IRCC Program delivery update
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Diplomats and officials may benefit from a 3-year multiple-entry visa. Some exceptions may apply. This does not apply to diplomats traveling to Canada to obtain their accreditation.
Diplomats traveling to Canada to receive their accreditation must apply for a temporary resident visa before travelling to Canada, even if they are visa-exempt. In these cases, officers should be issuing multiple-entry visas valid for 3 months.
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Canada immigration in news
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By Zeke Miller & Elliot Spagat, Global News, January 8, 2018
CBC News, January 8, 2018
By Allison Dempster, CBC News, January 8, 2018
By Amanda Jerome, The Lawyer’s Daily, January 8, 2018
By Monique Scotti, Global News, January 8, 2018
The Times of India, January 8, 2018
By Kathleen Harris, CBC News, January 7, 2018
By Andrea Gunn, The Chronicle Herald, January 6, 2018
By Karin Larsen, CBC News, January 6, 2018
By Anderw Duffy & Dan Healing, Times Colonist, January 5, 2018
By Albert Delitala, CTV News, January 4, 2018
By Sandra Parker, The News Herald, January 3, 2018
By Maura Forrest, National Post, January 2, 2018
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World immigration in news
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By F.H. Buckley, New York Post, January 8, 2018
By Bruno Waterfield, The Times (UK), January 8, 2018
By Claire Gallen, Mail & Guardian, January 8, 2018
By Jeremy Sammut, The Daily Telegraph, January 8, 2018
By Tania Hardcastle, Huffington Post (UK), January 8, 2018
By Alain Destexhe, Gatestone Institute, January 8, 2018
By Bruno Waterfield, The Times (UK), January 8, 2018
By Simon Osborne, Express, January 7, 2018
By Dr. Jackie Brux, Hudson Star-Observer, January 6, 2018
By Kara Keay, Daily Mail, January 6, 2018
The Economic Times, January 4, 2018
By Patrick Cain, Global News January 4, 2018
By Ignatius SSuuna, US News, January 5, 2018
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