Explore Canada Immigration Services Inc.

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BUSINESS VISAS
Canada's Business Immigration Program includes three classes: Entrepreneurs, Investors and Self-employed persons. VISITOR VISAS Most visitors to Canada may visit for up to six months when they first enter Canada. There are also multi-entry visas. In addition, Canada introduced the Super Visa for parents and grandparents, which permit multiple entries for a period up to 10 years. The key difference is that the Super Visa allows an individual to stay for up to two years on each entry into Canada. SKILLED WORKERS If you have at least one year of work experience in the list of eligible occupations and have good English or French abilities, then you may qualify to apply for immigration under Skilled Worker category, where that is on federal or provincial level. There are also skilled trades, Canadian Experience Class and nannies/live-in caregivers subcategories, which can be also added to this economy class. FAMILY SPONSORSHIP Canadian citizens or permanent residents can sponsor their spouses, conjugal or common-law partners, dependent children (including adopted and orphan ones) or other eligible relatives to become a permanent resident under the Family Class. They can also sponsor other eligible relatives (parents, grandparents, and lone relatives). STUDENT VISAS Every year, Canada welcomes thousands of international Students in it. Students choose to study in Canada to further their education or to learn English of French. Therefore, we can help our potential students to obtain a study permit so that they can join any designated learning institution across Canada (DLI). Read more to learn how we can help you to become a Student in Canada. REFUGEE PROTECTION PROGRAMS You can make a refugee claim outside of Canada, if you are sponsored by the government or a private group (the Refugee and Humanitarian Resettlement Program) or you can make a refugee claim within Canada when you arrive by land, sea or air (Asylum Program). REFUGEE APPEALS We also have experience in refugee appeals and can represent you before the Refugee Appeals Division (RAD) if your refugee application has been denied by the Refugee Protection Division (RPD). You will have 15 days to file your Notice of Appeal to the RAD for your appeal to be considered. Contact us to help you with this and with your appeal case. You only have one chance to get this right! AMISSIBILITY RELATED ISSUES - Admissibility hearings - Immigration Interviews - Humanitarian & Compassionate (H&C) Hearings IMMIGRATION APPEALS Explore Canada Immigration will represent you in front of the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD) in case of an appeal, fight for your rights and speak on your behalf. We have experience in the following appeals: - Refusal of Family/Parental/Spousal Sponsorship Applications. - Removal Order Appeals - made against permanent residents, Convention refugees and other protected persons, and holders of permanent resident visas. - Residency Obligation Appeals. - Federal Court Reviews - Misrepresentation & Removal Order Appeals CITIZENSHIP APPLICATIONS: - Grant of Citizenship Applications - Completion of Residency Questionnaires - Grant of Citizenship Personal Interviews with Citizenship Officers and Judges - Grant of Citizenship Appeals CBSA DETENTION If you or anyone you know has been detained by the Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) on an immigration related matter, contact us to represent you and them and to seek their freedom from detention. We have experience in the process and can represent you and them before the Immigration Refugee Board (IRB).