Category: Canada

If you do not take action, you could be deported very quickly. If you are not eligible for an appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division (RAD), you can apply for a judicial review at the Federal Court. Only a lawyer can represent you at Federal Court. What happens if your refugee claim is rejected in […]

Paragraph A101(1)(d) A person who has been recognized as a Convention refugee by a country other than Canada, and who can return to that country, is not eligible for determination by the RPD. Who is eligible for refugee status in Canada? If you are fleeing your country because you fear persecution or risk to your […]

Temporary resident permit holders To be issued a work permit under section R208, with exemption code H82, the holder must have a temporary resident permit valid for a minimum of 6 months. The validity date of the work permit should not exceed the validity of the temporary resident permit. How long does a Canadian temporary […]

between three and six months. Refugees usually arrive in Canada between three and six months after ROC-O approves a sponsorship request. In some cases, refugees are ready to travel sooner. The sponsoring group will generally receive a Notification of Arrival Transmission at least 10 business days before the refugee arrives in Canada. What happens after […]

Yet the department says only around 420,000 applications have been approved so far, while statistics from the Canada Border Services Agency show about 117,000 have actually reached Canada. How many people from Ukraine come to Canada? Provinces & territories Province / Territory Percent Ukrainian Total Ukrainians Quebec 0.5% 42,550 Saskatchewan 13.4% 143,700 Yukon 6.3% 2,205 […]

A Temporary Work Visa for Canada is a combination of a Temporary Resident Visa and a Work Permit. With a TRV, you are allowed to stay in Canada for 6 months or less, while the Work Permit for Canada allows you to also work in the job that you have already found or to look […]

For work permits issued under section R206, with exemption code S61 or S62, the initial validity is 24 months and renewals may be issued for 1-year periods. How long can I work in Canada as a temporary worker? There is no set maximum amount of time you can work in Canada as a temporary worker. […]

The Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program allows Canadian employers to hire foreign workers to fill temporary jobs when qualified Canadians are not available. How do I become a temporary foreign worker in Canada? Work in Canada temporarily Find out if you need a work permit. Apply for a work permit. Find out if you’re eligible […]

Can I work remotely during a quarantine period if I’m working temporarily in Canada? Yes, you can work remotely or telework. However, you must meet 4 conditions: you comply with the Quarantine Act and follow all the public health guidelines. Can I work remotely in Canada while visiting? Remote work Canada’s immigration department allows visitors […]

Remote work Canada’s immigration department allows visitors to Canada to perform long-distance (by telephone or internet) work if their employer is outside Canada and they are remunerated from outside Canada. Can I work remotely while on a tourist visa in Canada? it is prohibited to use a tourist visa while working remotely – this may […]