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Canada Immigration News Briefs 2012

Posted on June 5, 2012 by Mkapoustin

Numerous amendments took place in the laws concerning the citizenship of Canada and the rules and programs related to immigration. A brief compendium of the various changes and developments is presented here. The Canadian government chooses to close its largest … Continue reading →

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Caught up by laws

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Mkapoustin

Many parents in Canada feel caught up in the gap between their family and the stringent immigration rules. This is the case of an American mother with five children who lives in B.C. Heidi Roggero is confused whether to leave … Continue reading →

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Planning to move?? Canada may be your next destination…

Posted on April 28, 2012 by Mkapoustin

But before deciding anything be aware of the immigration frauds that happen to take place these days. A Canadian official of the immigration committee, Jason Kenney has visited India to check the growing rate of immigration frauds in here. They … Continue reading →

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The Super Visa approval rate

Posted on April 5, 2012 by Michael Kapoustin

The Super Visa approval rate in Canada has reached a record high of 77 percent. Since its introduction in December 2011, over one thousand grandparents and parents have got their visa applications approved. This program was started with an intention … Continue reading →

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Easing the immigrants finances

Posted on March 19, 2012 by Michael Kapoustin

The Federal government of Canada announced a plan few days back which will help the immigrants from all over the world to convert their foreign credentials to the standards of Canada. For many years till the date, Canada has been … Continue reading →

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CPP and Canadian immigration

Posted on January 15, 2012 by Michael Kapoustin

The Canadian Pension Plan or the CPP is a federal program which is designed to provide relief to Canadians after their retirement. Except Quebec, which has its own pension plan named the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP), all other States and … Continue reading →

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Immigration? Yes, but when

Posted on January 10, 2012 by Michael Kapoustin

When do you decide that the right time to immigrate to Canada has come? The question of immigration itself is a tricky one and needs much thought before implementation. More often than not, immigration tends to have more down sides … Continue reading →

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