Top 10 Mistakes Immigration Consultants Make When Filing for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV)

When filing for a travel visa to Canada, immigration consultants play a crucial role in helping applicants navigate the complex process. However, even the most experienced consultants can sometimes make mistakes that may result in visa refusals. To ensure a...

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The End of Student Direct Stream and Nigerian Student Express

How the end of Student Direct Stream (SDS) and Nigeria Student Express (NSE) affects international students As of November 8, 2024, Canada has officially ended two notable immigration initiatives the Student Direct Stream (SDS) and Nigeria Student Express (NSE) in...

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Streamlining Immigration Proceedings: The Federal Court’s New Pilot Project

The Federal Court of Canada is bracing for another record-breaking year, expecting to receive 24,000 new immigration filings in 2024. This staggering number represents a fourfold increase compared to the average filings from the five years leading up to...

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2024 Post Graduate Work Permit Changes

As of November 1, 2024, the Canadian government is introducing new changes to the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program. International students who plan to work in Canada after completing their studies need to be aware of these updates. Here...

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Top 4 Ways Lawyers Can Help Consultants Struggling With Visa Refusals

Visa refusals in Canada have surged in 2024, largely due to new immigration rules and increased scrutiny by visa officers. Immigration consultants play a key role in guiding applicants, but partnering with lawyers can offer added support. Here are the...

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Navigating Conditions for Working while Studying in Canada

  If your study permit doesn’t have work conditions on it, you can request to have these conditions added if you’re eligible to work off campus. There’s no fee for this amendment, but it must be done before applying for...

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Securing Your Canadian Work Permit By Proving Strong Ties to Your Home Country

Work permit refusals in Canada are sometimes due to insufficient proof of 'ties to your home country.' It's crucial to understand and emphasize the factors that establish these ties. Immigration officers might suspect that an applicant intends to stay...

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About Legal Counsel in Canadian Immigration Appeals

When and Why You Should Seek Help Navigating the complexities of Canadian immigration law can be daunting, especially if you find yourself facing an appeal after a visa or immigration application has been denied. In these critical moments, seeking legal...

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