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Decide if Canada is right for you |
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By Archie D'Cruz » Is Canada right for you? The question is simple enough. Finding the right answer, however, is
anything but. Sure, you're interested in making the move to Canada
(you'd hardly be
reading this otherwise!), but how do you decide whether it is the
right step? |
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Visit before you decide |
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By Johnny Mangiante » If you can afford it, it's a good idea to visit
Canada before you decide to go ahead with your immigration application.
At the very least, you are guaranteed a very nice holiday! |
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Applying for immigration |
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So you’ve decided you’re ready for Canada. But is Canada ready for you?
Not everyone who wants to migrate makes the grade, and it is important
that you assess your own chances before sinking a few thousand dollars
into an application. |
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Surviving the immigration interview |
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For would-be immigrants to Canada, possibly the most nerve-racking part
of the application process is the selection interview. In a majority of
cases that get to this stage, it can be the deal-breaker: your
application either gets approved, or it doesn't. |
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Immigration interviews, by the book |
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By Archie D'Cruz » Does the thought of being called for an interview with regard to your immigration application to Canada make you nervous? You're not alone. But read on, and we'll help you understand what officials are looking for when they call for an interview, and the signs they look for when deciding whether or not to let your application proceed.
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Selection interview questions |
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You've submitted your application to immigrate to Canada and, lo and
behold, you've got a call to appear for a selection interview. Your
choice is now to: a) panic, or b) prepare. If you've chosen 'b', then
to help you along, we've put together a list of possible questions you
could face at the immigration interview. |
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Long and short of immigration terms |
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CAIPS? CIC? IELTS? If you've just embarked on your quest to emigrate to
Canada, you will probably come up against these terms that everyone
uses, but which make little sense to you. Well, be confused no more,
for we have compiled a glossary of frequently used terms for would-be
immigrants and newcomers to Canada. |
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CAIPS abbreviations decoded |
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For prospective immigrants to Canada, one of the most frustrating
aspects about the process is understanding where their application
currently stands. Well, one document that can help is your CAIPS file.
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Obtain your CAIPS notes for free |
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By Ethan Caleb » As a prospective immigrant to Canada, you probably know that you can
follow the progress of your application through your CAIPS notes, which
several companies can obtain for you for a fee. It's however less well
known that you can save the fee, usually ranging from US$30-100, by
ordering the notes yourself.
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Family class emigration: An overview |
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By Sat-Sung Kalman » While the skilled worker program remains a
popular method for people to emigrate to Canada, having a close
relative in the country offers an alternative method of gaining entry.
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What makes Canada special |
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By Charles Burgess » Nearly 10 years
ago I immigrated to Canada. I gave up a successful legal practice and
my other business interests to start a new life in Canada. People ask
me all the time why my family and I chose Canada. What makes Canada
unique and special? |
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Change in status needn't affect application |
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By Sat-Sung Kalman » It's a
question that often gets asked: What happens when there is a change in
your status or that of a dependent AFTER your immigration application
is filed?
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Immigration: How nations compare |
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By Dean Marshall » If you've been thinking about immigrating to
another country, but aren't sure where you'd stand the best chance of
getting through, read on. |
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