Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP) – Immigration opportunities for Skilled workers

Immigration AIPP program is a pilot program of Atlantic settlement applied in 4 Atlantic provinces: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador and Prince Island (PEI).

Is studying abroad a good option for immigration?

Studying abroad is becoming the common chosen pathway of the vast majority of people who want to find a way for immigration in developed countries, especially young people because of its outstanding advantages and certain benefits.

Bring your whole family to Canada from working as a Home Caregiver

The Home Child Care Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot are 5-year pilot programs announced by Canada Immigration & Citizenship on June 18, 2019. They allow caregivers and their family members to come to Canada with the goal of becoming permanent residents.

Studying information technology in Canada

IT - Information Technology is the industry specializing in sorting, storing, retrieving, transmitting, and protecting information as well as taking responsibility for the maintenance and development of software and computer systems.

Early Childhood Education – Your pathway to a Canadian permanent residence card

An early childhood educator is a registered teacher who specializes in taking care and working with children of up to 6 years of age. This is the golden stage for kids to discover and learn new things from what is happening around them.

Which majors to study in Canada for the best opportunities of employment and immigration?

To achieve your educational goals and make the most of your ability to immigrate to the maple country, in the first place, it is important to understand Canada’s labour market and which major should be chosen for the highest chance of settlement.

Nursing career – The gateway for immigration

The foreign workers working as nurses usually get more priority for immigration process in some countries, especially Canada, the USA or Australia.

Canada’s latest announcement to support international students during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Government of Canada approved new policies to support international students affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. The policies that will be implemented from March 2020

American international students can be deported and forced to return to their home countries

The US Department of Immigration and Customs has announced that international students taking the fall course this year using 100% online study may not be allowed to enter

Canada got a fire named COVID-19 under control

During the outbreak of COVID-19 starting from March this year, Canada has protected not only their citizens but also people who are international students, foreign workers and even temporary visitors with emergency response and support packages.