada. Through this points-based program, applicants are assessed based on their […]
The Canadian Live-in Caregiver Program
Canada has a unique visa program for live-in caregivers who have experience in providing care for the disabled, children, or the elderly.
The Canadian Program for Skilled Workers in Quebec
There is a special Canadian immigration program in Quebec specifically created for skilled foreign workers. This program, called the Quebec-Selected Skilled Workers Program (QSWP), makes […]
Ontario Has Opportunities!
Within Canada is the Canadian province of Ontario, located north of the U.S. states of Ohio, New York, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, and Michigan. Canadian Visa Expert […]
The Changes in Canadian Immigration Over Time
In May 2016, the Pew Research Center released data showing that Canadian immigration has changed tremendously during the last few years.