Job Scams Targeting Temporary Foreign Workers in Alberta: What You Need to Know
ImmigCanada Immigration Consulting Firm

Job Scams Targeting Temporary Foreign Workers in Alberta: What You Need to Know

Job Scams Targeting Temporary Foreign Workers in Alberta: What You Need to Know

In Alberta, immigration experts are increasingly alarmed by the prevalence of job scams targeting temporary foreign workers. These scams typically involve fraudsters promising job placements in Canada in exchange for hefty fees. One of the most common scams involves charging unauthorized fees for Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIA) , which are essential for employers hiring foreign workers.


Start a new life in Canada with immigration consultants you can trust. APPLY NOW!


Ottawa Considers Increasing Off-Campus Work Hours for International Students

Ottawa is considering a proposal that could significantly impact the lives of international students in Canada. This proposal, currently under review by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), aims to increase the limit on off-campus work hours for international students. Previously capped at 20 hours per week , this change could offer new opportunities and financial relief for students.

The Future of Canadian Immigration: Key Insights from Immigration Minister Marc Miller

Canada’s immigration landscape is continually evolving, driven by various global and domestic factors. Immigration Minister Marc Miller recently provided valuable insights into current challenges and priorities during an interview.

Nova Scotia’s Immigration Boom: A Path to Prosperity

Nova Scotia is experiencing a transformative period of immigration and population growth. In 2022 alone, the province welcomed a record-breaking 12,650 permanent residents , marking a 38 percent increase from the previous year. This surge is driven by various immigration programs targeting skilled workers in healthcare, skilled trades, and childcare.


Useful Links


Canadian Passport Ranked in the World’s Top Seven

The Henley Passport Index is the gold standard for measuring the power of passports. Compiled using exclusive data from the International Air Transport Authority (IATA), the index assesses how many destinations a passport holder can access without needing a visa beforehand. For 2024, Canada’s rank as the seventh most powerful passport reflects its robust travel freedoms and the respect it commands internationally.

Manitoba Invited 203 Candidates in Latest MPNP Draw

Manitoba held its latest round of invitations (#225) under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) . This round saw a total of 203 candidates invited, demonstrating the province’s ongoing commitment to attracting skilled workers to boost its economy.

Canada Sees a Notable Increase in Parents and Grandparents Immigration

According to the latest data from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), May 2024 saw a 48.8% increase in new permanent residents under the PGP . This brought in 3,185 new permanent residents, up from 2,140 in April. This increase far exceeded the overall monthly immigration growth of 9.3%.

IRCC Announces New Update for Irish Nationals Applying Under the International Experience Canada (IEC)

On July 31, 2024, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced significant updates to the International Experience Canada (IEC) program . These updates specifically target Irish citizens, offering them more flexibility and clarity regarding their participation in the program.


Spotlight on Eivy Joy Quito: Featured Partner of Immigration.ca


British Columbia PNP Achieves Record Growth in 2023

In 2023, the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) experienced a year of remarkable progress, nominating a record 8,200 individuals for permanent residence. This achievement represents a significant increase from the previous year, highlighting the program’s enhanced strategic approach to supporting British Columbia’s diverse economic needs.

Canada’s Spousal Sponsorship Immigration Sees Monthly Rise

In May, Canada experienced a 10.7% increase in new permanent residents through its Spousal Sponsorship program compared to April, according to data from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This follows a 12.6% rise in April, rebounding from a 12.8% dip in March. By the end of May, 29,445 new permanent residents were welcomed under this program, though this is 21.6% fewer than the same period last year.


Sponsored Content

English Online Self-Study course: Learn English at your own pace with bite-sized exercises - Up to 20% off

Start your English journey: Learn English with British Council teachers - Up to 20% off

Prepare for IELTS with the experts: Get the score you need with the co-creator of the IELTS test - Up to 30% off


IRCC Invited 5,000 Canadian Experience Class Candidates through Express Entry Draw

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) continues to shape the future of immigration with its latest Express Entry draw. On July 31st, IRCC issued invitations to apply (ITAs) to 5,000 candidates in a Canadian Experience Class (CEC) -only draw, marking the ninth draw in a particularly active month.

New Prince Edward Island PNP Issues 86 Skilled Worker and Business Invitations

In an exciting development for immigration hopefuls, the Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) issued 86 invitations on July 19, 2024. This latest draw targeted skilled workers and business candidates, offering them a pathway to permanent residency in Canada.

Ramashish Yadav

shift engineer (engineering services) HTL. LTD. CHENNAI

3 个月

Well said!

回复

Great advice!

Guy Pierce President/CEO

Principal Managing Partner at TutorABC USA & Driving Student Success World Wide

3 个月

Excellent reporting TEAM!

要查看或添加评论,请登录

社区洞察

其他会员也浏览了