Immigration.ca Announces India Wide Alliance with Abhinav.com

15,000 and Counting—Surge in Indian Permanent Residents Seeking Canadian Citizenship
Canadian giant in the Immigration Industry joins hands with Indian counterpart Abhinav Outsourcings for enhanced immigration opportunities. New Delhi, May 2nd 2019: The pioneers in the Indian Immigration Industry, Abhinav Outsourcings announced the affiliation with veteran Canadian Immigration Attorney Colin R. Singer (Immigration.ca).  This professional association represents a unique one-of-a-kind affiliation in India. Immigration.ca and
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Quebec Candidates With Selection Certificate In Hand Face Wait For Permanent Residence

Ottawa Rejects Quebec’s Plan for Conditional Permanent Residence Under Bill 9
March 1, 2019 – Quebec immigration candidates who have already received a Quebec Certificate of Selection (CSQ) face longer waits to have their cases approved due to lower immigration quotas. There are 41,200 applicants in the system already approved for Quebec immigration, but the Coalition Avenir Quebec (CAQ) decision to reduce quotas means longer wait
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Canada Extends Deadline For Communities To Register For Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot

February 28, 2019 – Canada’s immigration department has moved to extend the deadline for communities to register for the new Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot. Communities wishing to take part in the skilled worker immigration stream now have until Monday March 11, 2019 to submit their applications. The previous deadline was Friday March 1. The
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Saskatchewan Targets Express Entry Candidates In Latest Immigration Draw

February 28, 2019 – Saskatchewan immigration has issued a new round of invitations to apply targeted exclusively at Express Entry candidates. The February 27 draw saw 83 Saskatchewan immigration invites issued through the province’s Express Entry-linked stream. Candidates required a minimum score of 68 points. …………………………. Read More Saskatchewan Immigration Starts 2019 With 90 Entrepreneur
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Canada Surpasses 300,000 New Immigrants In Calendar Year For First Time In Modern History – Audio

 February 28, 2019 – Canada welcomed more than 300,000 new permanent residents for the first time in modern history in 2018, as the federal government hit full speed with its plan to boost the Canadian population. New figures show 321,120 new immigrants arrived across the course of the year, the most on record since 1913,
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Colin R. Singer, Attorney Colin R. Singer, Managing Partner of Immigration.ca is a licensed Canadian lawyer in good standing with a Canadian Law Society (the Quebec Law Society) during the past 25 years and is authorized by the Canadian and Quebec governments to represent your interests in all immigration matters. You may obtain a confirmation
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Quebec vs St Kitts & Nevis: Comparing World’s Oldest Investment Immigration Programs

July 3, 2018 – The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program and the St Kitts & Nevis Immigrant Investor Program are two of the oldest investment immigration streams in the global residence through investment industry. Comparing a residency program to a citizenship program may seem of limited value. But given the history of the two programs and
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First Half 2018 Express Entry Results Shows Consistency in Required CRS Scores

2 July, 2018 – Canada’s Express Entry selection system enjoyed a prolific second quarter of 2018. The 22,200 invitations issued was the third highest quarterly total on record. The range of minimum Comprehensive Ranking System scores is narrower than ever.  Most draws were within two or three points needed to receive an Invitation to Apply.
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Skilled Workers See Minimum Points Drop In Latest B.C. Draw

28 June, 2018 – Skilled workers invited to apply for British Columbia immigration saw the minimum points requirement drop in the latest BC PNP draw. Invitations for the province’s direct skilled worker stream were given to candidates scoring 87 in the June 27 draw, three points lower then the June 20 draw. Minimum scores for
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