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Category Archives: working holiday Visa
Canada to Encourage Irish Immigration at Jobs Expo Dublin and Jobs Expo Cork
At least seven Canadian companies will have a presence at this year’s Jobs Expo Dublin and Jobs Expo Cork, where they will promote the country as an ideal destination for Ireland’s skilled workers to find work and to settle. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta oil sands, Athabasca oil sands, Calgary jobs, Federal Skilled Trades Program, Irish immigration to Canada, Job Expo Cork, Jobs Expo Dublin, working holiday visa
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Irish Immigration Shift from Australia to Canada, Fuelled by Calgary’s Economy
A story in Saturday’s Irish Times examines the increase in Irish immigration to Canada as the country’s workers seek employment abroad. The article notes two trends in recent years: Canada being increasingly favoured by Irish emigrants over Australia and the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta oil sands, Athabasca oil sands, Calgary jobs, Irish immigration to Canada, working holiday visa
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Canadian Working Holiday Visa Quota For Ireland Filled in Two Days
According to the National Post, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)’s 2013 quota of 6,350 work permits for Irish passport holders filled up in two days this month: “It’s staggering; we all knew that the demand was going to be very … Continue reading
Bridging Visa Introduced For Temporary Residents Applying for Permanent Residence in Canada
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) on Thursday introduced the ‘Bridging Open Work Permit’ for temporary residents who are working in Canada and are awaiting a final decision on their application for permanent residence through an economic class immigration program. The … Continue reading
Canadian Immigration Minister on Irish TV on Expansion of Working Holiday Program
Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney appeared on Ireland’s Late Late Show last Friday to discuss the coming expansion of the International Experience Canada program for Irish citizens, through which the number of working holiday visas available will be increased … Continue reading
Immigration Canada to Double Working Holiday Visa Quota for Ireland
Citizenship and Immigration Canada announced yesterday that the working holiday visa quota for Irish youth will be nearly doubled, to 10,000 spaces by the beginning of 2014. Yesterday’s announcement, made during Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s visit to Dublin, … Continue reading
Canadian Immigration Minister Suggests Popular ‘Working Holiday Visa’ to be Extended to Two Years, to Visit London Next Week
Canadian Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney will visit London next week in order to promote Canada as a destination for educated young Britons struggling in the UK’s job market. In an interview with the British newspaper, the Telegraph, Kenney … Continue reading
Immigration Canada Indicates Growing Importance of Canadian Experience Class to Canadian Immigration
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CEC) announced on Friday that the 20,000th permanent resident under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) program has recently been admitted. The announcement signals CIC’s intent to make the CEC a bigger part of Canadian immigration, in … Continue reading
Europe’s Economic Problems Causing Rise in European Immigration to Canada
The increase in the unemployment rate in many European countries due to the economic problems those countries have been facing after decades of very high social welfare spending levels, and most recently, the financial crisis of 2008, has led to a … Continue reading