The start of a new year is a great time to check your documents to make sure you get ahead of any expiration dates before they become a serious problem! Do one of these situations apply to you? Status in Canada:– Study permits expire 90 days after you finish studying or receive your final grades, […]
Happy New Year! Does your status, visa or passport expire in 2024? Read More »
If you are a Moroccan national in Canada as a temporary resident (tourist, worker or student) at the time of the tragic earthquake that occurred near Rabat on September 8th, you may be eligible for an Open Work Permit to stay in Canada longer, without paying the application fee of $255! While you’re in Canada
Special program for Moroccan visitors to Canada during the September 8th earthquake Read More »
The Canadian government announced on September 8th that the annual Parents and Grandparents sponsorship program will again be limited to people who applied in 2020. This makes it four years on a row that IRCC is inviting people from the 2020 application pool! Very lucky for those who applied in 2020, but truly disappointing for
The end of the parents and grandparents sponsorship program? Read More »
People from all over the world want to get a Canadian work permit. And many businesses in Canada would love to fill unoccupied positions with an employee from outside Canada. But there is a lot of confusion about the process and authorizations required to match a company with a new foreign employee. Most foreigners need
What you need to know before hiring a temporary foreign worker Read More »
Since June 15th, 2023, employers outside of Québec can hire francophone or bilingual foreign workers without an LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment). This pilot project is in place for 2 years and applies to all jobs except for those in primary agriculture. If you are an employer, it’s simpler, quicker, and the cost is significantly
Exciting changes to the Francophone Mobility program! Read More »
