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New 1 My B1/2 visa was rejected last year since then I have made good travel history. Will it increase my chances for B1/2 visa this time? When it comes to applying for a B1 or a B2 visa, it's always important to make sure you have an accurate and up-to-date travel history, as this plays a huge role in the approval process.That being said, even if you have a good travel history since your last rejection, there are still many other factors that the visa officer will take into consideration. These factors could include your employment status, ties to the country of origin, criminal record, and financial stability. Unfortunately, there's no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as each application is looked at on a case-by-case basis. The best thing to do is to make sure that you've provided the visa officer with all the necessary information and documentation in order to make your case as strong as possible. 2 I came to the US legally and I’m currently overstayed. Now I have an employer from Canada who is willing to sponsor a work permit. Do I have a chance to move to Canada with my current status in the US? Here is the issue. You are currently illegally in the U.S. You want to apply to Canada for a work permit in order to accept a job in Canada. For the record, a Canadian employer does not ‘sponsor’ you into Canada. If you have a job offer, you must apply for a work permit, which is a form of temporary residence visa (TRV). But you can only apply to Immigration Canada from a country in which you are legally residing. If you are not legally in the U.S., you cannot apply for a TRV in Canada. Therefore, you must apply to IRCC from a country in which you are a legal resident. Your decision to overstay may also create a problem when applying to Canada because Canada and the U.S. share immigration data. All five countries in the FYEY network share immigration data. Nicknamed the Five Eyes, that network includes Canada, the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K. A history of overstaying in one five eyes country can keep you out of every five eyes country. 3 How does the US embassy detect fake information when people are applying for a visa? Most lies and liars are amazingly transparent. To a trained and experienced embassy official, they can spot them a mile away. But in addition, the US has impressive access to data worldwide, and computers which can process it very quickly. You may have heard of the term “big data”. It refers the fact that we are able to amass huge amounts of seemingly unrelated facts, give it to a computer, and come up with some correlations nobody ever expected. In terms of immigration processing, what this allows the US to do is check the visa applicant’s data against a world-wide database that shows correlations that never would have been noticed 50 years ago. Suspect statements are then subjected to confirmation, and if they can’t be confirmed, the application will be denied. This is politely called “administrative processing”. It’s the security check. Sometimes confirmation can take a long time, especially if it requires the cooperation of a foreign entity that is bureaucratic, slow, or non-cooperative. For this reason, its best not to volunteer too much information - you might inadvertently cause an unnecessary confirmation. But any absence of required data, or answers that don’t quite match what is in the database, will surely cause a problem. Outright lies? They are easily caught. 4 Can I get US citizenship by adopting a child in the US? “Can I get US citizenship by adopting a child in the US?” The short answer to your question is no. A longer answer is yes, If you should adopt a US citizen child in the US, then when that child turns 21 and if s/he is living permanently in the US, s/he can petition for immigration for you. After some years as a legal permanent resident, you could apply for citizenship. 5 What is i130 for in the US? If I’m on b1b2, can I file i130 and stay for a long time legal? The I-130 is the petition for an alien relative of a US citizen or legal permanent resident. It has nothing to do with you and your B1/B2 visa. Petition for Alien Relative 6 Dear sir, I want to know from you that. Does a person who is a social security Card holder will help a persons offspring's to get a USA visa. Does social security card has a leverage for his children when they apply for USA visiting or living? “Dear sir, I want to know from you that. Does a person who is a social security Card holder will help a persons offspring's to get a USA visa. Does social security card has a leverage for his children when they apply for USA visiting or living?” No to both of your questions. 7 Are husbands and wives B1/B2 visas separate after stamping their passports? “Are husbands and wives B1/B2 visas separate after stamping their passports?” Every person who will visit the US and requires a visa will have that visa ‘stamped’ in his or her own individual passport. Yes, they are separate visas in separate passports for separate individuals. And yes, each person can and may travel separately, carrying his/her own visa-ed passport. 8 Can a US Citizen get help from the US Embassy in Brazil even if they entered the country on a different passport (Italian) because they wanted to avoid the new travel visa requirements imposed on US citizens? “Can a US Citizen get help from the US Embassy in Brazil even if they entered the country on a different passport (Italian) because they wanted to avoid the new travel visa requirements imposed on US citizens?” 9 Yes, of course. A US citizen is entitled to US consular assistance everywhere in the world, no matter what crime they have committed, let alone doing anything as sensible and non-illegal as saving money and hassle by using another passport that they are also, equally, entitled to. Can I enter Canada with a visitor visa and then disappear? NO, DON’T try that. Canada is one of the very few countries on the globe where it is almost impossible to “disappear” and live on. I will give you only three letters: SIN (Social Insurance Number) No SIN = no housing, no job of any kind, no job search, no banking, no credit, no paycheque, no car purchase, no driver’s licence, no schooling or training, no health care, no social services of any kind, shape or form, no possibility to - ever - become legitimized. You are truly a waif, a non-existing person without any base or foundation to live on at all. So, you say, why is it so easy to “disappear” in USA? Big difference, they aren’t using SSN (Social Security Number) the way we use our SIN. In USA you will be arrested “if” you are found. In Canada, you will be sought after, arrested and deported sooner than you can possibly imagine. Your employer, if you are found working, will also be arrested and subject to a jail term. - This is one HUGE disincentive to hire anyone who doesn’t have a SIN number. Plus, you cannot get a visitor’s permit to come to Canada in the first place if there is even a hint that you intend to “come to stay”. Our immigration officers are pretty good at ferreting out and denying these applications.

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Canada Immigration on a Permanent Residency (PR) Visa

Canada aims to welcome 1.5 million PRs by 2025
Over 1 million job vacancies available
Accessible immigration policies
Potential to earn 5-8 times more than your current salary
High standard of living

Choosing Canada Immigration on a PR visa is a wise option for those looking to permanently settle in the country. The Canada PR visa allows you to live, work, and study anywhere in Canada for a duration of 5 years. There are multiple pathways for migration to Canada on a PR Visa, including Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), Family Sponsorship, Start-up visa, Quebec Immigration Program, and Caregiver Visa.

Canada Immigration from India

Canada offers some of the world's most straightforward immigration programs. Numerous routes are available for Indians seeking to move to Canada. Popular avenues for immigration to Canada include:

Express Entry
Provincial Nominee Program
Quebec Selected Workers Program
Family Sponsorship
Investor Program
Study Permit
Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program

Immigrate to Canada through Express Entry

Canada's Express Entry program, initiated in 2015, is one of the most popular immigration systems globally. It utilizes a point-based system to assess eligibility for moving to Canada. The program includes the following streams:

Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) Program
Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)
Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

Immigrate to Canada through Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)

Enhanced PNPs – Use Express Entry System to draw candidates
Base PNPs – Operates independently without Express Entry

The Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) serves as a valuable alternative for those interested in Canadian immigration. It's especially beneficial for individuals who may not meet the requirements of the Express Entry System. A PNP nomination adds 600 points to a candidate's profile, enhancing their chances of qualifying for the Express Entry program.

Express Entry Draws in 2023

IRCC conducted 26 Express Entry Draws in 2023, issuing a total of 77,748 Invitations to Apply (ITAs). Here are the details:

Draw No.	Date	Draw type	Invitations issued	Reference links
Draw No.	Date	Draw type	Invitations issued	Reference links
262	Aug 15, 2023	All Program Draw	4300	Canada All Program Express Entry draw issued 4300 ITAs
261	Aug 03, 2023	Trade occupations (2023-1)	1500	First Express Entry Trade Occupation Specific Draw issued 1500 ITAs
260	Aug 02, 2023	French language proficiency (2023-1)	800	IRCC held targeted Express Entry Draw and invited 800 French speakers
259	Aug 01, 2023	All Program Draw	2000	Canada All Program Express Entry draw issued 2000 ITAs
258	July 12, 2023	French language proficiency (2023-1)	3800	Canada invites 3800 candidates in French language category based draw
257	July 11, 2023	All Program	800	5th Express Entry draw in July 2023, issued 800 ITAs
256	July 7, 2023	French language proficiency (2023-1)	2300	First-ever French Express Entry Draw issued 2300 ITAs
255	July 6, 2023	Healthcare occupations (2023-1)	1500	Express Entry draw invited 1500 healthcare professionals with a lowest CRS score of 463
254	July 5, 2023	STEM occupations (2023-1)	500	First Express Entry STEM draw invited 500 candidates with a CRS score 486
253	July 4, 2023	All Program	700	#253 Express Entry draw issued 700 ITAs in all program draw
252	June 28, 2023	Healthcare occupations (2023-1)	500	First category-based Express Entry draw invited 500 Healthcare professionals with a cut-off score 476
251	June 27, 2023	All Program	4300	Latest Express Entry draw invited 4300 candidates with a CRS cut-off score 486
250	June 8, 2023	All Program	4800	250th Canada Express Entry draw issued 4,800 ITAs
249	May 24, 2023	All Program	4800	Latest Express Entry draw issued 4,800 ITAs with a CRS of 488. Register your EOI now!
248	May 10, 2023	Provincial Nominee Program	589	Express Entry held PNP specific draw and invited 589 candidates.
247	April 26, 2023	All Program	3500	#247 Canada Express Entry Draw: 3500 candidates were invited to apply for Canada PR
246	April 12, 2023	All Program	3500	Express Entry rounds of invitations: 3500 ITAs issued with a CRS of 486
245	March 29, 2023	All Program	7000	Canada Express Entry program issued 21,000 ITAs in just 15 days. Register your EOI now!
244	March 23, 2023	All Program	7000	Biggest Express Entry Draw ever issued 7,000 ITAs, to fill 1 million job vacancies in Canada
243	March 15, 2023	All Program	7000	Express Entry draws roars in March: 7000 ITAs issued with lowest CRS score 484
242	March 1, 2023	Provincial Nominee Program	667	Canada issued 667 ITAs in Express Entry PNP-only draw
241	February 15, 2023	Provincial Nominee Program	699	New PNP-Focused Express Entry Draw invited 699 candidates
240	February 2, 2023	Federal Skilled Worker	3300	First FSW draw in Express Entry history invited 3,300 candidates
239	February 1, 2023	Provincial Nominee Program	893	3rd Express Entry draw of 2023 invited 893 PNP candidates
238	January 18, 2023	All Program	5500	2nd Express Entry draw of 2023 invites 5,500 candidates
237	January 11, 2023	All Program	5500	First Express Entry draw in 2023 issued 5,500 invitations with CRS score of 507

Canada PNP Draws in 2023

Month	Province	No. of draws	No. of candidates
July	Alberta	3	304
	BC	4	746
	Manitoba	3	1744
	Ontario	4	1904
	PEI	1	106
	Quebec	1	1633
	Saskatchewan	1	35
June	Alberta	5	479
	BC	4	717
	Manitoba	3	1716
	Ontario	3	3177
	PEI	3	309
	Quebec	1	1006
	Saskatchewan	1	500
May	BC	5	854
	Manitoba	2	1065
	Ontario	5	6890
	Quebec	1	802
	Saskatchewan	2	2076
	PEI	2	280
April	Alberta	4	405
	BC	4	678
	Manitoba	3	1631
	Ontario	5	1184
	Quebec	1	1020
	Saskatchewan	1	1067
	PEI	1	189
March	Alberta	1	134
	BC	4	968
	Manitoba	2	1163
	New Brunswick	1	144
	Ontario	6	3,906
	PEI	3	303
	Quebec	2	1636
	Saskatchewan	2	550
February	Ontario	4	3,183
	Manitoba	2	891
	Saskatchewan	1	421
	British Columbia	4	909
	PEI	1	228
	Alberta	1	100
January	Ontario	6	3,591
	Manitoba	2	658
	Saskatchewan	1	50
	British Columbia	5	1,122
	PEI	2	223
	Total		123

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Canada, often referred to as the Maple Leaf country, has emerged as a premier destination for individuals seeking a new life abroad. The reasons are evident—Canada offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, a high quality of life, a diverse and multicultural society, abundant job opportunities, promising career growth, and more than a hundred immigration pathways. The country's appeal is further enhanced by its ambitious immigration plan for 2023-2025, aiming to welcome a remarkable 1.5 million newcomers by 2025. To ensure their successful settlement, Canada is investing $1.6 billion in this initiative.

Immigration Class	2023	2024	2025
Economic	2,66,210	2,81,135	3,01,250
Family	1,06,500	114000	1,18,000
Refugee	76,305	76,115	72,750
Humanitarian	15,985	13,750	8000
Total	465,000	485,000	500,000

Canada Visas for Immigration

Canada Visa Processing Time

The Canada visa processing times are based on the IRCC processing times. The below table has the list of visas and the processing times:

Canada Immigration Process

Canada’s immigration process follows easy procedures, as it has hundreds of pathways. Migrating through a Canada PR visa gives you access to permanent residency. For this, you will have to go through the Canada PR application process.

Canada Immigration Eligibility

Each of the Canadian immigration programs has its own eligibility criteria. Candidates need to meet the below list of eligibility criteria while applying for Canada PR visa:

Canada Immigration Requirements

The requirements for Canada Immigration are different for different immigration programs. Here is the general list of requirements a candidate has to meet:

Canada Immigration Points

Different factors determine your Canada Immigration Points. An applicant needs to score 67 points through the Canada PR points calculator.

Factors that affect

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Job Vacancies in Canada

As per the StatCan reports, there are 1 million job vacancies in Canada. The below table gives you information about the top-in-demand occupations in Canada, along with the average salary range.

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