Canada Extends Pilot Allowing Undeclared Family Members To Be Sponsored For Immigration
Canada has extended a public policy allowing undeclared family members to be sponsored for immigration. The program came into effect on September 9, 2019, in
Canada has extended a public policy allowing undeclared family members to be sponsored for immigration. The program came into effect on September 9, 2019, in
Operational Bulletin 548 – September 06, 2013 Specific Directives for Processing Temporary Resident Visa Applications under the Foreign Missions and International Organisations Act for Spouses,
Operational Bulletin 229-A – April 23, 2012 Pilot Project for Foreign Spouses and Dependent Children of Highly Skilled Canadians or Permanent Residents Returning to Work
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