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Caregivers and the paused Home Care Worker pilots: what you can do now

Read moreCaregivers and the paused Home Care Worker pilots: what you can do now

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Study & Work Permits

The Start-up Visa is closed and the Self-Employed program is paused. What entrepreneurs can do now

Read moreThe Start-up Visa is closed and the Self-Employed program is paused. What entrepreneurs can do now

Filed under: Business Immigration, Express Entry & Permanent Residence

The Immigration Levels Plan: what it is, how it affects your application, and what to watch for in 2027-2029

Read moreThe Immigration Levels Plan: what it is, how it affects your application, and what to watch for in 2027-2029

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Processing Times & Delays

The In-Canada Workers Initiative: who is actually being fast-tracked to permanent residence

Read moreThe In-Canada Workers Initiative: who is actually being fast-tracked to permanent residence

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Processing Times & Delays

The Rural and Francophone Community Immigration Pilots: permanent residence through a smaller community

Read moreThe Rural and Francophone Community Immigration Pilots: permanent residence through a smaller community

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Provincial Nominee Programs

Your refugee claim was accepted. What happens now?

Read moreYour refugee claim was accepted. What happens now?

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Refugee Claims & Protection

My spouse was charged with a criminal offence. What happens to our PR application?

Read moreMy spouse was charged with a criminal offence. What happens to our PR application?

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Inadmissibility

Best interests of the child in H&C applications: what the officer has to consider

Read moreBest interests of the child in H&C applications: what the officer has to consider

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Family Sponsorship

Establishment and hardship in H&C applications: what actually persuades an officer

Read moreEstablishment and hardship in H&C applications: what actually persuades an officer

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Practical Guidance

My refugee claim was refused. When can I file an H&C application?

Read moreMy refugee claim was refused. When can I file an H&C application?

Filed under: Express Entry & Permanent Residence, Refugee Claims & Protection

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