Frequently Asked Questions
Why hire a representative's services?
The immigration process to Canada is far more involved than you may think; similar to tax law, immigration law is full of stringent rules and regulations that can be challenging to comprehend. Putting together an application can take months of laborious work, and mistakes therein could cause delays or even rejection, negating the value of your entire effort. It can be difficult and frustrating to try to understand and gather the enormous quantity of data and information that is required of you. Additionally, it might be challenging to keep up with the changes as new rules and regulations are continually being introduced. Even scenarios that initially appear straightforward may end up being highly complicated, and even the smallest error in your program may be difficult to correct. You could think that the Immigration Department can help you with your application's corrections and/or can respond to all your immigration-related questions. Immigration department employees frequently give information that may be deceptive or inaccurate. Immigration officers in Canada frequently see themselves as "gatekeepers" and reserve the right to deny entry to those who do not adhere to the tight criteria.
Contrary to popular assumption, immigration attorneys and consultants do not just complete paperwork for clients. To save you the trouble of keeping up with changes to the immigration and visa programs, we continue to do so. We are certain that we can respond to even your most complicated questions because we are knowledgeable, skilled lawyers and consultants with years of expertise. Additionally, we probe the appropriate questions to evaluate your circumstance and offer you the greatest option. We pride ourselves on having a plethora of expertise and experience to handle even the most challenging immigration issues. We are dedicated to giving our customers the finest quality service.
I keep receiving offers for immigration that include "Guaranteed Jobs" or "Guaranteed Visa." Is this deal legitimate?
No! DO NOT FALL FOR A SCAM. It's probably true if the offer looks too good to be true.
What you need to know is as follows:
A visa can only be granted or denied by authorized employees of Canadian embassies, high commissioners, and consulates.
Avoid using phony documents because doing so will cause your application to be rejected.
Beware of phony websites and online frauds.
The processing costs are the same at every Canadian visa office worldwide. The sum in Canadian dollars corresponds with the fees in local currency, which are based on official exchange rates.
Canadian visa offices would never request that you transfer money through a particular private money transfer service or deposit money into a person's personal bank accounts.
What is the difference between a single-entry visa and a multiple-entry visa?
One entry into Canada is permitted per visa. An official from the Canada Border Services Agency will check that you are eligible to enter Canada when you reach the port of entry. To enter Canada again after leaving during your permitted stay, you need a new visiting visa.
You are permitted to enter Canada several times while your visa is valid if you have a multiple entry visa. A multiple-entry visa can be used for up to ten years, or until one month before the passport or re-entry visa expires, whichever comes first.
If a multiple-entry visa is granted, you will be able to enter and exit Canada several times while it is still valid. Prior to the expiration date on your visa, you must arrive in Canada. A multiple-entry visa is not available for a term that expires after the expiration of your passport.
Do I require a visa for temporary residence to enter Canada?
It depends on the nation of which you are a citizen. For a list of nations that need a temporary residence visa to enter Canada, visit: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/visit/visas.asp
What is a business visitor?
A person who travels to Canada to do international business without first gaining employment there is referred to as a business visitor. An illustration of a business visitor might be someone who travels to Canada to meet with representatives of businesses who do business with their nation. Click https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/business.html for additional information about Business Visitors.
How can I apply for a temporary work permit?
Foreign nationals must first earn a job offer from a Canadian company in order to apply for and receive a temporary work permit for Canada. After receiving a job offer, a Canadian employer must get approval from Human Resources and Skills Development Canada. Following acceptance, the foreign national may apply for a work permit at the regional visa office in charge of their nation of citizenship.
Do I require a medical exam?
If you wish to work in settings where it is important to protect public health, such as in health services, childcare, primary or secondary education, or if you are coming to work in an agricultural occupation, or if you are seeking to enter Canada to work for a period longer than six (6) months, and you have lived in a designated country or territory for six (6) consecutive months during the one-year period immediately preceding your application, you may need to undergo a medical examination.
An immigration officer will let you know if a medical exam is necessary and will offer you directions on how to proceed.
Does studying in Canada require a study permit?
There are few exceptions, but for the most part, students who wish to study in Canada must get a study permit.
A study permit is necessary for students who wish to enroll in a course of study in Canada that will last longer than six (6) months. However, they might still need a temporary resident visa (TRV) to enter Canada if they are intending to study for fewer than six (6) months. In general, students who are applying to study do not need a study permit.
How can I learn more about educational institutions and initiatives in Canada?
We strongly advise you to speak with Tanuj Sharma @ 647-707-4382 to find out which program is the most appropriate for you. He owns a student recruitment company and has an established relationship with many Universities and Colleges.
Can I work and study at the same time?
Only once you begin your studies in Canada are you able to begin working. Prior to starting your studies, you cannot work.
If the condition allowing you to work on- or off-campus is listed in your study permit, you are permitted to do so as an international student in Canada.
Can I stay in Canada when I finish my course of study?
You must retain legal immigration status in order to be permitted to remain in Canada after your studies program is over. Visitor, student, worker, or immigrant are the proper immigration statuses.
What is the Canadian permanent resident (PR) card?
You can prove that you are a Canadian permanent resident by showing your PR card. When returning on a commercial vehicle, such as an airplane, boat, railway, or bus, if you have traveled outside of Canada, you will be required to present your card and your passport.
Before returning to Canada in a commercial vehicle, PRs who are going outside of Canada without a current PR card or who are not carrying one must apply for a permanent resident travel document.
How do I become a citizen of Canada?
Although being born in Canada is the most common way to become a citizen, children born outside of Canada to Canadian parents may also be eligible to apply for citizenship. Otherwise, individuals must first become Canadian permanent residents, a sort of status comparable to Canadian citizenship but lacking some rights, such as the right to vote, and with some requirements, such as the requirement to dwell in Canada for two years out of every five years. A permanent resident may apply for Canadian citizenship after establishing three years of actual physical residence in the country.