Find a Panel Physician In China
Find a Panel Physician In China
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7. Federal Immigration Programs
IRCC Federal Immigration Express Entry Self-employed Person Family Class Sponsorship Start-up Visa Caregivers Agri-Food Pilot Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Humanitarian and Compassionate Grounds Refugees and Asylum Refugees and Asylum PR Card Renewal Canada Citizenship Application Quebec Economic Classes
Find a Panel Physician in BC
Find a Panel Physician in BC, If the nearest Panel Physician offering services in your preferred official language is located more than 250 kilometres or 4 hours from where you live, please contact the CIC Call Centre at 1-888-242-2100 to find out how to access immigration medical examination services in your preferred official language.
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How to Get a Police Certificate (Police Check)
If you want to immigrate to Canada, you and your family members must include a police certificate when you apply. If you are a student or temporary foreign worker, a visa office may also ask you for a certificate.
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Guide 3999 – Sponsoring Your Family Before You Apply
Guide 3999 – Before You Apply
Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
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Guide 3999 – Sponsorship of a Spouse, Common-law partner, Conjugal partner or Dependent Child Living outside Canada
Guide 3999 – Sponsorship of a Spouse, Common-law partner, Conjugal partner or Dependent Child Living outside Canada
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Guide 3900 – Sponsor a Member of the Family Class What Happens Next
What happens to your application at the Case Processing Centre? Phase: Completeness check Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) reviews your
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Guide 3900 Steps – Sponsorship Of A Spouse, Common-Law Partner, Conjugal Partner Or Dependent Child Living Outside Canada
Guide 3900 – Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
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Guide 3900 – Before You Apply, Sponsor Spouse/Dependent Child
Guide 3900 – Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
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Guide 3900 – Sponsorship of a Spouse, Common-Law Partner, Conjugal Partner or Dependent Child Living Outside Canada
Guide 3900 – Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
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Notice – Changes to the Definition of a Dependent Child
The age at which a child will be considered a dependant is being reduced, from under 22 to under 19.
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IMM Application Forms – Sponsor a Member of the Family Class From Outside Canada
Sponsorship of a spouse, common-law partner, conjugal partner or dependent child living outside Canada
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2012 – Immigration Regulation Change Notes
Immigration Regulation Change Notes for 2012 and for coming in 2013 ， Federal Skilled Worker Program， Canadian Experience Class (R87.1) ，Federal Skilled Trades Class (R87.2) ，
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Employers Urged to be Ready for Canada’s New Immigration Express Entry System
Meetings are taking place across Canada, with more being planned, to make sure business and leading employers are ready for the country’s new Express Entry immigration programme which launches in 2015.
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Immigrants to Canada not Sold on New ‘Express Entry’ System
A newly released government study suggests newcomers to the country have misgivings about Ottawa’s intention to ensure would-be immigrants possess skills that are in demand in Canada.
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Change oming for Startup Visas Stalled in Red Tape
Startup Visa application needs to be accelerated. A pilot project announced by Ottawa last year to attract foreign startups has so far completed just two applications, but the cabinet minister responsible promises to speed up the process.
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Canada Tightens Rules on Immigrant and Refugee Children
Cut-off age for immigrant and refugee children will change from 21 to 18 on Aug. 1 as Canada lets economic motives determine immigration policy.
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CIC Notice – Termination of Backlog Applications in the Federal Immigrant Investor Program and Federal Entrepreneur Program
June 19, 2014 — The Economic Action Plan 2014 Act, (Bill C-31), received Royal Assent and became law today which resulted in the termination of applications in the backlog of the federal Immigrant Investor Program (IIP) and federal Entrepreneur Program (EN).
IIP and EN applications have been terminated if a selection decision was not made by an immigration officer before February 11, 2014. There are a small number of cases where a selection decision was made on or after February 11, 2014, and the application was processed to completion and a final decision was made before Bill C-31 became law. Those applications are not affected by the legislation.