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What work can I do as someone with visitor status in Canada?

Many foreign nationals enter Canada as visitors hoping to explore opportunities, visit family, attend events, or assess future work options. One of the most common—and risky—misunderstandings is what type of work, if any, a visitor is legally allowed to do. Canada has strict employment rules, and violating them can lead to removal orders, being found

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Can I sponsor my sibling for permanent residence?

If you’re a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, you may be wondering, “Can I sponsor my sibling for permanent residence?” You’re not alone—we’re often asked by Canadians if they can sponsor a brother or sister. While it’s a common question, the answer is more complex than most expect. In Canada, the rules around Canadian sponsorship

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Are you a permanent or temporary resident of Canada and have you been charged with a criminal offence?

Facing criminal charges as a permanent resident of Canada is a serious matter with consequences that go far beyond the criminal court system. In addition to the risk of fines, probation, or imprisonment, your immigration status could be in jeopardy. If convicted of certain criminal offences or if issued a certain sentence, you may be

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What is the “Difference” between Express Entry and the Federal Skilled Workers class?

A question I am often asked by new clients is: “What is the ‘difference’ between Express Entry and the Federal Skilled Workers class?” “Difference” is in quotation marks because the question may suggest that Express Entry and Federal Skilled Worker (or FSW) are each separate classes for permanent residence, with different requirements to be met for