Category: Canada

Full-time international students who graduate from post-secondary institutions in Canada are eligible to work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduation. You must apply for a post-graduation work permit within 180 days after receiving a written confirmation of your program completion from SFU. What happens to international students after they graduate in Canada? […]

To get entry into a post graduate study program in Canada, you will require an undergraduate degree or equivalent from a recognized educational institute. However, you may need to fulfil other academic requirements as per the university or college you choose to study in. What should I study in Canada after graduation? Courses in Canada […]

Security in Canadian prisons Canada’s federal prisons are divided into three security levels – maximum, medium, and minimum. Prisoners are assigned to these levels through a rating system that uses a number of different factors. What are the 3 models of the correctional system? The three major categories that describe prisons and jails constructed during […]

If you want to apply under a different program, submit a new application and pay the fees again. If you withdraw your first application before we start processing it, you will get a refund. Can I resubmit my visa application in Canada? If my immigration application is refused, do I have to wait before I […]

You do not need a job to sponsor your spouse, conjugal partner, or common-law partner to come to Canada. Unlike other sponsorship programs, there is no minimum income requirement for spousal sponsorship. How much income do I need to sponsor my spouse Canada? In most cases, there isn’t an income requirement to sponsor your spouse […]

In most cases, an individual who has a past misdemeanor would be considered inadmissible to Canada for 10 years after the completion of the sentence. However, you may be able to apply for Permanent Residency in Canada once you have cleared your inadmissibility to Canada via the Criminal Rehabilitation application. Can you have a misdemeanor […]

Generally, only the police force that created the non-conviction record can decide whether to remove (purge) the information from the local and national databases. This means that you should ask the police force that investigated, arrested or charged you to purge the non-conviction record. What is a non-conviction in Canada? Non-conviction refers to police charging […]

Court records are public unless legislation, rules of court or court orders require that information not be available to the public. Information that is not available to the public includes; youth matters and matters sealed under a court order. Can you look up criminal records in Canada? You have the right to access your own […]

Pressing assault charges’ time limit in Canada is six months for summary convictions, but there is no time limit for indictable offences. There are two types of criminal procedures in Canada, and it is often up to the prosecution to decide what kind of criminal procedure is followed for an offence. How long do you […]

Canada is one of the first countries to introduce a points-based immigration system, way back in 1967. In order to be eligible for permanent residency in Canada, the applicant must hold a good score based on the Canada PR Points Calculator. Also, known as the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). Is there point system for PR […]