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When traveling into other countries, I've often experienced pretty thorough immigration requirements and wondered why Canada doesn't have comparable technology when passing through customs. In addition to the current discussions on border security with the USA, Canada should also take the opportunity to invest in the border security technology discussed in this video. (12 min)

The EU's much-anticipated Entry/Exit System (EES), designed to streamline and secure border management, has faced a delay in its rollout. Initially planned for 2024, the system's introduction will be postponed, impacting travellers and businesses across Europe. Read our latest article to understand the potential effects and what this delay means for travel and immigration compliance in the region. #SpotlightSeries #EMEA #EES #GlobalMobility #ImmigrationLaw https://lnkd.in/exMfwJAQ

Protect your innovations and secure your immigration process with trusted experts. #IndiaAbroad #NewIndiaAbroad #IndianAmericans #USPatents #TrademarkLaw #ImmigrationLaw

Can’t wait to read the #AILALawJournal and appreciate Editor-in-Chief and good friend, Cyrus Mehta giving us a preview on the blog in “Getting Back to Basics: How to Improve the Entire Immigration System”?https://bit.ly/4ep6ORa

Guideli News Break: Navigating the Latest Immigration News and Guidelines. We are giving essential insights for a smoother journey. Stay updated with Guideli!

It’s Tip Tuesday! What’s today’s advice for a smooth immigration journey? Let’s find out. ?? #CanadaVisa #ImmigrationTips #kaylimmigration

Here are some common Study Permit mistakes as noticed by our immigration experts. #StudyPermit #StudyPermitCanada #StudyPermitExtension #CanadaStudyPermit

It’s FAQ Friday! Let’s answer one of your most common immigration questions today. ?? #FAQFriday #ImmigrationHelp #kaylimmigration

Easy-to-understand overview of the Immigration Rules published by House of Commons Library | New research briefing provides basic explanation of the Rules, the procedure for changes, and scrutiny of the changes

When the Immigration Assessment Authority assesses whether it is permitted to consider new information pursuant to s 473DD of the Migration Act, it needs to consider whether the information is credible personal information (s 473DD(b)(ii)). However, the Authority at times misunderstands this test. The Authority must not determine whether the new information is true, but rather only consider whether it is open or capable of being accepted as true (CSR16 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection [2018] FCA 474). Rather, it is only at the deliberative stage of the review that the Authority is required to determine whether or not the new information is actually true. This is just one of several ways that the authority might misconstrue the test under s 473DD and fall into jurisdictional error. As such, it is always worthwhile to carefully examine how the Authority has applied s 473DD and whether its decision demonstrates a misunderstanding that raises grounds for judicial review.