2025 Annual Report to Canada's Parliament on Immigration

 IRCC facilitates the entry of students who wish to study at a designated Canadian educational institution. 

Students approved to study in Canada are issued a study permit.

In 2024, 516,275 individuals held study permits in Canada. This included new permits and extensions. Of these, 242,970 identified as women, 273,235 as men, 55 as another gender and the gender of 10 individuals was recorded as unspecified. 

An intake cap on study permit applications was introduced in January 2024 to help manage unsustainable growth in the program, with an issuance target set at 485,000 for that year. Of the 516,275 study permit holders, only 293,835 were issued to new students entering Canada in 2024, with the balance being issued to students already in Canada. 

This means that there were less than 360,000 new study permit holders who entered Canada in 2024.

In 2023, a total of 682,889 individuals held study permits, of which 496,175 were new. This indicates a decrease of 24% from 2023 to 2024. 

Canada’s overall international student population declined by 4% at year end of 2024 compared to end of 2023.

Link to full report

Visa Scams Surge

Tougher immigration rules encourage vulnerable migrants to seek advice from visa advisors many of whom may be frauds: story by Africanews

The Francophone visa scheme is corrupted.

Canada first launched the Francophone Mobility Scheme in 2019, intending to ensure the survival of the country’s minority language by increasing the number of French-speaking immigrants.

Following the program's expansion in 2023, officials anticipate that nearly 80,000 French-speaking residents from Africa will migrate to Canada by 2027, according to data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Criminals are taking advantage of the new gateway. With the promise of guaranteed visas in record time, scammers lure victims in with online ads under the pretence of being specialised immigration consultants.

Some victims report being charged upwards of $15,000 before the perpetrator disappeared into thin air, according to RFI.

Link to full news article

 https://cila.co/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/CILA-The-State-of-Immigration-Fraud-in-Canada.pdf

Role of the CICC and provincial/territorial law societies and how applicants can find an authorized representative 

With respect to protecting the public, licensed immigration representatives in Canada are regulated by either the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants (“CICC”) or the provincial/territorial law societies of Canada. 

The CICC licenses and regulates the practice of Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) and Regulated International Student Immigration Advisors (RISIAs) in the public interest. 

The 14 law societies in Canada are mandated by each province and territory to regulate their lawyers and the legal profession. Among their responsibilities, the CICC and the provincial/territorial law societies are mandated to uphold and protect the public interest in the delivery of immigration related legal services.

 Law Society Websites: 

● Law Society of British Columbia: https://www.lawsociety.bc.ca/ 

● Law Society of Albera: https://www.lawsociety.ab.ca/ 

● Law Society of Saskatchewan: https://www.lawsociety.sk.ca/ 

● Law Society of Manitoba: https://www.lawsociety.mb.ca/ 

● Law Society of Ontario: https://lso.ca/home?lang=en-ca 

● Barreau du Quebec: https://www.barreau.qc.ca/en/ 

● Chambre des notaries de Quebec: https://www.cnq.org/en/ 

● Law Society of New Brunswick: https://lawsociety-barreau.nb.ca/en 

● Nova Scotia Barrister’s Society: https://nsbs.org/ 

● Law Society of Prince Edward Island: https://lawsocietypei.ca/ 

● Law Society of Newfoundland and Labrador: https://lsnl.ca/ 

● Law Society of Yukon: https://lawsocietyyukon.com/ 

● Law Society of Northwest Territories: https://lawsociety.nt.ca/ 

● Law Society of Nunavut: https://www.lawsociety.nu.ca/ 

The Universities in both Australia and Canada Created Problems

 Australia experiencing problems with unaffordable housing, inflation and lack of youth jobs is also creating caps and limiting the number of international students.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0K8ZnCuOi4

The 39 Australian Universities are claiming unfair restrictions on an industry that brings in 50 Billion into the country and supports 250,000 jobs.

https://universitiesaustralia.edu.au/media-item/opening-statement-education-services-for-overseas-students-amendment-quality-and-integrity-bill-2024-provisions/

The government wants to eliminate fake students, scam schools, purchased grades and diplomas, illegal education agencies, illegal student housing etc etc.

Some media investigations claim widespread cheating such that the actual education value is almost worthless.

Australia’s international student ponzi scheme unmasked

The universities in both Australia and Canada have built these "Huge Inclusive Tents" using the 30 years of unrestricted international students as ATM's.

The tents allowed and protected self-serving empire builders to create corrupt programs that are counter to any educational purpose and enabled all sorts of cash grabs.

The tents paid themselves and rolled over any opposition claiming they were the only source of direction for mankind.

Maybe it is time to kick out the self-serving narcissists, put the criminals in jail, and actually help the youth of the nations get part-time jobs to obtain skills and develop confidence in their ability to thrive in a modern society.

BC Government Using Legislation to Remove Employment Barriers

 

https://news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2023PSFS0060-001634

The international credentials recognition act, if passed, will require 18 regulators overseeing 29 professions to streamline processes for internationally trained applicants. The 29 occupations are:

registered music teacher
professional engineer
professional teaching certificate holder
land surveyor
early childhood educator
landscape architect
early childhood educator assistant
applied science technologist
conditional teaching certificate holder
certified technician
social worker
veterinarian
registered clinical social worker
lawyer
professional biologist
architect
applied biology technician
notary public
registered biology technologist
emergency medical assistant, including paramedics
professional geoscientist
chartered professional accountant
registered professional forester
associate real estate broker
registered forest technologist
managing real estate broker
professional agrologist
real estate representative
technical agrologist

Improving credential recognition for internationally educated health professionals

This legislation complements and builds on the government’s ongoing work to create pathways for doctors, nurses and other health-care professionals educated outside of Canada to be able to get to work more quickly.

This work includes:

• Expanding pathways for internationally trained physicians to enter B.C.’s workforce, including:
  • a further expansion of seats in the Practice Ready Program, which helps internationally educated doctors get to work more quickly in B.C.; the program will triple from 32 seats to 96 seats by March 2024;
  • the introduction of a new U.S.-certified class of licensure (through the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC) to enable eligible U.S.-trained physicians to practise pediatric medicine, internal medicine or emergency medicine in B.C.;
  • the introduction of associate physicians, a new class of registration that provides a route for international medical graduates (IMGs) not eligible for licensure as independent medical practitioners, to work under the direction and supervision of an attending physician within team-based care settings; and
  • Funding Health Match BC, a free health-professional recruitment service that has helped IMGs and Canadian-trained physicians relocate and practise in B.C.
• Removing roadblocks that internationally educated nurses (IENs) used to face, including:
  • developing a more efficient pathway that simultaneously assesses IENs for the HCA, LPN, and RN designations;
  • directly covering application and assessment fees with NCCAS and BCCNM and providing bursaries for English-language competency testing and education with more than $9 million in funding; and
  • creating new nurse-navigator positions to help IENs navigate the assessment and licensing process.
• Developing the Health Care Access Program (HCAP) to train, recruit and employ up to 3,000 entry-level health-care workers each year.
  • This program provides a path for eligible applicants, including internationally educated nurses who have not had their qualifications recognized, and individuals with no health-sector experience, to get hired and receive paid employer-sponsored health-care assistant training as part of their employment.
• Bursaries to help internationally educated allied health professionals join B.C.’s workforce.

Progress made to date:

• 547 new international medical graduates registered so far in 2023;
• more than 450 new internationally educated nurses registered so far in 2023;
• 2,800 internationally educated nurses currently going through the new, faster pathway; and
• 979 health-care aides hired through the Health Careers Access Program since April 1, 2023.
• Link to additional information
  

Liberals Name Calling and Victim Blaming Again - to cover for Global Gaslighting

 Liberals trying to be world saviour - "Canada will save all REFUGEES: Iranians, Ukrainians, Venezuelans, whoever ".

REALITY

OH NO we didnt hire the 1200 new IRCC workers like we promised even though we need 3500

OH NO our immigration computers are still old and slow 

OH NO there is still an immigration process backlog

OH NO many new REFUGEES will require extra immigration processing

OH NO many of these new REFUGEES cannot contribute to Canada's published immigration purposes 

OH NO many REFUGEES will require lots of $$$ to get them settled

OH NO we cannot process all the existing international students we promised entry if they pay big bucks and work hard

OH NO we have to screw the international students who have paid betweeen $100,000 and $350,000 on study and living expenses for the last 4 to 7 years to qualify for work permits and permanent residency and eventually citizenship.

OH NO we have to blame the international students who are legally using the border services to qualify for the changed regulations - Lets call it flagpoling and treat it like a dirty name

Liberals Name Calling and Victim Blaming Again - to cover for Global Gaslighting

It is too bad international students cannot vote - they will not be voting liberal

Look at just a few of the IRCC Notices and see the "Changing of the Goal Posts"

August 24, 2022—Vancouver - Tackling immigration backlogs to help Canadian businesses grow. The Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, today highlighted ongoing work to strengthen Canada’s immigration system and reduce application backlogs, with a focus on addressing labour shortages,

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2022/08/tackling-immigration-backlogs-to-help-canadian-businesses-grow.html

October 7, 2022—Ottawa—Employers are facing unprecedented challenges in finding and retaining the workers they need International students to help address Canada’s labour shortage - Limit on off-campus work hours to be lifted temporarily. This measure will provide many international students with a greater opportunity to gain valuable work experience in Canada, and will increase the availability of workers to sustain Canada’s post-pandemic growth

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2022/10/international-students-to-help-address-canadas-labour-shortage.html

January 22, 2024—Ottawa—Canada to cap number of new international student permits issued to approximately 360,000 for 2024

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2024/01/canada-to-stabilize-growth-and-decrease-number-of-new-international-student-permits-issued-to-approximately-360000-for-2024.html

February 5, 2024—Ottawa --Additional information about International Student Program reforms. International students whose applications were received by IRCC before 8:30 a.m. on January 22, 2024, as well as those who have already been approved for a study permit and intend to travel to Canada for an upcoming program, do not need to take further action as a result of the cap.

March 22, 2024—Ottawa --On January 22, 2024, IRCC confirmed that international graduates of college programs delivered through a public-private curriculum licensing arrangement would no longer be eligible for a post-graduation work permit. This change will take effect on May 15, 2024, rather than the previously announced date of September 1, 2024.

June 21, 2024—Ottawa— foreign nationals can no longer apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP) at the border, effective immediately. 

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2024/06/canada-improves-fairness-for-applicants-by-ending-post-graduation-work-permit-flagpoling.html

Notices — Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

Complaints of Changed Immigration Rules prompted Hunger Strikes in Canada

P.E.I. foreign workers resume hunger strike, say government offered no solutions

Canada opens new visa application centre in Portugal

Canada opens new visa application centre in Portugal

The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced today the opening of a new Canada visa application centre (VAC) in Lisbon, Portugal. With this new centre, IRCC’s VAC network will consist of 163 locations in 110 countries around the world.


VACs are managed by private companies that have contracts with the Government of Canada. Their primary role is to accept documents required in the visa application process, securely transmit them to IRCC offices and provide biometric collection services. VAC service agents are available by phone, email or in person to answer questions in local languages and to help make sure that applications are complete.

The people-to-people ties between Canada and Portugal have grown stronger over time and, today these ties are underpinned by a vibrant Canadian community of Portuguese origin. That is why IRCC remains committed to making it easier than ever for Portuguese citizens to travel to Canada. The opening of a new visa application centre in Lisbon will offer them greater flexibility and accessibility to visit, study or work in Canada, and open the door to new opportunities for social, economic and cultural exchange that will benefit both countries.

Quotes


“The opening of the first-ever Canada visa application centre in Portugal is another example of our commitment to improving visa processing efficiency and client service. Portuguese citizens already enjoy visa-exempt travel to Canada for up to six months, and the new VAC will make it even easier for them to apply to visit longer, study or work in Canada, all while contributing to our economy and deepening the ties between our countries.”

– The Honourable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

Quick facts

IRCC began opening VACs in the mid 2000s. The first one opened in India, followed by one in China. VACs are not involved in making decisions on files nor are they authorized to provide applicants with advice about their visas or permits.


Portuguese citizens visiting Canada for up to six months typically only need an electronic travel authorization. Those who plan to visit or study for longer than six months or to work in Canada are required to apply for a visa and a study or work permit.


With the opening of the Lisbon VAC, applicants in Portugal will no longer need to travel outside of the country, which helps reduce costs as well as distance and travel time and improve client service. Non-Portuguese citizens living in Portugal who need a visa to come to Canada can also access services at the Lisbon VAC. Applicants can make an appointment as of February 12, 2024.


Canada and Portugal enjoy strong bilateral relations and celebrated 70 years of formal diplomatic relations in 2022. According to the 2021 Census, roughly 448,000 people of Portuguese origin live in Canada.


Canada and Portugal have a bilateral youth mobility arrangement. Under the arrangement, Portuguese and Canadian youth aged 18 to 35 can work and travel in each other’s country for up to 24 months.

Immigrate to Canada Programs, Forms, Classes and Information

Immigrate to Canada Programs, Forms, Classes and Information

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html

Start-up Visa Program


Canada’s Start-up Visa Program targets immigrant entrepreneurs with the skills and potential to build businesses in Canada (outside Quebec) that are innovative
can create jobs for Canadians
can compete on a global scale

Have a business idea?

Apply through the Start-up Visa Program

To apply for the Start-up Visa Program, you mustpitch your qualifying start-up to a designated organization and get their support
meet the language requirements
bring enough money to settle
For answers, suggestions advice or referral to a RCIC Immigration Consultant email: eslincanada@gmail.com

2022 Annual Report on Language Education in Canada

 Languages Canada Executive Summary  

2022 Annual Report on Language Education in Canada

Market Overview

In 2022, Languages Canada members taught a total of 97,679 students.

Students spent 1,098,558 weeks studying English

LC members recovered 65% of their pre-pandemic student numbers and 73% of student study weeks.

Course duration preferences remained unchanged since 2019. 

Half of students (50%) enrolled on courses lasting between 4 and 12 weeks.

Languages Canada members employed a minimum of 4,941 staff in 2022. 

This still only represents 49% of teaching capacity employed in 2019.

In 2022, the fastest-growing visa category was the visitor visas (from 5,276 to 29,727). 

Delays of visa processing hampered travel plans for a minimum of 9,709 students. 

read the full report here: https://www.languagescanada.ca/web/default/files/research/annual-survey/2022/2022-lc-annual-report-on-language-education-in-canada-executive-summary.pdf

Work and travel in Canada with International Experience Canada

 If you're 18 to 35 (18 to 30 in some countries), come work and travel in Canada through International Experience Canada (IEC)! 

It's a government program designed to help you gain valuable international work experience, improve your language skills in English and French and work in Canada and fund the trip of a lifetime.

Countries with agreements:

Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Korea, San Marino, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Kingdom, 

Who can participate:

To participate your country or territory of citizenship must have a Youth Mobility Agreement with Canada or you may be able to use a recognized organization.

Some countries only allow you to participate once. Others allow you to participate twice, but in different categories. Because each country is different, it’s important that you check to see if you’re eligible to apply. Even if you’re issued an invitation to apply, you can’t participate more times than your country allows. 

After you submit your application, an officer will assess your eligibility, including your past participations. Make sure you read and understand all the requirements before you submit an application.

Even if you hold a refugee travel document issued by a country that has a youth mobility agreement with Canada, you’re not eligible to participate.

Your dependants can’t come with you to Canada under the IEC program. However, they may apply to visit, study or work in Canada. An officer will look at your application separately from theirs.

If you are coming to Canada for a short time your spouse or common-law partner and dependent children can come with you to Canada or visit you in Canada, if they:

- meet all the requirements for temporary residents to Canada,

- satisfy an immigration officer they will only stay in Canada temporarily,

- can prove they have no criminal record, if necessary, and

- meet all the conditions for getting a temporary resident visa, if they are from a country or territory whose citizens require a visa in order to enter Canada as visitors.

read all program details here:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/work-canada/iec1.html?adobe_mc_sdid=SDID%3D76CDA3442F26429F-38E2E33DA5245B46%7CMCORGID%3DA90F2A0D55423F537F000101%40AdobeOrg%7CTS%3D1687011353

13 more countries now qualify for visa-free travel to Canada

https://overseas-to-canada.blogspot.com/

June 6, 2023, 11:30 a.m.—Winnipeg 

Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, announced the addition of 13 countries to the electronic travel authorization (eTA) program. Travellers from these countries who have either held a Canadian visa in the last 10 years or who currently hold a valid United States non-immigrant visa can now apply for an eTA instead of a visa when travelling to Canada by air. 

Effective today, eligible travellers from these 13 countries qualify for the program:

Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Costa Rica, Morocco, Panama, Philippines, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Seychelles, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay

Quick facts

The eTA is a digital travel document that most visa-exempt travellers need in order to travel to or transit through Canada by air.

The eTA application is used by Canadian officials to conduct light-touch, pre-travel screening of air travellers. It costs CAN$7 to apply, and most applications are automatically approved within minutes.

To apply for an eTA, travellers need only a valid passport, a credit card, an email address and access to the Internet.

Within the next year, Canada expects to receive 200,000 (or 20%) more visitors from these 13 countries. 

Within a decade, increased travel from these countries is expected to bring almost $160 million in additional tourism revenue.

Full details of this announcement

Find out about Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)

Types of Canadian Government Representations Overseas

 https://overseas-to-canada.blogspot.com/

The first category of Canadian Government Representations Overseas is location.

https://www.international.gc.ca/world-monde/country-pays/description_bureaux-offices.aspx?lang=eng

The second category of Canadian Government Representations Overseas is personnel.

https://www.international.gc.ca/world-monde/country-pays/description_bureaux-offices.aspx?lang=eng

The third category of Canadian Government Representations Overseas is governing rules of international treaties.

Treaties under which Offices Operate

Canadian government offices abroad are established in accordance with the following two international treaties:

• Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations (PDF Version 277 KB)
• Vienna Convention on Consular Relations (PDF Version 470 KB)

Canada launches new process to welcome skilled newcomers

 Canada launches a new process to welcome skilled newcomers with work experience in priority jobs as permanent residents

With employers eagerly seeking to fill countless vacant positions across the country, immigration emerges as a solution.

 Recognizing this reality, the Government of Canada is building an immigration system that acts as a catalyst for growth, empowering businesses, helping address their labour needs and strengthening French communities.

The Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, announced the first-ever launch of category-based selection for Canada’s flagship economic immigration management system, called :Express Entry. 

Category-based selection will allow Canada to issue invitations to apply to prospective permanent residents with specific skills, training or language ability. Further details on the timing of invitations for individual categories and how to apply will be announced in the coming weeks.

This year, category-based selection invitations will focus on candidates who have

• a strong French language proficiency or
• work experience in the following fields:
  • healthcare
  • science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) professions
  • trades, such as carpenters, plumbers and contractors
  • transport
  • agriculture and agri-food

By allowing us to invite more skilled workers in these professions, category-based selection supports Canada’s commitment to welcoming in-demand professionals into communities across the country. Additionally, by placing a special focus on Francophone immigration, the Government of Canada is ensuring that French communities can continue to live their life in Canada in the official language of their choice.

Category-based selection will make Express Entry more responsive to Canada’s changing economic and labour market needs, while building on the high human capital approach that has been a hallmark of Canada’s successful economic immigration system. These priorities maintain the focus on bringing in skilled workers with the potential to integrate and contribute to Canada’s future.

Quotes– The Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship

“Everywhere I go, I’ve heard loud and clear from employers across the country who are experiencing chronic labour shortages. These changes to the Express Entry system will ensure that they have the skilled workers they need to grow and succeed. We can also grow our economy and help businesses with labour shortages while also increasing the number of French-proficient candidates to help ensure the vitality of French-speaking communities. Put simply, Canada’s immigration system has never been more responsive to the country’s social or economic needs.”

Quick facts

• Express Entry is Canada’s flagship application management system for those seeking to immigrate permanently through the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, the Canadian Experience Class and a portion of the Provincial Nominee Program.

• In June 2022, the Government of Canada made changes to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act to allow for the selection of immigrants based on key attributes that support economic priorities, such as specific work experience or knowledge of French. 

• Legislative requirements to use these new authorities include that the Minister engage in public consultations, prior to establishing a new category, with provinces and territories, members of industry, unions, employers, workers, worker advocacy groups, settlement provider organizations, and immigration researchers and practitioners. Each year, IRCC must also report to Parliament on the categories that were chosen during the previous year and the selection process, including the rationale for choosing them. 

• The categories have been determined following extensive consultations with provincial and territorial partners, stakeholders and the public, as well as a review of labour market needs. A complete list of eligible jobs for the new categories is available on our website.

• The first category-based invitations to apply are expected to be sent this summer. 

• Immigration accounts for almost 100% of Canada’s labour force growth, helping to addresses labour shortages in key sectors.

• According to Employment and Social Development Canada, the number of occupations facing shortages doubled between 2019 and 2021.

• Under the Canada–Québec Accord, Quebec establishes its own immigration levels. From 2018 to 2022, admissions under the Federal High-Skilled program accounted for between 34% and 40% of overall French-speaking admissions outside Quebec.

additional details here:

New Canadian scholarship program

 Minister of Foreign Affairs Mélanie Joly,  promoted the value of studying in Canada and the Canadian International Development Scholarship 2030 (BCDI 2030) program at the Sommet de la Francophonie (Francophonie Summit) in Djerba, Tunisia. 

Announced earlier this year, the $80 million program funded by Global Affairs Canada will educate, train, and empower thousands of bright, talented people in developing countries.

Over the next eight years, the BCDI 2030 program will provide people in 26 developing countries (see map below) with high-quality, inclusive education and training opportunities, with the intention of addressing inequality, bettering their lives and their communities. 

Colleges and Institutes Canada and Universities Canada are proud to jointly administer this ambitious new scholarship program in partnership with Union économique et monétaire ouestafricaine (UEMOA), the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) and the Association of African Universities (AAU).

BCDI 2030 will directly reach more than 7,000 people — 51% of whom will be women — in eligible francophone countries, Commonwealth countries and Small Island Developing States. Participants will be provided opportunities to learn about entrepreneurship and leadership development, or take part in other tailor-made and thematic training, in their own country/region or in Canada.

Training and education will focus on key priority areas such as science, technology, engineering and math (STEM); climate action; artificial intelligence; health sciences; green and blue economy; and governance and administration.

The program will leverage Canada’s post-secondary education network of 236 colleges and universities — 62 of which are francophone — and the long-standing partnerships that Canada’s post-secondary institutions have in developing countries.

Link to additional Canadian scholarship program information:

https://www.univcan.ca/media-room/media-releases/new-canadian-scholarship-program-addresses-inequality-in-developing-countries/

 

Vietnam to Canada to Study and Tour

Vietnam
Official Title: Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Capital: Hanoi
Population (million): 84.401
Total Area: 329,560 km2
Currency: Vietnamese Dong (VND)
Language(s): Vietnamese, Chinese

Canadian Representation in Vietnam
Embassy of Canada in Hanoi
Address: 31 Hung Vuong Street
Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel.: 84 (4) 734-5000
Fax: 84 (4) 734-5049
E-mail: hanoi@international.gc.ca
Link to Canadian Embassy in Vietnam

Consulate General of Canada in Ho Chi Minh City
Address: 9th Floor, The Metropolitan
235 Dong Khoi Street
District 1, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tel.: 84 (8) 827-9902
Fax: 84 (8) 827-9935
E-mail: hochi@international.gc.ca

Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam
470 Wilbrod Street
Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 6M8,
Telephone (613) 236-0772
Fax (613) 236-2704

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

 

Venezuela to Canada StudyTours

Embassy of Canada in Venezuela

Av. Francisco de Miranda
con Altamira Sur.
Altamira.
Caracas 1060
Telephone: 58 (212) 600-3000
Alt# +58 212 264-0833
Fax: 58 (212) 261-8741
Email: crcas@international.gc.ca
Link to The Canadian Embassy in Venezuela.

Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
32 Range Road
Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 8J4,
Tel: (613) 235-5151/447-4576
Fax: (613) 235-3205

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

Ukraine to Canada to Study and Tour

 Ukraine to Canada to Study and Tour

We pray for Ukraine, May God Save and Protect You

Ukraine

Capital: Kyiv
Population (million): 46.646
Total Area: 603,700 km2
Currency: Hryvnia (UAH)
Language(s): Ukrainian, Russian, Romanian, Polish, Hungarian
Type of State: Republic
Type of Government:
Parliamentary democracy.

Ukraine - Canada Information Links

Canadian Representation in Ukraine

Embassy of Canada
31 Yaroslaviv Val Street
Kyiv 01901, Ukraine
Tel.: 380 (44) 590-3100 Fax: 380 (44) 590-3134
E-mail: kyiv@international.gc.ca


Link to the Canadian Embassy in Ukraine.

Embassy of Ukraine in Canada
310 Somerset Street West
Ottawa, Ontario, K2P 0J9,
Canada Telephone (613) 230-2961
Fax (613) 230-2400

Pickering Consular Office
590 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario, L1W 3X6, Canada
Telephone (905) 420-7335 Ext.226
Fax (905) 420-7342

Toronto Consular Office
2275 Lakeshore Blvd West, Suite 301 Toronto, Ontario, M8V 3Y3, Canada
Telephone (416) 763-3114/(416)856-0801 (24H)
Fax (416) 763-2323

Vancouver Consular Office
938 Howe Street Vancouver, British Columbia, V6Z 1N9, Canada
Telephone (604) 331-2505
Fax (604) 331-2515

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

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United Arab Emirates to Canada

 United Arab Emirates to Canada

United Arab Emirates
Official Title:
United Arab Emirates
Capital: Abu Dhabi
Population (million): 4.229
Total Area: 83,600 km2
Currency: Dirhams (AED)
National Holiday:
2 December, National Day
Language(s): Arabic,
Type of State:
Federation of Emirates

United Arab Emirates - Canada Information Links

Canadian Representation in the United Arab Emirates

Embassy of Canada in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi Trade Towers(Abu Dhabi Mall) West Tower
9th & 10th Floors
Telephone: 971-2-694-0300
Fax: 971-2-694-0399
Email: abdbi@international.gc.ca
Link to Canadian Embassy in the UAE

Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Canada
125 Boteler Street
Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 0A4,
Canada Telephone (613) 565-7272
Fax (613) 565-8007

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

Email any questions to ESL in Canada: eslincanada@gmail.com

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Turkey to Canada to Study and Tour

 Turkey to Canada to Study and Tour

Official Title: Republic of Turkey Capital: Ankara Population (million): 72.603 Total Area: 780,580 km2 Currency: New Lira (TRY) National Holiday: October 29,

Proclamation of the Republic Language(s): Turkish Type of State: Republic Type of Government: Parliamentary democracy

Government of Canada in Turkey

Embassy of Canada in Ankara, Turkey Address: Cinnah Caddesi No. 58 ankaya 06690, Ankara, Turkey Tel.: 90 (312) 409-2700 Fax: 90 (312) 409-2810 E-mail: ankra@international.gc.ca

Consulate of Canada in Istanbul Turkey, Buyukdere Caddesi, 209, Tekfen Tower, 16th Floor, Istanbul 34394 TurkeyTelephone: +90 212 385 9700 Fax: +90 212 357 1000 e-mail: istbl.gc@international.gc.ca

Link to the Canadian Embassy in Turkey.

Government of Turkey in Canada

Embassy of the Republic of Turkey in Canada 197 Wurtemburg Street Ottawa, Ontario, K1N 8L9, Canada Telephone (613) 244-2470 Fax (613) 789-3442 Burnaby Consular Office 7257 Kingsway Burnaby, British Columbia, V5E 1G5, Canada Telephone (604) 526-1300 Fax (604) 526-6467

Montreal Consular Office 1134 Ste-Catherine Street West Montreal, Quebec, H3B 1H4, Canada Telephone (514) 878-3394 Fax (514) 878-2583 Toronto Consular Office 10 Lower Spadina Avenue, Suite 300 Toronto, Ontario, M5V 2Z2, Canada Telephone (647) 777-4106 Fax (647) 258-2725

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

Email any questions to ESL in Canada: eslincanada@gmail.com

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Thailand to Canada to Study and Tour

 Thailand to Canada to Study and Tour

Official Title: Kingdom of Thailand

Capital: Bangkok
Population (million): 65.761
Total Area: 514,000 km2
Currency: Thai Baht (THB)
Language(s): Thai (official)
Head of State:
His Majesty King BHUMIBOL Adulyadej
(King Rama IX)

Royal Thai Embassy in Canada
180 Island Park Drive
Ottawa, Ontario, K1Y 0A2,
Canada Telephone (613) 722-4444,
Fax (613) 722-6624

Canadian Representation in Thailand

Bangkok - Embassy of Canada
Address: 15th Floor, Abdulrahim Place
990 Rama IV Road,
Bangrak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
Postal Address: P.O. Box 2090
Bangkok 10501, Thailand
Tel.: 66 (2) 636-0540
Fax: 66 (2) 636-0565
E-mail: bngkk@international.gc.ca

Chiang Mai - Consulate of Canada
Address: 151 Super Highway
Tambon Tahsala, Amphur Muang
Chiang Mai 50000, Thailand
Tel.: 66 (53) 850-147 or 242-292
Fax: 66 (53) 850-147 or 850-616
E-mail: cancon@loxinfo.co.th

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

Email any questions to ESL in Canada: eslincanada@gmail.com

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Tanzania to Canada to Study and Tour

High Commission of Canada in Tanzania

38 Mirambo St. Garden Avenue
P.O. Box 1022
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Telephone: 255-22-216-3300
Fax: 255-22-211-6897

Link to Canada Embassy in Tanzania

The High Commission represents Canadian interests in Tanzania, Seychelles, and the Union of the Comoros.

Tanzania Canada Information Links

Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania in Canada

50 Range Road
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada, K1N 8J4

Phone: +1-613-2321509 +1-613-7331349
Fax: +1-613-2325184

Link to Embassy of Tanzania in Canada
http://www.tzrepottawa.ca

How can I come to Canada as a visitor, worker or student?

Citizenship and Immigration Canada has created an online tool called Come to Canada.

This CIC tool will help you figure out whether you can come to Canada as an immigrant, visitor, worker or student.

This CIC tool will help you understand the requirements for immigrating to, visiting, studying in or working in Canada.

This CIC tool guides you through some questions and based on your responses and your situation and provides a list of options and step-by-step instructions on how to apply.

For additional Citizenship and Immigration Canada information use this link

Study Work Live Retire in Canada

Study Work Live Retire in Canada is an information blog that will cover immigration topics, provide web resources information articles, how to immigrate tips, who to contact, what to prepare, how to start, what to expect, English language training requirements and job training and how to get a job as an immigrant in Canada.

Email any questions to ESL in Canada: eslincanada@gmail.com

Previous blog posts, education articles, links to information, education services and social media in the right side bar, 

List of education blogs below the posts.