As we all know, there are many foreign students who graduate from a college or university in Canada. They are then eligible for a post-graduate work permit (PGWP) and many of them…
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The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is an economic immigration program designed to help Ontario meet its labour market and economic development priorities. The OINP is made up of three categories: Business,…
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Because of a strong relationship we had made with one of our clients, they continued to return to us for legal assistance. Initially, we helped this client obtain a study permit, more…
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Another law firm blog about how their assistance made all the difference? Yes indeed! But I know many people who applied and managed it on their own? Yes, that’s true. So, what’s your point? Well…
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The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) enables foreign nationals with the skills and experience targeted by Ontario to apply for permanent residence in Canada through an expedited process. The OINP consists of…
Continue ReadingOur client met the requirements of the Express Entry Program, under the Canadian experience class, and filed an application for permanent residence, receiving a high CRS score. However, there was a roadblock…
Continue ReadingOur office was approached by a young professional to manage her permanent residence application under the Express Entry system. We worked diligently to complete and submit her permanent residence application pursuant to…
Continue ReadingWe recently assisted a young professional to apply for permanent residence who had acquired multiple periods of part-time skilled work with various employers in Canada, as well as periods of non-qualifying self-employment…
Continue ReadingApril is just around the corner and this means that many students are in the process of completing their academic studies in Canada. International students studying in Canada are considered to be…
Continue ReadingFederal Skilled Workers are chosen as permanent residents based on their ability to prosper in Canada. They are assessed according to a selection grid made up of six factors, including language, education, work experience,…
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