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The Express Entry Program in Canada or EE is an electronic management application system that will manage all of Canada’s 4 main economic immigration programs for Permanent Residence (PR) including:
- The Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP): If you have at least 1 year of full-time work experience in a skilled field, you may qualify for Canadian Permanent Residence under the Federal Skilled Worker Program
- The Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP): You may qualify for Canadian Permanent Residence under the Federal Skilled Trades Program if you are qualified in a skilled trade.
Unlike many immigration and travel agencies who signs up with few colleges and do not have any real options for their clients, Mewi Immigration Services have access to over 80% Canadian colleges and universities. We work very closely with our student clients to select courses and colleges/universities that would give the best chance of getting Canadian permanent residency and a rewarding career as well.Remember, coming to Canada is one thing, making a good life here is another challenge to tackle altogether.We do not want our student clients to choose wrong and suffer in the long run. We will spend the time with you to help you make the right decisions.
Canada’s Business Immigration Program aims to promote economic development and increase employment by attracting foreign investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed individuals from outside Canada who possess venture capital, business acumen and entrepreneurial skills. We work to get these individuals a business Visa in Canada Investment stream:
If you are an individual with business/managerial experience and relatively high net-worth, wishing to purchase an existing business in Canada or establish a new business in Canada, you may be eligible to apply for a Canada Business Visa or Immigration (Permanent Resident) Visa under the Canada Business Immigration Program.
Spousal, dependent children, parent and grandparent sponsorship: If you are a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada, you may qualify to sponsor your spouse, dependent children, parents or grandparents to come to Canada.
- Watch our video about How to bring your partner to Canada I Spousal Sponsorship Process:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4TltxVqzTpA
- 2021 Parent and Grandparent PR sponsorship Update: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Qw80nxBYPw
Canadian immigration system offers following different types of work permits:
-Open work permit: For an open work permit, you need to have some relation to Canada i.e. previous education, spousal sponsorship, etc. An open work permit is issued by the Immigration Office to immigrants who wish to work for any employer for a certain amount of time. There are two subcategories for Open Work Permits (OWP) Unrestricted and Restricted Permits. The main difference between the two is that Unrestricted Permits allow you to work in any occupation and location, while the Restricted does not.
LMIA work permits: Before an employer in Canada can hire a foreign worker, they have to get an LMIA.
- If you are a Permanent Resident looking for Canadian Citizenship and you are uncertain if you meet the requirements. Our team can help you.
- If you are a foreign national looking to apply for permanent residency card
Contact us today to see if you qualify and let us help you through the complex process. We will be happy to assess your qualification and apply for the correct procedures. Online Request form Link
- Sponsorship Appeals (Outland Spousal Appeal, Parental Sponsorship Appeal)
- Residency Appeals (Permanent Residents who do no meet the Residency Obligation and were found Inadmissible to Canada)
In order for the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) to review your decision, you must obtain leave after they have reviewed your documents. During this stage of the process, you must demonstrate to the IAD that an error was made or that the decision was in some way unfair or unreasonable. Once leave has been established, you and your immigration lawyer can attend a hearing before the IAD to further explain your reasons for appealing.