Latest glance at immigration opportunities in Canada.

November 29, 2015 · 4:34 amImmigration
Latest glance at immigration opportunities in Canada.

 

Some international students who receive an education in Ontario have difficulties in applying for a permanent residence under either experienced class or skilled workers category. Well, they might consider relocating to Manitoba. The first step would be to search for employment in the province and, upon finding it, work there for one year and then apply for a permanent residence.

It is a good idea for those who plan to study in Canada to consider Manitoba for studies as after completion of your post-secondary educational institution in the province and having six months of employment afterwards, they will be able to apply for permanent residence in Canada. Graduates from a post –educational institution in Manitoba who stay in the province are entitled for a 60% tuition rebate.

 

Another option is New Brunswick.The province of New Brunswick now has a program which allows potential immigrants to express their interest to come to the province permanently. The beauty of this program is that candidates don’t have to have the employer’s job offer,-the government of New Brunswick decides whether or not their skills are in demand and may invite them to apply directly for permanent residence. Business people who want to settle in New Brunswick and who have experience and money to open and operate their own business in the province, can now use this unique opportunity to immigrate to Canada.

We hope that the new Canadian government will loosen up the harsh rules which were preventing many from immigration to Canada for years and allow more people from around the world to move to our amazing country. Stay tuned.

 

What are the main pathways to immigrate to Canada?

Canada’s permanent-residence system is built around a few broad categories: economic programs for skilled workers, family sponsorship, and refugee and humanitarian protection. Most economic applicants come through Express Entry or a Provincial Nominee Program.

CategoryMain routes
EconomicExpress Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs
FamilySpouse/partner, parents & grandparents
Refugee / humanitarianRefugee protection, H&C

Karb Law’s legal team assists with applications, and Angelina Shuster represents clients at refugee and appeal hearings before the Immigration and Refugee Board.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the fastest way to immigrate to Canada?

For many skilled workers, Express Entry is the fastest federal route, with permanent residence often processed within about six months of an invitation. Provincial Nominee Programs and family sponsorship are also common, though timelines vary by program and individual circumstances.

Do I need a job offer to immigrate to Canada?

Not always. Several economic streams, including some Express Entry draws, select candidates without a job offer based on skills and experience. Other streams and many provincial programs give extra weight to, or require, a valid job offer.

Official resources

External links are provided for general information only and are not legal advice.

Angelina Shuster — Licensed Paralegal, Karb Law
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Angelina Shuster

Licensed Paralegal · Law Society of Ontario

Angelina Shuster is a paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Ontario with 25 years of experience in Canada. Based at Karb Law’s office in Richmond Hill, she represents clients across Ontario and in immigration matters throughout Canada, and has helped thousands of people with immigration and legal matters — refugee claims, appeals, admissibility and detention reviews before the Immigration and Refugee Board, and summary-conviction criminal matters.

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