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La Chine est la deuxième source la plus importante de nouveaux résidents permanents canadiens qui bénéficient de programmes de parrainage familial, révèle des données d’Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada. En 2019, la Chine a fourni au Canada 10 555 nouveaux résidents permanents grâce à ces programmes. Les restrictions à la frontière et les interdictions de
L’Inde est la source la plus importante de nouveaux résidents permanents qui viennent au Canada grâce à des programmes de parrainage familial, révèle des données d’Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada. En 2019, l’Inde était le premier pays sur une liste de pays à travers le monde qui ont fourni au Canada de nouveaux résidents permanents
Ottawa is launching a new pathway this week to allow Hong Kong residents to work in Canada for up to three years. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Marco Mendicino announced on Thursday the new open work permits, which will start Feb. 8. “The launch of the Hong Kong immigration pathway is a historic initiative that
Family sponsorship is one of the fastest and most popular ways to gain permanent residence in Canada and is expected to boom again as international travel restrictions ease up this year. India is the biggest source of new permanent residents to Canada and China the second-biggest such source. Before the Covid-19 pandemic hit, more than
Canada has announced a new open work permit and two pathways to permanent residency aimed specifically at Hong Kong residents. The move comes in response to China’s imposition of a controversial national security law earlier in 2020, giving it broad new powers in Hong Kong. Canada is also enhancing existing programs to help people from
The Canadian business community has pushed Ottawa to launch free-trade talks with Beijing. Instead, China agreed to provide 10-year multiple-entry visas to Canadian travelers crossing the Pacific for business, tourism or family purposes. Last week In trade minister Ed Fast said the change will “reduce costs, cut red tape” and make life easier for Canadian
