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- Intranational student be able to enter Canada, as Study permit, From October 20th The Canadian Immigration Service has notified Canadian students who were restricted from entering the country due to COVID-19 so that they can enter the country again from October 20. However, only students who have been approved to enter the school were allowed to enter the country. Certain approved school selection methods must first be forwarded to the Designated Learning Institute (DLI) to the Canadian State Government a detailed plan for the prevention of corona. The plan should inform international students of their health and travel requirements prior to arrival at school, and provide detailed instructions or support for the purchase of essentials such as food and medicine during isolation, as well as support for quarantine plans. Health and safety protocols should also be established in case international students become infected with the coronavirus. After submitting the plan to the state, the state will decide to allow students from the schools concerned to enter the country. You can check the list of schools that have been approved like this on the immigration website. Previously, only Study Permit holders who were approved before March 18 were allowed to enter the country, but from October 20th, they can enter the country regardless of when Study Permit was approved through the new bill. The Canadian Immigration Service said that even if you enter the country with the approval of Study Permit, you must have the necessary documents and must comply with them for entry purposes, namely for academic purposes. For example, if you enter the country through Study Permit approval, but actually for travel purposes, you can be denied entry. Also, immediate family members of international students also said that they can enter the country together if there is a reason to enter the country together. Everyone must go through a 14-day self-price period after entering the country, so they must also prepare plans for self-price upon arrival. As the Canadian government is gradually lifting the entry restrictions, it is expected that the entry restrictions will be eased a lot in the near future. Currently, it is not easy to meet the terms of entry to Canada, but as we announce a new policy every month, if you have any plans to enter Canada, you should listen to the news of immigration and check your conditions. 2020-10-21 Read more >
- Apply for Canada Family sponsorship immigration right now. It was announced that the process of permanent residency for parents and grandparents, which was expected to begin in the first half of 2020, will finally begin on Tuesday, October 13. As this progress will be carried out in a different way than last year's progress in 2019, we must be familiar with the conditions and methods in advance. The progress conditions have not changed much from the previous parent and grandparents invitation conditions. Sponsors must be 18 years of age or older with Canadian citizenship or permanent residency and must reside in Canada. And we need to meet the most important financial support conditions. For states other than Quebec, financial support conditions will be identified based on tax reports reported to the CRA over the last three years. The amount in the last three years' Notice of Assessment (NOA) confirms that parents and grandparents can apply for immigration. If Quebec supports you, you can check your financial statements for the last year. If you have a spouse or common-law partner, the amount listed in the Notice of Assessment can be calculated by the sum of the two, the criteria will vary depending on the current dependant family member, the parents invited, and grandparents. The exact families included are sponsors (self), spouses or common-law partners, dependents (singles under 22), spouses or common-law partners, and invitees (parent or grandparents). For example, if a married family of four (self, spouse, or two children) invites two parents, the condition must be verified based on the income of a total family of six. After confirming the terms, you should ensure that you meet the minimum income standard based on the number of families provided by the Immigration Bureau. As shown in the table below, for families of six people, the income of you and your spouse must meet all three-year incomes of $77, 095, $78,296 in 2019 and $62,814 in 2020. If the above conditions have been met, you should now check how to proceed. In 2019, parents and grandparents invited immigrants were given the opportunity to apply on a first-come, first-served basis, but in 2020, we reintroduced the random draw method in a way that was carried out in 2018. In other words, between October 13, 2020 and November 3, 2020, a brief application for invitation to parents and grandparents will be completed and submitted first. Once all applications have been submitted, the Immigration Bureau will select 10,000 applications as random and provide you with a chance to apply for permanent residency as of November 3. After being selected, you must submit the relevant documents within 60 days. The immigration office is marking the period of immigration between 20 and 24 months for parents, but it is expected that this covid-19 will cause a change. In 2018, when the selection was carried out in the same way, it was changed back to a first-come-first-served basis in 2019 out of concern that the selection probability was very low and the process might not proceed transparently, but in early 2020, it seems that too many applicants would be forced to do so in the same time slot. Considering that we gave this selection to 10,000 people, it is highly likely that we will not be selected, but we will select 30,000 people in 2021, so even if we miss this opportunity, we can proceed again next year and seize the opportunity. 2020-10-14 Read more >
- The sponsorship application will process quickly! Marriage, Common low immigration will approve 6,000 applications every month this year! Canada has a culture that places great importance on family unity, which is also seen in various government policies. Among them, the most obvious example is the immigration of spouses or de facto partners through immigration methods of immigration. If Canadian citizens or permanent residents are unable to live with their spouse or partner due to differences in their Canadian status, they may be eligible to live with them as invited immigrants if they meet the requirements requested by the Immigration Bureau. There are two main ways to apply if you are legally married to your spouse or have lived in the same place for more than a year. Unlike other experienced immigration methods, this method does not proceed through career, English, or academic scores, but submits various documents to prove that the relationship between the two is not false and that they are in love. Also, the approval rate is very high if only the documents submitted by the Canadian Immigration Bureau are properly prepared and applied. The Canadian Immigration Service has decided to proceed with immigration for a total of three months from October to December, inviting spouses or de facto marriage partners. In order to expedite the process, we increased the number of document reviewers by 66% compared to the existing examiners and decided to deliver 6,000 cases of document review every month. Through this, the government aims to determine about 50,000 applications for emigration this year for spouses and de facto marriage partners. In order to increase the efficiency of the work, the documents received will be digitized so that reviewers can handle cases quickly even when working from home. In addition, we had to finish the landing by visiting the place where the examiner booked us, but we have recently conducted a brief interview over the phone without reservation to announce the quick results. As mentioned above, the reason why the Immigration Bureau is proceeding with the application for spouses/participants as soon as possible is because it can't wait to see how many families are affected by COVID-19 and the covid-19s. Prior to COVID-19, the government had decided to complete the results of about 70,000 spouse/part-law partner applications every year from 2020 to 2022, with the total immigration completing about 341,000 applications. However, it seems that this year will be too much to reach the target that has already been set up, so we should pay attention to the future direction of the immigration bureau whether it will carry forward the target that it failed to fill again after the end of this covid-19 to another year. Still, the Canadian Immigration Service is gradually easing regulations due to covid-19 and the immigration office is proceeding with cases quickly, so it is likely that they will be discharged soon. 2020-10-07 Read more >
- Is it possible to proceed with permanent residency without Biometric? To prevent the spread of coronavirus, the Canadian Immigration Service continued to take special measures, including allowing an indefinite deadline for submissions if the biometric process could not be carried out immediately. The biggest reason for this action is that it is not known when many Biometric service branches in Canada and abroad will operate normally. The closure of these service branches and Visa Center has affected many permanent residency applicants. Previously, even if the applicant for permanent residency had previously conducted biometric, he had to do biometric again when applying for permanent residency. And because Canada couldn't finish Biometric, the number of applications for permanent residency was increasing. To solve this problem, on Tuesday, September 22nd, Canada did not allow additional biometrics to be re-examined when carrying out permanent residency when submitting applications for visitor permit, study permit, work permit, etc. within the last 10 years. Through this policy, the Canadian Immigration Service aims to alleviate further confusion by allowing permanent residency approval without biometric recognition in certain cases. This policy is effective as of September 22, 2020 and is valid indefinitely. Subject to this policy must meet two conditions: firstly, if a permanent resident has already been applied or is a new applicant; second, if an applicant has conducted biometric recognition within 10 years before submitting the application for permanent residence. If we did not receive Biometric before and are not included in the above policy, Service Canada in Canada will soon open and we will contact applicants who need Biometric sequentially. Applicants can receive a call from Service Canada and schedule the visit date before proceeding. As such, the Canadian Immigration Service is not just watching the immigration process being delayed by the Covid-19, but is trying to make it happen quickly by placing an exclusion target or changing regulations. Recently, not only permanent residency but also student permits and work permits have been delayed a lot, but we should check the updated parts quickly by looking at the new policies that we are announcing. 2020-09-30 Read more >
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