Among the changes that come into effect on October 11 are measures covering the number of days that an applicant must spend as a permanent resident before applying for citizenship, and how those days may be counted. Previously, applicants for citizenship had to amass 1,460 days (four years) of residence […]
According to U.S Study, Canada the Second-Best Country in the World to be an Immigrant.
Canada has been ranked as the top country outside Europe, and the second-best country worldwide, to live as an immigrant. Only Sweden is ranked higher than Canada. U.S. News and World Report, which compiled the ranking, assesses 80 countries based on their economic stability, income equality, and labour markets in […]
“Immigration continues to be a key ingredient to our economic future”, Immigration Minister
Canada’s Minister of Immigration, Ahmed Hussen, recently reaffirmed the country’s commitment to economic immigration during a wide-ranging address in Toronto, Ontario, where he also touched on how the government plans to continue welcoming immigrants from around the world. “The 2017 300,000 landings plan increased the share of economic admissions from […]
Changes to Canadian Citizenship Law
Under the new law, immigrants will now have to accumulate 1,095 days, or three years, within a five-year period before being eligible for citizenship, instead of the 1,460 days required within six years under the previous act. This provision had been brought in by the previous Conservative government in June […]
Age Increased for Dependent Child
MAY 3, 2017, OTTAWA The Government of Canada has published regulatory changes to increase the maximum age of a dependent child which will allow more families to stay together. This change showcases the Government’s commitment to family reunification. The new age limit of “under 22” will come into effect this fall, […]
Canada is one of the most multicultural countries in the world
Canada is one of the most multicultural countries in the world, with clean and friendly cities, world-class universities, and business and job opportunities. Canada has the second highest standard of living in the G-20, as measured by GDP per capita.