Canada is a vast and beautiful country, making it quite appealing to those looking to make it home. Whether you prefer the busy city life or a more relaxed feel with mountain scenery. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians share some of the unique aspects of each province and share their thoughts on the best places to live in Canada as a newcomer.
Moving is never easy, and that can be even more true when you are planning to relocate to an entirely different country. Luckily, with a little advice, we can help make the process smoother. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians talk about how to find the right rental for your family if you are looking to immigrate to Canada.
In Canada, each province offers a healthcare plan which is publically funded meaning the cost is shared by the taxpayers. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration IRCC panel physicians share some information about healthcare coverage in each province and territory and requirements such as permanent residency.
As an international student, you likely hope to spend some time exploring the beautiful landscapes and have some city adventures while you study. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians share some different ways to travel and offer tips on how to explore Canada on a budget.
Working while you study in Canada can be incredibly rewarding, offering a chance to socialize and providing financial freedom. But what guidelines should you follow? Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians talk about how to legally work in Canada while you are studying and what you should know about being employed as a student.
As an international student, you will need a bank account. This will be very important over your first few years in Canada and you should be sure to choose one that suits your needs. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians talk about the different banking options for international students in Canada and what to consider when making your choice.
If you are looking to study for a period longer than six months at the post-secondary level in Canada, you will need a study permit. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians share some information about how to get a study permit in Canada and what the requirements will be.
While the Express Entry programs are the faster method of immigrating, not everyone may be eligible to apply. Here, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians share some insight into the immigration process and how to apply for Express Entry in Canada.
One of the very first steps in the citizenship process is to look for employment opportunities in Canada for immigrants. One option for this is to become a business owner. In this post, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians talk about how the Ontario Entrepreneur Stream can help you open up your own business in Canada and what the requirements are.
If you are considering applying for permanent residency in Canada then your first step will likely be to find employment. In this post, our Ottawa and Orleans immigration physicians share some tips on how to find a job in Canada as an immigrant and other useful information about the job search process.
