Immigroup Launches New Immigrate To Canada Tool
Are you trying to come to Canada to make a new life but you don’t know where to start? Do you find the available online information confusing or too much to wade through? Today we are launching our latest online free tool: the Immigrate to Canada tool. This tool will let you see all federal and provincial permanent resident immigration program requirements, and tell you what you need to make yourself an ideal potential immigrant to Canada. Check it out and get started on your journey! If you want to learn how to best use it, keep reading. If you want to come to Canada as a temporary worker or student, give us a call. Just go to www.immigroup.com/tools/immigrate-canada. Here you will get the chance to take a tour that shows you how to use the tool: After you’ve taken the tour, select where you want to live: If you pick one of Canada’s thirteen provinces or territories, the tool will only ask you questions about that province’s provincial nominee programs. The provincial nominee programs are used to let the province or territory nominate immigrants it thinks are better suited to settling there. These programs require a commitment by you [...]
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Breaking News Skilled Worker Program To Restart
Good news for prospective immigrants to Canada: Canada’s federal skilled worker program is supposed to restart on May 4th, 2013. The program has been on hold since spring 2012 due to a backlog of applications which was overwhelming Citizenship and Immigration Canada. The Skilled Worker program allows prospective immigrants with education and work experience to become permanent residents of Canada. Once a permanent resident, the immigrant is one step closer to becoming a Canadian citizen. In order to qualify for this immigration stream, the applicant should have: recent work experience in the relevant field the ability to converse in English and / or French a university education a job offer in Canada a plan for permanently settling in Canada Applications are assessed on a points-basis. The most weight is given to education, followed by English and / or French language skills and relevant work experience.  It is less important – but still important – to have obtained a job offer or to be able to demonstrate adaptability to Canada. Check out our page on the Federal Skilled Worker program for more information or contact us to get started today.  
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Facial Recognition Security Screening
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Iris And Retinal Scans
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National Smart Id Cards
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Rfid Canadian Passport
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Moving Funiture Internationally Across The Us Canada Border
MOVING FURNITURE ACROSS THE CANADA-US BORDER How do I bring my furniture with me if I am emigrating to Canada? Prepare a detailed list of all of the items you are bringing (include makes/models/serial numbers) with two sections: goods you will be bringing with you when you enter the country and goods that will follow as a shipment.   If the goods that follow are not on the list, you may need to pay duties. Make sure the list is COMPLETE. Make sure that the items fall under the list of acceptable goods supplied by Canadian Border Services. These items include things like Bedding and clothes Furniture and decorative home ornaments Appliances Silverware and dishes Jewellery, antiques, family heirlooms, and private (not for sale) collections of collectors items (such as stamps, rocks, art) Computers Books Musical instruments or other hobby items Tools Personal (not corporate) vehicles including motor homes, boats and private aircraft Trailers narrower than 2.6 m (9 ft) Portable tool sheds and other outbuildings that do not attach to dwellings Make sure that you declare individual items worth more than $10,000 that you have acquired since 1977 (including anything in the above list). You will have to pay [...]
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