Living in Canada: Canadian Immigration Overview

As of July 1, 2012, the Canadian Citizenship and Immigration has stopped accepting application for Permanent Residence in the Foreign Skilled Worker and Investment Class categories. This freeze is supposed to be temporary and last until January 2013. It is meant to address the backlog of applications currently awaiting processing.

Business Immigration Lawyers: Canadian Immigration

To meet the growing demand for Canadian immigration services, the Canadian Division of NPZ Law Group devotes its efforts to providing Canadian immigration services in the U.S.A. primarily.

Whether you need a visitor's visa for a brief trip to a Canadian supplier, or require assistance in establishing temporary or permanent residence in Canada, we can help. Please contact us today to discuss your Canadian immigration needs. We can also meet you in Montréal and Toronto, as necessary.

NPZ Law Group: Global Mobility Attorneys
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Managing the Canadian Division is Montréal, Quebec, native Véronique Malka, a barrister and solicitor licensed in Ontario, Canada. Our Canadian Division's legal staff provides Canadian immigration compliance and representation to clients worldwide, with respect to issues such as:

Permanent Residence: A person can immigrate to Canada by means of a Family Sponsorship, through a Business Application, or individually as a Foreign Skilled Worker.
Temporary Resident/Visitor Visas: Whether coming to Canada to begin work for a Canadian employer or as a U.S. visitor on business, temporary status of foreign nationals must first be obtained by means of business visitor visa or temporary work visa.
Work Permits and Corporate Transfers: For foreign nationals who do not qualify under NAFTA or GATS, the usual process to work temporarily in Canada is through application for a Work Permit.
Nursing/Caregiver Visas: Nurses continue to be in demand in Canada; read more to find out more about your immigration options.
Immigrant Investor Visas: A fast and simple process to become a permanent resident of Canada can be based on the investment immigration program.
Obtaining passports for travel: The Western Hemisphere Trade Initiative (WHTI) now requires all individuals entering the U.S.A. from Canada or Mexico to have a valid passport. This requirement was made effective for all air travel arrivals as of January 23, 2007, and will be in effect for land and sea travel in 2008. Please check into our Web site regularly for updates on the WHTI developments.

To learn more about Canadian immigration, please contact us today.