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Many think Canada is a great place to live or a paradise to settle down in. This is not wrong at all, but when we are preparing to study, work and immigrate to Canada, there are many factors we should consider. So, let’s find out the minimum income with Phan Immigration when we work in […]

Updates NOC 2021 system for Express Entry On November 16, 2022, IRCC announced the transition to the new 2021 version of the National Occupation Classification (NOC) replacing the current 2016 NOC system (NOC 2016). The NOC system is used to classify the different skilled occupations when applying to work in Canada or when calculating the […]

Canada is currently the second largest country in the world and one of the countries with the leading developed economies. Canada has been a favourite destination for global tourists for many years. This country attracts many tourists through countless famous sights to great works such as the tower or the Federation Bridge. For these reasons, […]

Canada has made immigration a governmental priority in recent years to increase the admissions of immigrants to Canada to help curb the increasing labor demands and Canada’s aging population.  In 2021, Canada broke a historical record by welcoming over 405,000 new permanent residents. It is no surprise that immigration to Canada under the skilled categories, […]

The Canadian Provincial Nominee Program was launched in 1990, and the provincial nomination program currently attracts many immigrants to Canada, second only to Express Entry Canada. So how does this program work? Which provinces does it apply to? Join Phan Immigration to find out the details through the article below. Overview of the Canadian Provincial […]

The Provincial Nomination Program ( PNP) offers streams for those looking for investment settlement programs in Canada. While there is no federal programs for investment settlement in Canada, the different provincial nomination programs attract the attention of many Vietnamese investors and entrepreneurs because of their competitiveness and their reasonable investment requirements. Author: An Le, Immigration […]

In recent years, more and more Canadians are retiring and leaving the labour market. In addition, with the elderly population making up a large part of the population, immigrants working in Canada play a very important role to fill in the labor shortage and immigration to Canada.  Canada is expected to welcome 431,000 immigrants in […]

IRCC Minister, The Honourable Sean Fraser, announced on October 7th new temporary measures to help ease the labour shortage in Canada. Starting November 15th, 2022, until December 31st, 2023, international students who study in Canada will no longer be limited to 20 hours of off-campus work in Canada during school sessions.  By Yan Desjardins, Regulated […]