On 15 November 2017, Manitoba government announced that the province’s Provincial Nominee Program will be restructured to provide new pathways to permanent residence for international students and entrepreneurs. In accordance with declarations…
Continue ReadingThe latest Express Entry Draws took place during the period of May 26th and ending on May 27th. During this round, two express entry draws were conducted simultaneously, in which two groups of…
Continue ReadingThe Ontario Immigration Nominee Program (OINP) offers high-skilled foreign workers and international students an opportunity to permanently live and work in the province. OINP works in partnership with the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship…
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 ReadingAt Bellissimo Law Group we are privileged to work on behalf of many wonderful people, companies and associations. We represent people from the application stage to the Supreme Court of Canada. Every week we will…
Continue ReadingThe Opportunities Ontario: Provincial Nominee Program (“Ontario PNP”) offers employers and investors the opportunity to recruit and retain highly skilled foreign workers in Ontario as well as foreign workers and international students to…
Continue ReadingOn March 6, 2014 the province of Nova Scotia launched the Regional Labour Market Demand Stream. This program is a part of the Provincial Nominee Program of Nova Scotia, and offers fewer restrictions to applicants seeking Canadian Permanent Residency.
Continue ReadingThe program formerly known as “Expression of Interest” will now be referred to as “Express Entry”. Citizenship and Immigration minister Chris Alexander announced on April 8th, 2014 that Express Entry is…
Continue ReadingCanada understands that as new immigrants it can be an exciting but challenging experience. To make this transition effortless for newcomers, the Government of Canada in partnership with the Association of Canadian…
Continue ReadingAccording to Ontario Immigration Minister Michael Coteau, Ontario wants what Québec has – a special agreement with the Government of Canada on immigration. Like Québec, Ontario too would like more power to choose its own immigrants and to set its own targets for attracting skilled workers to the province.
This past month the Ontario government introduced legislation proposing an expansion of the Provincial Nominee Program.
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