Canada is one of the largest and wealthiest countries renowned worldwide for its vast landscapes, untouched wildlife and wildlands, its blend of cultures, multiculturalism, and diversity. Geography: Everything is Bigger in Canada Canada is the world’s second largest country after Russia. Canada shares an almost 9,000 km boundary with the United States — it Read More ...
Filing Tax Return in Canada: Who, How and When?
A tax return is a report for a tax authority about the money you earned and taxes you paid for the tax year. In Canada, this document is filed by both residents and non-residents who get income in the country. Canada’s tax system is based on the self-assessment principle. This means that people file a Read More …
How to Confirm Official and Unofficial Work Experience for Immigration to Canada
To immigrate to Canada, it may be necessary to confirm work experience. However, a work contract will not be enough. What can be proof of formal and informal work experience for immigration to Canada? To be able to immigrate to Canada, you may require to prove your work experience providing supporting documents that will confirm Read More …
New Express Entry Draw Sees Cut-Off Score Decrease by 3 Points
In the latest Express Entry draw held on November 13, Canada sent 3,600 invitations to immigration candidates. Meanwhile, the cut-off score decreased by 3 points. The Government of Canada sent 3,600 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to permanent residence candidates during the Express Entry draw held on November 13, 2019. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS)’s cut-off Read More …
French Graduate Denied Quebec Residency over English Thesis Chapter
A French citizen filed an application for immigration to Quebec but it was rejected because her thesis contained a chapter in English. Photo: Alexandre Duval/Radio-Canada Émilie Dubois applied for immigration to the province after completing a Ph.D. in the Francophone University of Laval in Quebec City. At the beginning of the year, the Quebec Immigration Read More …
Six Documents You Need To Get As Soon As You Arrive in Canada
Within the first days after arriving in Canada, you need to get six important documents. You won’t be able to live a full-on life in this country without them. Upon arrival in Canada, all foreigners undergo a landing procedure of checking their immigration status at the airport or another point of entry. The process of Read More …
How to Immigrate to Canada with a Common-Law Partner
How to invite a partner to Canada if you are not in an official relationship? And how to confirm a common-law union? It happens that a couple lives in a common-law union and decides to immigrate to Canada. They have two options: Both submit documents, but do it separately — each must meet the conditions Read More …
New Brunswick Mayor Attempts to Lure Students from Rebellious Quebec
The mayor of Edmundston, New Brunswick promises students job opportunities and cheap real estate. Photo: P199 / CC BY-SA 3.0 The past two weeks have been eventful in Quebec: provincial authorities have imposed restrictions on immigration programs for temporary foreign workers and international students. These innovations caused a wave of protests, and the Quebec Minister Read More …
Security Checks and Criminal Rehabilitation for Immigration to Canada
If you’re planning to immigrate to Canada, you will need to obtain a police certificate confirming the absence of a criminal past, and if you have a criminal record, you must apply for rehabilitation. Canada is the safest country on both American continents. With a huge flow of immigrants from around the world, it is Read More …
Quebec Postpones Experience Program Changes
The Quebec government has suspended changes to the Quebec Experience Program that have entered into effect on November 1. Provincial Immigration Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette confirmed the suspension of changes on Friday, November 8. The Quebec Experience Program (Program de l’expérience québécoise, PEQ) is a popular fast-track immigration program that allows international graduates and temporary foreign Read More …
Checklist: 5 Things To Do Before Arriving in Canada
Before moving to Canada, it is recommended to gather all the necessary documents and do a few other important things. The biggest mistake immigrants make is going to Canada unprepared, hoping that they will be able to solve all the problems by improvising on the go. It is recommended to do a minimum of 5 Read More …