Working in Canada is an excellent opportunity to participate in one of the world's leading economies. Even if you don't have an interest in applying for permanent residency in Canada, you can acquire a Canadian Work Permit for temporary work in the country. But what requirements do you have to meet to be eligible for this visa? Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians explain.
Express Entry is relatively new and one of the most popular, options for immigration into Canada introduced by the IRCC in 2015. This two-step immigration process involves a points-based evaluation of applicants' skills, qualifications and abilities to support themselves once they are in Canada according to the specifications of its 3 different programs. Here, our Orleans and Ottawa immigration physicians walk you through the basics of this immigration process.
One of the critical parts of the Express Entry system for immigration to Canada is proving your language proficiency with a test like the International English Language Testing System. Here, our Orleans and Ottawa immigration doctors explain the minimum score you must get on the IELTS depending on your Express Entry program and how this test can improve your chances of being invited to apply for permanent residence.
Express Entry is the Federal immigration program for skilled immigrants who wish to permanently settle in Canada. As part of all Express Entry applications, the IRCC requires an Employment Reference Letter as proof of your work experience. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans doctors explain what is involved in this letter.
You have found a certified Panel Physician that can administer your Immigration Medical Exam who you can conveniently reach and have scheduled an appointment.But what is actually involved in one of these exams? Here, our Ottawa and Orleans team of doctors explains the process of undergoing a medical exam for immigration as well as how much it costs.
If you are considering immigrating to Canada, you probably know that you will require an Immigration Medical Exam—also known as an IME—provided by a specially certified doctor (called a Panel Physician). But how do you find and select the doctor that will provide you with this key exam for the immigration process? Here, our Ottawa and Orleans doctors explain some resources and considerations to keep in mind when choosing a Panel Physician.
