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Exciting news for architects aspiring to immigrate to Canada! On May 22, 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced a new development that will significantly impact the immigration process for architectural professionals. Read more.
Posted on 24/07/2024
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When applying for a study permit in Canada, most applicants are required to provide a Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) or a Territorial Attestation Letter (TAL). This crucial document is part of the application process and ensures that the provincial or territorial authorities are aware of and support your intention to study within their jurisdiction. But what exactly is a PAL/TAL, and why is it so important? Read more.
Posted on 23/07/2024
Canada's immigration policies have undergone significant changes recently, particularly affecting international students. These reforms aim to manage the growth of the International Student Program sustainably and ensure a positive experience for all students. Discover the key updates and how they impact you. Read more.
Posted on 22/07/2024
Some thrilling news from the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi was recently announced that we believe is a game-changer for travelers, business professionals, and students alike. China has implemented a unilateral visa-free policy for several countries on a trial basis, aiming to further facilitate cross-border travel and support the country's high-quality development and high-standard opening up. Read more.
Posted on 20/07/2024
A perspective overview on the decisive actions by the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport Police, culminating in the arrest of 108 fraudulent agents involved in illegal immigration schemes. Read more.
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