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If your principal purpose is to temporarily visit Canada and your activity does not qualify as working in Canada, you may carry out such activity without a work permit. … include, but are not limited to: [...] long distance (by telephone or Internet) work done by a temporary resident whose employer is outside Canada and who is remunerated from outside Canada; [...] …

For temporary foreign workers (not to be confused with TFW program), you may be able to enter Canada if you meet specific requirements for your travel to be essential. … If you are normally a resident of Canada (e.g. you were just on vacation in India for a few weeks until the crisis), you can almost definitely return. …

They are not lawyers but are authorized to provide immigration-related advice and represent clients with the Government of Canada (i.e. the federal government) and in some cases before the Immigration … It is not comparable to notaries publics in most common law jurisdictions (incl. all other provinces in Canada). Notaries in other provinces are NOT allowed to provide advice on immigration matters. …

Your growing ties to Canada may also cause your application to be refused if the immigration officer is not satisfied that you will leave Canada at the end of your authorization. …

Once you become a permanent resident of Canada, you have the constitutional right to move across provinces. … You may be denied landing (grant of status) if you do not show your intention to establish yourself in the target province when you first enter Canada. …

Normally, once your confirmation of permanent residence expires, you must apply for permanent residence again and qualify based on the criteria in effect at the time of the new application. However, t …

But in any case, you may not work in Canada until you start your studies (i.e. after the semester starts). …

Your status is not affected by a new card application, but an IRCC officer will examine your fulfillment of residency obligation when you apply for a new card (and each time you enter Canada). …

Your work permit is the status document allowing to work in Canada and reside in Canada for that purpose. The visa is an entry document allowing to enter Canada. … If you extend it in Canada, you do not need one unless you leave Canada. …

For most federal immigration programs, the requirement is formulated as a minimum score required for each language ability (speaking, reading, listening writing). For example, the Federal Skilled Work …

Express Entry is a process to select immigrants (permanent residents) to Canada under certain programs. … Upon an interview at a border crossing, you become a permanent resident of Canada. …

U.S. and Canada border officials can access the records of foreign nationals requesting admission). …

No one knows. The draws have not happened yet. In any case, the government does not decide on a CRS score cut off for any of its draws. The government decides on how many people to invite (for example …

But note that many Canadian public healthcare plans don't ordinarily cover prescription drugs and you would still be expected to support yourself in Canada without relying significantly on social systems … If you live near the border, you can go to the US every two weeks. -- All of the above is assuming you qualify for one of the immigration or work programs of Canada. …

You can extend Super Visa, or even an ordinary TRV for parents/grandparents, even without leaving Canada, as long as you meet insurance, health and funds requirements. … My grandparent has spent the majority of time in Canada in last five years with re-entries and renewals. …