Your way to Canada
Many organizations in Canada offer free assistance to immigrants who are planning to move to this country or who have recently arrived there. The services include filling out forms, employment support, housing consultations, and more. Free Food In Canada, there are about 500 food banks, where those in need can get free groceries. To use Read More …
To be able to immigrate to Canada, you are normally required to provide language test results. An IELTS certificate is the most popular way to prove proficiency in English. IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is an international system for assessing proficiency in English for non-native English language speakers. IELTS is the most popular English Read More …
To immigrate to Canada, it is not necessary to have dozens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. In this article, you will find the four main ways to relocate to this country with the minimum savings enough to pay for the basic immigration process and plane tickets. To make it clear: it is impossible to Read More …
Becoming a trucker in Canada is not easy, even for an experienced driver. You need to find an employer who has the right to hire foreigners, attend a driver’s school to obtain a Canadian driver’s licence, as well as go through several bureaucratic procedures. Canada is a country of great distances. Every day, thousands of Read More …
So, you have received a nomination from one of the Canadian provinces or territories. Does this mean that you can move anywhere in Canada as soon as you arrive in the country? The answer is more complicated than it might seem at first glance. When you immigrate to Canada through one of the federal programs, Read More …
Immigrants can find work in Canada, but only a few get high-ranking jobs. In general, the situation for immigrant job seekers looks good. The unemployment rate among this group is close to a record low level, as in the country as a whole. However, a recent report by the Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) Read More …
In 2019, Canada ranked third in the list of 50 countries according to the Anholt Ipsos Nation Brand Index, climbing two places compared to 2018. Only Germany and France, who took first and second places, respectively, are placed higher. The Anholt Ipsos Nation Brand Index is based on 20,035 online interviews with people over 18 Read More …
In the Express Entry draw held on November 27, Canada sent 3,600 invitations, while the cut-off score decreased again. The Government of Canada sent 3,600 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to permanent residence candidates during the Express Entry draw held on November 27, 2019. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS)’s cut-off score in this draw was 471, Read More …
Almost every Canadian immigration program requires an applicant to provide language test results. This article covers approved exams and the minimum level of language proficiency for immigration to Canada. If you speak neither English nor French, it would be almost impossible to immigrate to Canada: it would be difficult to find a job, negotiate the Read More …
Quebec held two draws in the Arrima system in October. Which immigration candidates got the invitations to apply? In the last two draws in the Arrima system, which were held on October 23 and 29, Quebec sent invitations to 162 candidates under the Quebec Skilled Worker Program. In the draw held on October 23, Quebec Read More …