Your way to Canada
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 …
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 …
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 …
Starting November 15, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) starts accepting applications from French-speaking candidates interested in making a pre-arranged exploratory visit to the province. These exploratory visits allow prospective immigrants applying under the provincial Skilled Workers Overseas Stream to explore employment opportunities and communities in the province and to make a well-founded decision about Read More …
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) cooperates with employers in the trucking industry and provides a flow of professional long-haul drivers from abroad who are recruited when workers cannot be found in the local labour market. MPNP representatives accept requests from Manitoba employers to attract a certain number of truck drivers and also ensure that Read More …
On October 28, the fifth draw in 2019 was held within the Labour Market Priorities Stream of the Nova Scotia Nominee Program (NSNP). In this draw, the province invited candidates with the education of a registered nurse or a registered psychiatric nurse. All invited candidates had a profile in the Express Entry system, which manages Read More …
Since the beginning of the 2000s, the number of newcomers in the Atlantic provinces of Canada has grown from 3 thousand to over 14 thousand. However, to maintain economic growth, this region needs to increase the annual influx of foreigners to 20 thousand. From 2011 to 2016, the Atlantic provinces of Canada showed the weakest Read More …
This November, immigration officers and employers from the Canadian province of New Brunswick will hold two job fairs and an information session in the Ukrainian capital. Registration is open! In November 2019, New Brunswick scheduled two job fairs and an information session in Kyiv: November 20, 2019: an information session November 21 and 22: job Read More …
The new pilot immigration program will address the needs of the Yukon labour market, especially in rural areas of the territory. The Canadian territory of Yukon has announced the launch of a new pilot immigration program to meet the needs of its labour market and boost economic development. The Yukon Community Pilot will function within Read More …