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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is the Canadian government’s department that processes all kinds of visas and permit applications. But that’s not all, IRCC also processes Canadian PR cards, citizenship certificates, and passports too. IRCC has to deal with millions of applications every year, filed for different purposes, but all…
We know that Canada weather in winter is already quite harsh and not easy to bear. On top of that, there are some provinces that top the list of coldest provinces in Canada. For instance, take Yukon, the temperature there is 16.6°C on average. The temperature naturally makes one ask, “How…
IRCC has started accepting PTE Core test results for Canada PR applications through Express Entry and other immigration programs beginning 12 February 2024. The full form of PTE is – Pearson Test of English and it is one of the English language proficiency tests that assesses language proficiency skills of an…
British Columbia is a very fun province to live in, if we are talking about it in terms of weather. Since BC is the second largest Canadian province, people across the province experience different kinds of weather. From driest to rainiest regions in Canada, residents of BC surely experience incredible weather. In…
The Australia subclass 190 or the Skilled Nominated PR visa allows nominated skilled workers to live and work in the country as permanent residents. You must be nominated by an Australian state or territorial government to be eligible for this Australia PR visa. Download Free Immigration and PR Guide PDF Eligibility…
Category based selections in the Express Entry draws were announced on 31st May 2023. These draws were introduced in order to battle labour shortages in the fields of healthcare, STEM, transport, trade, and agriculture. Category Based Express Entry Draw issues Invitation to Apply (ITA) to profiles belonging to the following six…
Express Entry is one of the most popular and fastest immigration programs. The IRCC announced the #314 latest Express Entry draw on Friday, 13 September 2024. It was a program-based draw exclusively for candidates who are proficient in French language. Invitations to Apply (ITA) were sent to applicants who: The candidates…
The next Express Entry draw is likely to be announced on Monday, September 23, 2024. Recently, IRCC conducted the first latest draw for the French Language Proficient candidates. Given the previous pattern, IRCC may follow a similar approach and announce a category-based draw on September 23rd, particularly since the recent draws…
The Prince Edward Island or PEI Intermediate Experience Stream is one of the PEI PNP streams. The focus of this stream is to invite candidates for job positions in the NOC TEER 4 category and meet the labour market needs. The PEI Intermediate Experience Stream assists employers to hire international foreign…
Canada PR is a status granted by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to eligible candidates who applied to become permanent residents. There are many immigration pathways that lead to permanent residency and several steps to take to get the special status. Download Free Immigration and PR Guide PDF Canada PR…
The latest PNP draw was conducted by Saskatchewan on 12 September 2024. The draw invited 89 candidates to apply for a provincial nomination. The streams for which candidates received invites are – Express Entry and Occupations in-Demand Stream. The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows provinces/ territories to choose and nominate candidates so they can settle…
The Saskatchewan Occupation in-Demand stream of the SINP International Skilled Worker program does not require a job offer. However, you must be highly skilled and employable in an in-demand or popular occupation in the province of Saskatchewan. Besides this, you must also fulfill all the eligibility requirements for this SINP ISW…
