Ukrainian Foundation and Immigration Society (UFIS

Description

Ukrainians continue to travel and immigrate to Canada in significant numbers, further reinforcing the close familial, social, and cultural ties between the two countries. In 2010, the Embassy of Canada in Kyiv (the capital of Ukraine) issued approximately 8,500 temporary visas to visitors, students, and temporary workers and issued roughly another 2200 Permanent Resident visas to new immigrants intending to come to Canada.
Canadian employers are actively recruiting temporary and permanent skilled workers in Ukraine. Several Canadian provinces have established skilled worker recruitment programs, thereby contributing to the continued growth of Canada's economy and the prosperity of all Canadians. We are here to help you and serve all who wish to come to Canada better. Also Canada and Ukraine enjoy positive commercial relations. Two-way merchandise trade between Canada and Ukraine totalled $252.2 million in 2010. Canada’s merchandise exports totalled $156.7 million and included machinery, fish and seafood, aerospace products, pharmaceuticals, and meat (mainly pork). Canada’s imports from Ukraine totalled $95.5 million in 2010 with mineral fuels and oils, fertilizers, iron and steel and iron and steel products, and toys and sports equipment making up over three quarters of imports. Canada and Ukraine have signed a Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement, a Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and an Air Transport Agreement. Negotiations toward a Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement were officially announced in June 2010. That's also what we do. We do help you export/import products from/to Ukraine. That's means we can help Canadian companies to find partners in Ukraine and organize all the exporting or importing process. Our staff that's qualified employers, also former Ukrainian diplomats and just highly qualified specialist with strong professional skills.