Category: Canada

one of the common questions that Canadians have is, can I work remotely for a US company from Canada? Yes, you can live in Canada and work remotely for a US company. However, you need to pay taxes. There are three ways to work remotely from Canada; as an independent contractor, foreign employee, or through […]

A masters is the first level of graduate coursework and can be obtained after you receive a bachelor’s degree. Earning a masters usually requires two years of full-time study, which amounts to 36 to 54 semester credits. How long is a masters degree in Canada? one to two yearsGraduate school includes master’s programs (typically one […]

If you are applying for Canada PR Visa in 2021, you must comprehend that there is no implication of CIBIL score on your PR process. The CIBIL score is purely required for your banking process or loan process. And, the PR application process does not involve a banking loan. Hence the CIBIL is not needed. […]

Yes! Most colleges and institutions providing higher education in Canada accept study gaps, provided they are supported by valid reasons and legitimate documents. It is very common for international students to take gap years to work for two or three years before aiming for another degree. How many years of gap is acceptable for Masters […]

Qualified applicants are evaluated against six factors to determine their eligibility for immigration to Canada. Applicants must obtain a total of 67 points out of a possible 100 in order to qualify.The selection factors are: Education; Language; Employment experience; Age; Arranged employment; Adaptability; What qualifications do I need to migrate to Canada? What is the […]

Only foreign nationals physically in Canada hold temporary resident status. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada processes these applications under several categories: Temporary resident visas. Electronic travel authorizations. Who gets TRP? A temporary resident permit (TRP) may be issued to a foreign national who, in the opinion of an officer, is inadmissible, or who does not […]

$100 to $50,000. Most personal loans range from $100 to $50,000 with a term between 6 and 60 months. Personal loans are available from traditional lenders, such as banks and credit unions, as well as alternative lenders such as payday lenders, title loan companies, private lenders and pawn shops. What is the maximum personal loan […]

You may have to include in income any benefit arising from an interest-free or low-interest loan received, or debt incurred, by a person because of an office, employment, or shareholding. Are personal loans considered income Canada? Status of Borrowed Money Interest you pay for the loan becomes a taxable gain for the lender. If you […]

The short answer is yes, you can move to another country – even one as close as Canada – to get away from your student loans. No one from the Department of Education or your lender is going to send the Marines or private bounty hunters to track you down and drag you back across […]

If you are a refugee claimant, you will receive a conditional Removal Order. If your refugee claim is accepted, the Removal Order will not be enforced. If you become a permanent resident of Canada the Removal Order will be void. When can refugees be deported? If the government terminates your asylum status, the government may […]