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At M A Immigration Associates Inc., we are dedicated to making your Canadian immigration journey smooth and stress-free. Whether you're planning to start a business or immigrate as a skilled worker, our experienced consultants offer personalized support at every step.
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- • Spouse, Partner and Dependent Children
- • Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP)
- • Financial Support Requirements
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- • Provincial Entrepreneur Programs
- • Comprehensive eligibility assessment and application preparation
- • Citizenship test preparation and study guidance
- • Full rights including voting, Canadian passport, and unrestricted travel
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Stay informed with the latest updates and changes in immigration law and policy.
The C-11 now requires 51% ownership, dual funding (business capital plus separate personal settlement funds for 18 months), and strict temporary intent. The old C-11 to CEC permanent residence pathway has been eliminated. Permits are capped at 18 months. Ontario entrepreneurs face additional challenges with the OINP Entrepreneur Stream remaining suspended.
IRCC confirmed the full regulatory overhaul will take 12–18 months, but CRS changes like the new High Wage Occupation factor can be fast-tracked via Ministerial Instructions. The factor awards points based on Job Bank NOC wage benchmarks — not individual salaries — across three tiers. Age points will not change, foreign-only experience remains viable, and trade points will likely be tiered.
The most important change is the transfer of decision-making authority from the federal government to the provinces and territories. A provincial nomination certificate is now considered conclusive evidence that the applicant meets economic establishment criteria and intends to reside in the province.
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