When it comes to immigration to Canada, navigating through the complex process can be overwhelming. To ensure a successful immigration journey, it is crucial to hire a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) who can provide you with the necessary guidance and expertise.

Canada is a country known for its multiculturalism and peace-loving environment. It is no wonder that it is a top destination for people from all walks of life. If you are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident who wants to bring your partner or spouse to Canada, you can do so through spousal sponsorship. We at Pathways Immigration & Recruitment Canada can help you making your journey easier. This process allows you to sponsor your partner or spouse to become a permanent resident of Canada. In this blog post, we'll be discussing the basics of spousal sponsorship and how you can go about applying for it.

Applying for Canadian Citizenship comes with a lot of challenges, and making even the smallest error can lead to a refusal of your application. As a prospective Canadian Citizen, you do not want to face such disappointment. Therefore, it's essential to understand the common mistakes that applicants make and take note of them to avoid them. This blog post highlights common mistakes to avoid when applying for Canadian Citizenship.

Canada is one of the most popular destinations for people looking to migrate for better opportunities. The country attracts people from around the world with its high standards of living, opportunities for personal and professional growth, and inclusive society. However, moving to Canada can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to obtaining temporary visas and immigration programs. In this blog, we will discuss the different types of visas and immigration programs available in Canada.

With the announcement of the new 2023-2025 immigration plans, updated NOC codes, and the passing of Bill C-19, IRCC will use new categories to invite candidates based on an economic priority in the upcoming year. Targeted draws would give the government a better ability to fill specific labour gaps and target those with in-demand skills.

The Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship (IRCC), Sean Fraser, and the Minister of Tourism and Associate Minister of Finance, Randy Boissonnault, announced a new temporary work permit policy for 2 years in December 2nd.

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