A specialized immigration program that opens doors to French-language higher education for minority community students through carefully selected, French-instructed post-secondary programs.
The Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot (FMCSP) offers French-speaking international students from eligible countries the opportunity to study at a participating Canadian university or college, receive settlement support, and potentially fast-track their path to permanent residence in Canada upon completing their program.
Major changes are sweeping through Quebec’s immigratoin system as the province announces a temporary suspension of two key permanent residency pathways: PEQ and CSQ. Here is what you need to know
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Certain foreign nationals in Canada may now be exempt from repeating their immigration medical examination, potentially speeding up their applications and simplifying their path to permanent residence
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As a Canadian business owner, you’re likely aware of the challenges in finding skilled workers. Did you know there’s a way to hire international talent without going through the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process? Let’s explore LMIA-exempt work permits and how they can benefit your business. What are LMIA-Exempt Work Permits? LMIA-exempt work permits
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In the ever-evolving landscape of Canadian immigration, staying informed about provincial policies is crucial for prospective immigrants. Recent developments in New Brunswick have brought significant changes to its immigration streams. This article aims to provide you with a comprehensive overview of these changes and their implications. Express Entry and Skilled Worker Streams Paused New Brunswick
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Attention Canadian Employers: Prepare for significant changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) program in September 2024! Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will reshape the workforce landscape, affecting your hiring practices. Changes include hiring restrictions, a cap on TFW workforce, and shorter contracts for low-wage TFWs.
Discover Canada’s groundbreaking initiatives to boost Francophone immigration and strengthen its vibrant French-speaking communities.
Attention Canadian Employers: Stay up-to-date with the latest changes to Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program. The landscape is evolving, with stricter enforcement and enhanced scrutiny. Don’t risk penalties or your business’s reputation.
A summary of submission data for the main business lines of Doyen Immigration Services in 2023, provided for reference.
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