With a year that has been particular, to say, at least, applicants for skilled migration subclasses 190 & 491 have been patiently waiting to see some hope at the end of this year. And while this is, indeed, a mere flickering flame, it brings some light into 2021 with 491
The province that proves to have a complicated name for offshore applicants does make its provincial nominee program simple and fast. It is hard for immigration advisers not to favour SINP, as they have proven to build one of the clearest and most comprehensive immigration programs through provincial support. So
When looking at Provincial Nominee Programs for offshore applicants, Nova Scotia seems to have by far one of the most straightforward selection criteria. This, along with the very clear instructions on documents requirements make Nova Scotia seem one of the easiest streams that can boost your score with 600 points.
When we discuss provincial nominee programs with eligible applicants, Prince Edward Island always stirs a reaction. Where is it? How small? Is it an island? How do you travel there from the mainland? What kind of life can you expect there? All of these and more are discussed in today’s
We’re starting our full lockdown with a wee of time on our hands and thought this is a great time to go into detail and explain the requirements, process and preferences of the different Provincial Nominee Programs across Canada. What do we know about Alberta? Alberta is a province of Canada. With
The new visa option – the COVID-19 Pandemic event visa, is available under subclass 408. Highlights: There are 2.17 million temporary visa holders in the country Of this, more than 565,000 are student visa holders and 139,000 are temporary skilled visa holders New visa option is free and will allow
