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Forbes recently released the outcome of their Global Exchange Index (GEI) which placed Canada in a very strong 5th overall position – improving its standing from last year’s 7th position. The GEI is a tool used by investors, entrepreneurs and global travelers which help the…
Read More › The most recent Canadian Express Entry draw saw 3500 prospective migrants from all over the world being invited to apply for their Canadian Permanent Residency. If successful this will mean that they will be able to live and work in Canada. The Express Entry draw, which …
Read More › The French Start-up Talent visa is a program that allows foreign nationals, who meet the criteria, to obtain a French visa in as little 60 days! This visa is designed to encourage foreign start-ups to expand their business to France and invites various patrons of the start-…
Read More › If you are in the process of considering living and working in Canada, you might have a few questions. It is probably one of the biggest decisions a person can make in their lives and being informed helps you make the best decision for you and your family. We took a look a…
Read More › Last week the shortage of teachers in some Canadian provinces made headlines when fears were raised that not enough teachers would be available for the start of the new school term. Canada is now scrambling to fill vacancy and turning to migrants to meet their needs. Bri…
Read More › Waiting is the mother of all frustration – anyone could tell you that and if you are waiting to start a new life of for a close family member to join you, waiting can be extremely demoralizing and stressful too. Unfortunately waiting is a familiar and unavoidable part of a …
Read More › Have you ever thought about what life might be like if you lived in Spain? Ancient architecture, friendly people, a pleasant climate. Did you know that you are three times safer in Spain than you are in South Africa and crime in Spain is less than half of what it is in Sou…
Read More › Canada is looking for nearly 1500 financial staff to fill gaps in their labour force. Accountants, financial managers, accounting technicians, bookkeepers and financial auditors are all in short supply in Canada and are therefore listed as a scarce skill. Foreigners with e…
Read More › Every day more and more South Africans are considering their immigration options and while Canada and Australia might be considered popular destinations South Africans have some very, very attractive options in Europe too! Have you heard about Portugal’s Golden Visa or Inve…
Read More › Did you know that it is possible to secure American residency, or a Green Card, by simply investing in America? The American immigration law allows certain foreign nationals who are employment-based immigrants to become lawful permanent residents of the country. This inc…
Read More › A growing concern about the effects and execution of land expropriation plans, a failing educational system being held hostage by students claiming ‘fees must fall’, daily violent protesting and the destruction of infrastructure – even burning down police stations – is leavi…
Read More › It seems that students who opt to study in Canada also plan on making a much greater commitment to the country once they graduate. The findings of a recent study found that international students studying at Canadian universities plan to apply for Canadian Residency once th…
Read More › Canada is short of teachers and as a nation that values quality education finding good quality teachers is a priority of all Canadian provinces and the Canadian government as a whole. To address the problem of a shortage of good teachers most Canadian provinces allow eligib…
Read More › If you are a lawyer immigrating to Canada, and you would like to practice law in Canada, you need to arrange for your South African law degree to be recognized by the Canadian government. Lawyers, with foreign qualifications, will only be able to practice law once their d…
Read More › Canada continues to strengthen economically; something which is evident in the latest news that the country’s unemployment rate is the lowest it has been in more than 40 years. According to a Statistics Canada’s unemployment rate fell to an impressive 5.7 percent, the lo…
Read More › Canada’s unemployment levels are one of the lowest in the world and it is still dropping. While this is an ideal situation for any country’s economy it also means that state department, private enterprise and big business are find it hard to find suitable talent and are for…
Read More › The Canadian province of Quebec is following suite with other provinces and territories and have booted their old ‘first come first served’ immigration system in favour of finding skilled applicants for vacant positions. When the new immigration policy comes into effect Q…
Read More › If you have decided to immigrate to Canada, you might have reached one of the biggest and most important decisions of your life. Immigrating to a foreign country is never easy, but is certainly much more manageable if you employ the services of a dedicated Canadian Immigrat…
Read More › South Africans will as of 31 July 2018 have to satisfy a new set of biometric requirements anytime they plan on crossing a Canadian border. The new rules which will come in to effect at the end of the month, applies to anyone from Europe, the Middle East and Africa applying…
Read More › Saskatchewan’s Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) will, as of today, accept Expression of Interest (EOI) from qualifying migrants. Essentially the province will now rank candidate profiles based on their contribution in human capital and not by being ‘first in the que’ as had …
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