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How International Agreements Facilitate LMIA-Exempt Job Opportunities for Temporary Foreign Workers in Canada
Work permits for foreign nationals in Canada are categorized into two types: those requiring a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) and those that do not. An LMIA is a document that certain Canadian employers must secure from Employment and Social… Read more
Proposed Permanent Residence Class for Semi-Skilled Workers
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has proposed an amendment to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) to establish a new permanent economic immigration class for workers with experience and training classified under Training, Education, Experience, and Responsibilities (TEER)… Read more
New Enrollment Limits for International Students in British Columbia
The Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills in British Columbia has recently unveiled a set of measures aimed at enhancing the integrity of the province's international student program. These new initiatives are designed to provide better protections and set… Read more
IRCC Considers Changes to Study Permit Rules for School Transfers
A recent announcement by Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) in the Canadian Gazette has garnered attention for its potential impact on international students. One key proposal requires students to obtain a new study permit when switching to a different… Read more
FREE SERVICES FOR WILDFIRE AFFECTED COMMUNITIES
Canada Acts on Wildfire Recovery Last year's record-breaking wildfire season put Canadians' health, safety, and economic stability at risk. With climate change intensifying, extreme heat and drought will only worsen, increasing wildfire risks. To support those affected, Minister Marc Miller… Read more
From Work to Study: How Americans Can Start Their Canadian Journey
With another election cycle approaching in the United States, online data indicates that Americans and U.S. residents are increasingly considering Canada as an immigration destination. Every year, Canada welcomes a small yet significant number of immigrants from the United States,… Read more
Canada to stop processing study permits for colleges, universities that fail to track international students
Proposed regulations would require schools to inform the Immigration Department about student attendance and compliance with permit requirements. Immigration Minister Marc Miller has been implementing changes to limit the increase in international student numbers. The federal government intends to halt… Read more
Three Crucial Tips Before Entering Canada Smooth Entry into Canada: 3 Things to Know About Rising Port of Entry Challenges
In some Offices, it is observed a rise in entry problems for individuals with valid permits. Here, we delve into common scenarios and share steps to help you prepare and reduce risks when entering Canada. Increasing Entry Challenges Recently, many… Read more
New B.C. Legislation to Simplify Foreign Credential Recognition Effective July 1
Starting July 1, British Columbia's International Credentials Recognition Act will streamline the process for recognizing foreign qualifications in the province. The new legislation eliminates the need for Canadian work experience, waives language testing for certain applicants, and removes extra fees… Read more
Language test equivalency CLB charts | IELTS, TEF, CELPIP
Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) General 2014 Test score equivalency chart for reports issued on or after April 1, 2014 CLB Level READING WRITING LISTENING SPEAKING 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 9 8 8… Read more