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Egdal Immigration Consulting offers services in all areas of Canadian immigration.
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Dvir Egdal RCIC-IRB, Owner and Co - founder of Egdal Immigration Consulting, is a member in good standing with the College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants ("CICC") and is a certified Immigration Consultant. Dvir holds the class L3 RCIC-IRB - Unrestricted Practice license. Dvir and his team helped countless people become Permanent and temporary residents of Canada, through Canada’s Federal and Provincial Immigration Programs.
At Egdal Immigration Consulting, we understand that an immigration process can be very stressful. We strive to make this experience as smooth and as easy to understand as possible.
We do this by explaining to our clients what they should expect and what needs to be done every step of the way.
We are completely transparent; we explain the process thoroughly. We are always available to our clients. At Egdal Immigration Consulting, there are no hidden costs. Every client knows exactly what and when they need to pay, so they can plan ahead.
Egdal Immigration Consulting is committed to provide the highest quality of service.
Egdal Immigration Consulting offers services in all areas of Canadian immigration.
We take a forward-thinking approach to formulate creative and effective strategies for our clients.
Our services include (but not limited to):
• Express Entry
• Provincial Nominee Programs
• LMIA’s
• Temporary Visas, work, study or visit
• Sponsorships (Spousal, Dependents, Parents, Grandparents, and other Family)
• Immigration Appeals and tribunals
• Canadian Citizenship
• Temporary Resident Permit (TRP)
• International Experience Canada (IEC)
• NAFTA, GATS
• Business Immigration (Start up visa, Owner operator LMIA, Investor programs)
Call or email us today and start packing!
What we do best
We take a forward-thinking approach to formulate creative and effective strategies for our clients.
All the services you need, in one place
Our clients say
Anyone that had to bring temporary foreign workers, knows how difficult this process can be. We tried to do it ourselves, and we tried four different consultants (some were successful but impossible to work with). Dvir, was a breath of fresh air. He was always reachable, patient, pleasant to deal with, extremely knowledgeable, and above all he is honest.
With other consultants, I always felt they only wanted my money, once I paid them, I was just another number.
Dvir was different, he cares about his clients.
Highly recommended!
David I.
Egdal Immigration News
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Navigating New Public Policies in Canadian Immigration: A Comprehensive Guide Canada's immigration landscape is continually evolving, with new public policies regularly introduced to address emerging needs and challenges. Staying informed about these changes is crucial for prospective immigrants and those already residing in Canada. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore some of the recent public policies in Canadian immigration, their implications, and how you can navigate these changes effectively. These are just some examples of recent public policy changes. There are many others and they change frequently, to keep updated with the most up to date information, contact us today. Recent Public Policy Changes Expanded Pathways for Essential Workers In response to the critical contributions of essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada has introduced expanded pathways for these individuals to obtain permanent residency. This policy recognizes the vital role played by healthcare workers, agricultural workers, and other essential service providers. Implications: Eligibility: Essential workers in specific sectors may now qualify for expedited permanent residency. Application Process: The process has been streamlined to ensure faster processing times and reduced bureaucratic hurdles. Increased Focus on Francophone Immigration To promote linguistic diversity and support francophone communities outside Quebec, Canada has launched new initiatives to attract French-speaking immigrants. These policies aim to bolster the presence of francophone populations across the country. Implications: Targeted Programs: Francophone immigration streams offer additional points in the Express Entry system and other provincial programs. Community Support: Increased funding and resources for francophone integration services. Navigating the Changes Stay Informed Keeping up-to-date with the latest policy changes is essential. Regularly check official government websites, subscribe to immigration newsletters, and consult with Egdal Immigration Consulting to stay informed about new developments. Consult with Experts Immigration consultants can provide personalized advice tailored to your unique circumstances. They can help you understand how new policies may impact your immigration plans and guide you through the application process. Prepare Thorough Documentation New policies often come with specific eligibility criteria and documentation requirements. Ensure that you gather and prepare all necessary documents meticulously to avoid delays or rejections in your application. Leverage Technology Many new policies are accompanied by updated online application systems. Familiarize yourself with these platforms to streamline your application process and ensure timely submissions. Network and Community Engagement Engage with local communities and networks that can provide support and resources. Community organizations often offer valuable assistance with navigating new policies and integrating into Canadian society. Conclusion Navigating new public policies in Canadian immigration can be challenging, but with the right information and support, you can successfully adapt to these changes. Whether you are an essential worker, or a francophone immigrant, understanding these new policies can open doors to new opportunities in Canada. Unlock Your Canadian Dream with Egdal Immigration Consulting Are you ready to navigate the complexities of Canadian immigration? Egdal Immigration Consulting is here to help. Our experienced consultants provide expert guidance on the latest public policies and how they can impact your immigration journey. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards achieving your Canadian dream with confidence.
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Dual Citizenship in Canada: Navigating the Complexities of Maintaining Multiple Citizenship Statuses
Canada's well-established immigration system allows individuals worldwide to apply for citizenship and, in certain cases, have it revoked. Understanding the basics of citizenship applications and revocations is essential for those seeking to become Canadian citizens or maintain their citizenship status. This article provides an overview of the processes involved in Canadian citizenship applications and revocations. Citizenship Applications Individuals seeking Canadian citizenship must undergo a legal process, meeting specific requirements and submitting various forms and documents. The process begins with obtaining permanent resident status, which must be maintained for a specific period, generally three years, before the individual is eligible to apply for citizenship. The Citizenship Act of Canada outlines the requirements for citizenship, including age, residency, language proficiency, knowledge of Canada, and passing a citizenship test. Individuals who meet these requirements can submit a citizenship application to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The IRCC reviews the application and may request additional information or documentation. If approved, the individual takes an oath of citizenship and receives a Canadian citizenship certificate. If the application is denied, the individual has the right to appeal the decision through a legal process. Citizenship Revocations Canadian citizenship can be revoked under certain circumstances, such as obtaining it through fraudulent means or being convicted of specific crimes. The Citizenship Act outlines the grounds and legal process for revocation. Citizenship revocation proceedings begin with a notice of intention to revoke citizenship, detailing the reasons for revocation and providing the individual with an opportunity to respond. The individual has the right to appeal the decision through a legal process. The legal process for citizenship revocation involves a hearing before the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) or Federal Court. The individual has the right to legal representation and may present evidence and testimony to support their case. If the IRB or Federal Court determines that the individual’s citizenship should be revoked, they will lose their Canadian citizenship status. Conclusion Citizenship applications and revocations are crucial aspects of Canadian immigration law. Understanding the requirements and legal processes for applying for and maintaining citizenship is essential for those seeking to become Canadian citizens and those aiming to retain their citizenship status. Legal advice and representation may be necessary for individuals facing citizenship revocation proceedings. Navigate Your Citizenship Journey with Egdal Immigration Consulting: Expert Guidance for Applications and Revocations! Are you ready to embark on your journey to Canadian citizenship or facing challenges in maintaining your status? Trust the expertise of Egdal Immigration Consulting to guide you through the complexities of citizenship applications and revocations. Our knowledgeable consultants provide personalized assistance to help you meet all requirements and navigate the legal processes smoothly. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward securing your Canadian citizenship with confidence.
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