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How the Australian Immigration system is decades ahead of Canada!

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Canada and Australia are two of the most attractive destinations for prospective immigrants, temporary or permanent. Though it was Canada in 1967, that introduced the world to the point based skilled immigration, but in the past few years or decades if I must say, it is Australia which has lead the world in immigration reforms. Immigration innovation makes the process simpler and faster for the end user, is cost effective, environment friendly, removes/ reduces the chance of making mistakes on an immigration application and definitely saves time for everyone. And is not only Australia alone, but various other countries like New Zealand etc are moving forward on introducing rapid immigration reforms. Let us look at three different scenarios where Australia scores over Canada: 1.        Visa Labels In November 2002, Australia introduced the concept of eVisa, allowing students from across the globe to apply for Australian study permit online. I...

How to get a work permit?

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A lot of people would want to come and work in Canada. The country does offer a lot of exciting work opportunities to all its residents. But there's an elaborate process for foreign nationals to come and work here. The main reason why people want to come and work in Canada is the great work-life balance, good pay structure and healthy working environment that it has to offer. The country gives you more recognition and growth opportunities than anywhere else. But it's not very easy for a foreign worker to come and work in Canada. To do so you will require an LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) in most cases and there are very strict requirements placed by the Canadian government to issue a positive LMIA. The main among them are: You will first have to prove that there is no eligible or willing Canadian Permanent Resident or Citizen available to do the job that you wish to to do here. Your employer will have to advertise for at least 3 months before you ap...