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12/12/2023

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11/17/2023

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11/15/2023

How to become a Refugee in Canada

Canada has two refugee protection programs:

• In-Canada Asylum Program – for people making refugee protection claims from within Canada.
• Refugee and Humanitarian Resettlement Program – for people who need protection from outside Canada.

The In-Canada Asylum Program
People arriving at a Canadian point of entry or already in Canada can apply for refugee protection by making a refugee claim to the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB). The IRB will hear a case and decide according to two protection categories.

• A Convention Refugee has a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, being outside of their country of nationality and being unable or unwilling to return.

• A person in need of protection faces the danger of torture, risk to their life or risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment if they return to their home country.

The Refugee and Humanitarian Resettlement Program

The Refugee Resettlement Program helps refugees outside of Canada and their country of origin who need protection.
People must be referred by the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR), a designated referral organization, or a private sponsorship group; they may need a refugee status document.

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11/14/2023

10 Amazing Facts About Canada that will Surprise you!!

Canada, the world’s second-largest country, is well-known for its beautiful scenery, welcoming people, and universal healthcare. The Great White North is a place of enormous landscapes, different cultures, and interesting history. While many people are familiar with its iconic icons, such as maple syrup, mountains, and ice hockey, there is so much more to this lovely country.

Here are ten incredible and lesser-known facts about the compassionate country.

🍁 It has the world’s smallest desert 🏜️
🍁 It has the world’s largest Inland Island 🏝️
🍁 Canada has the highest tides on Earth 🌊
🍁 It is the birthplace of Snowmobile ❄️
🍁 There are Hawaiian beaches in Canada 🏖️
🍁 You can see Sun at midnight in the north 🌠
🍁 Birthplace of Basketball 😮🏀
🍁 Igloos are not common, yes we live in houses 😂
🍁 It has an Island of Mystery 👻
🍁 It is a land of glaciers 🏔️

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11/13/2023

Studying in Canada with Children or Dependents 🇨🇦

➡️ Any parent applying to study in Canada is welcome to include dependent children on their study permit application.

➡️ A dependent child is any child under 22, or over 22 but dependent on parents because of a mental or physical condition.

➡️ The child is issued a visa authorizing their stay in Canada for the same duration as the parent’s permit.

➡️ Once inside Canada, all children 18 years and younger are allowed to study at Canadian elementary and secondary schools.

➡️ Most Canadian schools for children are public and free! Canada is a global leader in quality of education, so children will be receiving the high-quality learning they deserve.

➡️ Depending on a person’s study permit application, including children and spouses may impact the immigration officer’s decision on whether to approve or reject the study permit.

➡️ If you are concerned about including your family members on your study permit application, you should consult with a legal representative.

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11/09/2023

What if your PGWP is refused?

Post Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) process may seem challenging, but with knowledge of its requirements and procedures, the process becomes manageable. In case of a PGWP refusal, understand that options still exist. Whether the refusal was due to unauthorized work, study gaps, insufficient documents, or program ineligibility, a targeted reconsideration application can address these issues effectively. Given the complexities of the immigration process, it can be helpful to seek expert guidance. If you require assistance applying for your PGWP or are facing a refusal due any reasons at all, feel free to reach out to our team of seasoned professionals where you will be paired up with one of our experts who will walk and guide you through the process by offering advice tailored for your unique situation.

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11/08/2023

5 Job Search Website for foreign applicants:

1. LinkedIn
2. Indeed
3. Glassdoor
4. Job Bank
5. CareerBuilder

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11/07/2023

International Students can change their College or University after landing in Canada or in between their studies.

You can change your DLI while your study visa application is in progress, once it is approved (but you are still outside Canada), OR after landing in Canada and getting your study permit at the airport.
You can change your DLI prior to starting your classes for the intake you took admission in OR even after completing the first semester.

International students usually have one hundred and fifty days from the time they stop attending classes at their present college or university to enroll in a course at another DLI.

How to change the DLI

Whenever you make a decision to change your post-secondary institution, you are required to inform IRCC.
However, there is no need for you to make any adjustments to your study permit requirements.

Can I switch my DLI while in Canada?

Yes, international students in Canada can change their DLI or program, but they need to follow the proper process of informing IRCC about the change.

Failing to do so may result in removal from Canada as well as complexities in applying for a work permit after graduation because you did not comply with your study permit conditions.

11/06/2023

What is inland Sponsorship in Canada?

Inland sponsorship allows Canadians and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse or common-law partner for permanent resident status if the couple is already living together in Canada.

10/30/2023

Want to Sponsor your Family to Immigrate to Canada?

If you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, age 18 or over, you can sponsor certain family members to become Canadian permanent residents. Your relative can then live, study and work in Canada.

To be a sponsor:
• You must be 18 years of age or older.
• you must be a Canadian citizen, or a permanent resident or a person registered in Canada as an Indian under the Canadian Indian Act.
• You and the sponsored relative must sign a sponsorship agreement that commits you to provide financial support for your relative, if necessary. This agreement also says the person becoming a permanent resident will make every effort to support her or himself.
• Depending on the person you sponsor, additional obligations may be imposed.

Who you can sponsor:
• A spouse, a common-law partner, or a conjugal partner
• Your dependent children
• Your parents and grandparents
• Your brothers or sisters, nephews or nieces, granddaughters or grandsons who are orphaned, under 18 years of age and not married or in a common-law relationship.
• Another relative of any age or relationship but only under specific conditions
• Certain accompanying relatives of the above