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Saturday, August 14th, 2010

CANADA IMMIGRATION :

 

MORE INFORMATION REGARDING DIFFERENT TYPES OF VISAS FOR CANADA AND ALSO FOR OTHER DIFFERENT (AUSTRALIA,UK,US,NZ,DENMARK) IS AVAILABLE IN THE WEBSITE BELOW IN AUTHOR RESOURCES BOX.

http://immigrationguide.justfree.com

   This is a general explanation of the Canadian Immigration Act and regulations. For exact definition and explanation of Canadian Immigration Act and regulations refer to legal books OR consult a Canadian lawyer.

 

A: TEMPORARY OR NON IMMIGRANT VISA:

1. VISITOR VISA.

Purpose:

The purpose of the visitor / tourist visa under the Canadian Immigration Act is to :

·         allow the entry of an individual who wishes to visit Canada for the purpose of doing trade with Canadian companies, for tourism and allow other foreigners to foster scientific and international understanding.

·         at the same time controlling entry of those who wish to involve in criminal activities in Canada or who are likely to put in danger the health and safety of the Canadian society.

 

Who is a visitor:

A definition of visitor is given under Sec. 2 (1) of The Immigration Act (Act) as a person who is lawfully in Canada as a visitor or who wishes to come into Canada

for temporary purpose and who is not:

a.       a holder of minister’s permit;

b.       a Canadian permanent resident and citizen;

c.       an immigrant who is admitted into Canada as his/her examination cannot be concluded at the port of entry by the officer.

What is a visitor visa:

A visitor visa is a document or stamp on the passport (in most cases) which allows entry of a person in Canada as that person meets the requirements of the Act for the purpose of visiting Canada.

This visa is issued by a visa officer at the Canadian post abroad.

HOWEVER THERE ARE RESIDENTS AND CITIZENS OF CERTAIN COUNTRIES WHO DO NOT REQUIRE A VISITOR VISA OR IT MAY BE ISSUED AT THE PORT OF ENTRY IN CANADA.

2.       Students Authorization ( student visa).

There are more than 85 universities in Canada which provide high level of education to students coming from around the world. Canada has some of the finest private English schools from grade 1-12 for local as well as international students. The Canadian government spends 9.5 % of their GDP in the education system. Many Canadian education institutions are funded by the government and therefore they have some of the best facilities.

Basic process for obtaining student authorization is as follows:

1.       Foreign students must apply to a Canadian education institute and obtain admission in such an institute. This institute must be certified by the immigration authority for the issuance of the student authorization / visa. This is generally mentioned in the prospectus of the school. If is not mentioned students must ask the institute directly whether admission in that particular institute will qualify him / her for student authorization.

2.       Once the admission is secured, the student is required to make application to the Canadian immigration office for student authorization and visa.

3.       The student can make this application while in Canada or outside of Canada.

There are also many student exchange programs, student working visa programs and such other programs for students of certain countries.

Our kit will also include, apart from our regular forms and instructions, a list of Canadian educational institutions and a list of special student exchange and student working visa programs.

 

3.       Applying for Employment authorization: ( Work permit ).

Any person who is not a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada needs employment authorization ( work permit) to work in Canada.

Basic process for obtaining employment authorization:

a.       The applicant must have a job offer from a Canadian employer who is ready to sponsor him / her.

b.       The employer must apply to the Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) for job validation ( labor certification ) . However there are certain cases where labor certification is not necessary such as hiring software programmers and their spouses, corporate executives, etc.

c.       Once the labor certification is obtained , the applicant may make an application to a Canadian immigration office for obtaining employment

How far will canada go to help newcomers integrate into the workforce?

Friday, August 13th, 2010

You were lured to Canada by Canadian immigration officers who’s promise of lucrative career opportunities and a better life abroad were all to seductive to pass up. As a highly educated professional in your native country you are well respected, your salary allows you to live in a big house, feed and educate your children, and enjoy the social status that comes along with it. But these immigration officers advise you that your credentials automatically qualify you for entry into Canada. Where you can find a job in your field for 10 times as much as what you could make in your country. Your decision is easy. After spending $15,000 for a ticket, application fees, and money in the bank, you’re finally ready to start your new life abroad. Leaving your wife and kids behind may not have been easy, but you know that in 1 year you will be settled in Canada with your 6-figure income and your three-story mansion on the hill with your family. After a long journey you arrive in Canada your credentials in tow, you anxiously begin your job search only to find out the credentials that you obtained outside of Canada do not meet Canadian qualifications and the only work you can get is driving a cab or working in the labour market.

Many newcomers have been mislead by the Canadian government into immigrating to Canada with the hopes of a better life. The Foreign Credential Assessment Office established a year ago offers hope for highly skilled immigrants to get their credentials recognized in order to utilize their skills. Though this program is long over due, it is a big step toward acknowledging the issues of foreign professionals working in our labour market.

The continued problems with racial discrimination in the work place have yet to be addressed.

With Canada’s so called “ job shortage” will companies now hire these skilled immigrants once there credentials meet their standards? Or will they continue to hire foreign temporary workers for inexpensive labour? Here are 4 reasons why companies might be reluctant to hire these immigrants once their credentials are recognized:

Voip in canada is becoming more popular

Friday, August 13th, 2010

Nowadays everyone is looking for a way to stay in touch with each other and save money at the same time. With this in mind VoIP in Canada is becoming more and more popular every day. Voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) is one of the latest ways to use the Internet to make and take phone calls from anyone who has a PC and an Internet connection. VoIP in Canada is not just restricted to Canada, it can be used to speak to anyone, anywhere in the world - providing that they have a VoIP account also.

VoIP in Canada is becoming more popular for a whole host of different reasons with the main reason being it is highly cost-effective. Overseas and long distance telephone calls have traditionally been quite expensive and people who have friends and family who live a great distance away from them find that they have to limit the length of their telephone calls to one another. VoIP in Canada offers users the chance to make these long distance and overseas telephone calls at a fraction of the usual price. This is enabling people to stay better connected with their loved ones and it is one of the reasons why people choose to use VoIP in Canada.

VoIP in Canada is also very beneficial for businesses that have heavy telephone usage. As the Internet is used to make and receive all telephone calls using VoIP in Canada the cost of calls is absolutely minimal. This means a business can make many more long distance and overseas phone calls without having to worry about how much this is costing the business. Doing this helps the business to expand into new markets while still keeping their costs at a minimum - something which is very important for all business owners.

Working from home or working remotely is also made much easier using VoIP in Canada as workers can simply login to their VoIP in Canada account and start making calls from their PC at home. Previous to this working from home was often quite difficult as it meant logging into business telephone accounts which were often networked and could sometimes be hacked into. Using VoIP in Canada helps business owners and remote workers alike to feel more secure when they are making their business telephone calls.

Many people worry that when using VoIP in Canada they will not be able to also use their computer. In actual fact you can speak to anyone using VoIP in Canada at the same time as using your computer and surfing the Internet at the same time, should you wish to. This means that you don't have to disconnect from one to use the other, you can even have multiple phone lines all using the same Internet connection - VoIP really is that smart. VoIP in Canada is becoming more popular all the time and it is quite easy to see why, it is fast, reliable, secure and most of all very cost effective.

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