Flagpoling
The term flagpoling refers to a process where a foreign national goes to the border, leaves Canada heading towards the United States, but then turns around to re-enter Canada and make an application for temporary status at the Port of Entry. This is commonly done by...Business Work Permit Options for Entrepreneurs and Business Owners
There are many different business immigration options available for foreign business owners and entrepreneurs who wish to expand and establish themselves in Canada. We will explain two of those unique pathways, being the C11 Entrepreneur Work Permit Route and the C12...Global Talent Stream
Bring Foreign Workers to Canada Faster with the Global Talent Stream Are you an employer looking to bring a Temporary Foreign Worker (“TFW”) into Canada? Is that TFW related to an Information Technology (“IT”) position? You might qualify for a special pathway called...Criminal Inadmissibility
Foreign nationals with a criminal history may be denied entry or removed from Canada if criminal inadmissibility is established. This can impact the foreign national if they have family, friends, job prospects, or assets in Canada. The only remedy is to establish...Entering Canada with a DUI
Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), s.36 states that foreign citizens can be criminally inadmissible to the country upon “having been convicted outside Canada of an offense that, if committed in Canada, would constitute an indictable offense under...
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Fridman & Co. - Immigration Law Office
Canadian Immigration Lawyer based in Winnipeg, Manitoba can help you find your path to Canada.
Immigration laws can have the effect of either saving or ruining the lives of an entire family. This time, we had the opportunity to make the reason prevail. After over three difficult years, experiencing refusals, Court appeals, further submissions and more, my client is reunited with his mother, siblings and niece in Canada! Seeing them today at my office, re-affirmed my love for what I do, and although it is frustrating sometimes, there is nothing most rewarding than this!
New temporary policy to allow international students with an expired or expiring post-graduate work permit to apply for a new permit that will be valid for 18 months
International students waylaid by COVID-19 will get second chance at Canadian work experience
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International students with expired and expiring post-graduate work permits will be given a reprieve to remain in Canada and continue to pursue their ...