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Study Permit Conditions

Why you Need to Comply with the Conditions for a Study Permit Holder Want to make sure immigration officials don’t deport you half-way through your studies? What you need to know is that to maintain your status as an international student on a valid study permit in Canada you should always comply with the following…

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Eligibility and Designated Learning Institutions List (DUI)

In order to be eligible for a study permit, you must meet some basic requirements. In the first place, you have to have been accepted at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI) and have enrolled in a study program at your DLI. You also have to prove you have the money to pay tuition costs and…

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Study Permit Course

A Do-It-Yourself Study Permit Course Do it yourself course, in-depth tutorial, call it what you want, this step-by-step sponsorship course will be a god-send for most people that are lucky enough to find it on the web. You may be tight on cash, or just up for the challenge. Whatever your reason is, by taking this…

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Easy Immigration to in Canada

Are you wondering what the easiest province to immigrate to in Canada in 2021 is? Keep reading.

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Express Entry’s Comprehensive Rating System

The race for the Express Entry to Canada has officially begun. The end of January saw the first draw of top ranking candidates from the pool of applicants, to be invited to apply for permanent residence in Canada. For those who want to ensure that they are at the top of the list for when…

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Canadian Work Permit in After Graduation (PGWP)

Are you an international student finishing up your studies at a Designated Learning Institution (DLI – an approved post-secondary university, college, or institute) in Canada? Would you like the possibility of getting some return on the considerable investment you or your family have made in your Canadian post-secondary education? And take concrete steps towards permanent…

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Canadian Experience Class

Please note that on January 1, 2015 the way that Canada accepts permanent residents has changed. The new system, called Express Entry, represents a change in method rather than in requirements.  Express Entry   Index Becoming a Permanent resident How We Can Help Cost Requirements Language Requirements Work Experience Requirements Family Members   Becoming a…

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Marrying and Sponsoring an Indonesian Citizen

Marriage to an Indonesian Citizen Every country has its own laws that apply to its citizens marrying a person from a different country. Getting married to an Indonesian citizen with the goal of eventually bringing them to Canada to live is a process with many steps. You must demonstrate to Indonesian officials that they are…

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Canada Semi-Skilled Worker

Immigrate to Canada as a Semi-Skilled Worker (NOC C, D) Are you a semi-skilled worker looking to immigrate to Canada? As a semi-skilled worker (NOC level C) or an unskilled worker (NOC level D), your pathway to live and work in Canada will likely be as a provincial nominee: In other words, you’ll have to…

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Alberta Opportunity Stream (AINP)

On June 14, 2018 the Alberta Opportunity Stream (AOS) replaced the following two immigration streams in Alberta’s immigration program: Employer-Driven Stream Strategic Recruitment Stream The AOS is a way for foreign nationals working in Alberta and foreign graduates who have attended an approved post-secondary institution in Alberta, to apply for Permanent Residence in Canada through…

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Newfoundland and Labrador Express Entry

Express Entry for Newfoundland and Labrador Newfoundland uses the Express Entry system as a second Skilled Worker Category for immigration to Newfoundland.  It is a good immigration program for skilled and experienced applicants who intend to live permanently in Newfoundland and Labrador. In order to participate in Newfoundland’s Express Entry program, you must have the…

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Where to Study: Canada Vs. Australia

Australian National University by Bidgee / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 2.5 Let’s see how the top Canadian and Australian universities do in the global rankings and then dig down into how well they score in domestic surveys in each respective country. There is no definite ranking. Like the universities themselves, they all compete with…

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