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Canada needs immigrants and has proved it by inviting 30 000 candidates to become permanent residents! Let us focus on this exceptional draw with Natacha Mignon, immigration attorney at Immetis.
After the draw of a record number of immigrants under the Express Entry program, what are the assets of Quebec that retain or attract skilled workers?
After introducing you to Ontario and British Columbia, let’s now turn our attention to the province of Alberta. To prepare your move to Canada, it is important to determine which province you wish to immigrate to.
As a French-speaking immigrant, why not consider British Columbia? Ideally located between the sea and forest, it offers an ideal living environment for nature lovers.
Foreign workers can enter Canada despite the closure of the borders. Is it possible to recruit internationally during the pandemic? Natacha Mignon, an immigration attorney and partner at Immetis, gives a positive answer to this question and explains why.
Thinking about moving to Canada? One of the first factors to consider is which province you want to immigrate to. Ontario is a great choice for family life, offering both professional opportunities and a pleasant living environment. Learn more!
To move to Canada quickly and efficiently, you need to obtain a work permit, a visa that requires the support of an employer. Read on to learn how the Immijob platform can help.
Are you interested in expanding your activities in Canada? Immetis has been commissioned by the Delegation of the European Union in Canada to develop a practical guide aimed at decoding the various mobility options available to European professionals under the CETA agreement.
IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) confirmed that its new server would be able to support excess traffic on its site produced by the American elections. This response from the authorities reflects the situation in 2016 following the election of Donald Trump as President, when the IRCC site crashed.
Immigrating to Canada in 6 months: is it really possible? Many immigration candidates miss this opportunity due to a lack of knowledge about the various options available to them. Ms. Natacha Mignon, partner lawyer at Immétis, separates fact from fiction.
