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immigration2 years ago

"Canada's Innovative Solution: Work Permit for US H-1B Visa Holders"

Canada will introduce a new open work-permit stream to allow 10,000 American H-1B visa holders, along with their family members, to work in the country. The program aims to attract workers in high-tech fields and will provide a three-year open work permit, allowing employment with any employer in Canada. The government also plans to develop an immigration stream for talented individuals to work for tech companies, regardless of having a job offer. The move comes as tech companies in the US have been laying off H-1B visa holders, leaving them in search of new opportunities.

via Indiatimes.com|
#canada#h-1b-visa#immigration
immigration2 years ago

"Canada Introduces Streamlined H-1B Visa Process for Foreign Workers"

Canada's Immigration Minister, Sean Fraser, has announced a hassle-free work permit for H1-B visa holders residing in the U.S., allowing tech workers to come to Canada without requiring a job offer. Additionally, a Digital Nomads Visa allows remote work from Canada for up to 6 months, and H-1B visa holders and their families can work in Canada without needing a job offer. Canada plans to welcome 10,000 H1-B visa holders to work in the country.

via Mirchi9|
#canada#h1-b-visa#immigration
immigration2 years ago

Canada's New Work Permit Program Benefits H-1B Visa Holders and STEM Workers

Canada is introducing a new work permit for U.S. H-1B visa holders, allowing them and their immediate family members to apply to work in Canada for up to three years. This move is part of Canada's efforts to attract global tech talent and expand opportunities for skilled workers in the high-tech sector. Additionally, Canada will create an Innovation Stream under the International Mobility Program to attract highly talented individuals, promote itself as a destination for digital nomads, launch category-based selection draws for Express Entry candidates with a focus on STEM professions, and improve existing programs for workers in high-skill tech occupations.

via Canada Immigration News|
#canada#h-1b-visa#immigration
crime2 years ago

Indian man charged for immigration fraud targeting students in Canada

Canadian authorities have charged an Indian man, Brijesh Mishra, for issuing fraudulent university letters of acceptance to Indian students and other immigration-related criminal offences. Mishra is facing five charges under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. Canada is a popular destination for international students since it is relatively easy to obtain a work permit. Earlier this year, several students from India had been served deportation papers for using forged documents to enter Canada in an alleged immigration scheme.

via Yahoo News|
#canada#crime#deportation