Introduction : Obtaining your Social Insurance Number, or SIN number, should be one of the first things you do after arriving in Canada. It should be done on priority because you cannot legally work in Canada unless you have a SIN. It is mandatory for international workers, professionals, students, foreign employees, permanent residents, and citizens to have SIN Number to

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) launched back in 1998, is designed to help address economic and labor market shortages through immigration into the province. The Immigration government of Saskatchewan usually conducts a round of invitations on a bi-monthly basis, at minimum. But, this month SINP conducted these new rounds of invitations after more than 2 months, and the cutoff score

Current immigration levels and the value of increased immigration to Canada Minister Miller has said that he views immigration as a key to addressing labour shortages across Canada, including in industries such as the agricultural trades and healthcare. Amidst the recent national spotlight on instances of international student fraud, including a case involving around 700 international students across Canada, the

In recent years, Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) has changed Canadian immigration in many ways. Through the due course of time, there have been changes in PNP also. It has been effective in addressing regional market needs and has diversified settlement patterns. It has been an evolutionary program in enhancing the economy of Canada. Origin of PNP The PNP was

What is Express Entry? The Canadian government uses Express Entry to administer permanent residency applications for immigration programs. It uses a point-based system that ranks and evaluates individuals based on their age, education, language skills, job experience, and other characteristics. What is PNP (Provincial Nominee Program) The PNP is a program in which Canadian provinces invite applicants for Canada PR

There has been an advantageous series of changes for spousal applicants for Residents Visa. IRCC (i.e. Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada) now would have a processing time of just 30 Days for Temporary Residents Visas of spousal applicants. These applicants would have an excellent approval rate of 90 % This initiative applies to spousal applicants who already have applied for