A Credible Immigration Firm in Canada
We are here to help you solve any issue related to special immigration or any other legal issues related to immigration. Our committed legal professional team can support the customers to come out of stressful situations and we treat our customers with care and respect. Our specialized professionals know the trick of the rope very well and can assure you a high degree of success in your efforts. You will enjoy working with team having excellent credentials of:
- Flexibility of Appointments
- Convenient Office Hours and Open on Weekends
- Easy and affordable plans for payments
Temporary Residence Categories
Visit In Canada
Citizens from certain countries may need a visa to enter Canada. Foreign nationals from specified countries require an Electronic...
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Study In Canada
Studying in Canada is an excellent choice that offers a wealth of benefits for international students. Our schools are globally...
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Work In Canada
A visitor is a foreign national who seeks to come into Canada for a temporary purpose (such as work, study or visit).
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Express Entry
Express Entry is used to prioritize applications for permanent residence under these federal economic immigration programs:
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To apply for and obtain permanent residency of Canada, there are many immigration streams including :
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Appeals for Refusal
Refugee Protection Claims
Canada is a multicultural and diverse country. It upholds its Charter of Rights and Freedoms which affords its citizens and permanent residents the freedom from discrimination of any kind.
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The Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) is an independent tribunal contained within the IRB (Immigration and Refugee Board).
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Foreign nationals and non-citizens of Canada can be detained by the Canadian government under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act.
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Any person not lawfully allowed to stay in Canada can be deported or sent back to their country of residence.
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