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Are you planning on applying for post-secondary school in Canada? Or, have you already been accepted and are starting to think about making sure you're set to start your studies in September? In either case, you will need to apply for a study permit for the duration of your education. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans doctors explain more.
When applying for Canadian permanent residence through the Express Entry program, you likely know that you will be required to submit work experience that would showcase the benefits you would bring to the Canadian economy and your local community. But how is this work experience verified? Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration doctors explain.
Are you considering immigrating to Canada in 2022? Have you already made up your mind and decided this major life decision is the right one for you? Well, this is a great time to begin considering applying for permanent residence in Canada. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians explain more.
Many people from across the world are drawn to Canada with the promise of quality employment for good pay. And while it's true that Canada has a diverse range of employment options available to its permanent residents, the pay and experience aren't the only benefits offered to Canadian workers. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration doctors explain some of the extra employee benefits to look forward to in Canada.
Just because you are a refugee in Canada doesn't mean you can't claim your rights. In this post, our Ottawa and Orleans physicians discuss some of the fundamental rights of every person living in Canada including refugees.
Are you interested in becoming a permanent resident in Canada? Who could blame you? The country has a well-deserved reputation for welcoming immigrants as permanent residents and new citizens, offering a number of benefits to people who live in the country as a permanent resident. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration doctors explain more.
You've been authorized for refugee status in Canada via one of the country's several application channels, and you're ready to go! However, you may still have some worries regarding this hectic procedure, such as "what papers will I need when I arrive in Canada?" Our Ottawa and Orleans physicians explain.
The Resettlement Assistance Program (RAP) for refugees is a Canadian government program to help refugees get settled in Canada. Today, our Orleans and Ottawa immigration doctors discuss the program and how it can be beneficial to refugees arriving, or currently in, Canada.
As part of your application for citizenship in Canada, you may have heard that you must provide proof of proficiency in one of Canada's two official languages (English and French) up to certain requirements in order to qualify for citizenship. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration doctors explain more about Canada's language requirements for citizenship applications.
When you have a pet, you certainly don't want to have to be parted from them! Because of this, many people immigrating to Canada who currently have a pet will want to bring their companion with them to their new home. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration doctors explain how to properly bring your pet into Canada.
