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Immigrant Women In Canada Less Likely To Divorce, Says Report
Canadian-born women are almost twice as likely to divorce their husbands or common-law partners as are immigrant women, reveals Statistics Canada. In their report, The
Spousal Sponsorship Arrivals On Track To Rise In 2023
Spousal sponsorship arrivals slumped by 14.8 per cent in November off of the immigration program’s strong performance the previous month, the latest data from Immigration, Refugees
Canada Spousal Sponsorship Immigration Increased By 8.7% In October
Canada’s spousal sponsorship program rebounded by 8.7 per cent in October after a slump in the number of spouses and common-law partners immigrating to the country in September, the latest
Sponsor Your Spouse, Common-Law or Conjugal Partner for Canada Immigration
Learn how you can sponsor your spouse, common-law or conjugal partner to become permanent residents of Canada.
Canada Family Sponsorship Immigration Numbers Up On 2022 Despite Dropping In April
The number of new Canada permanent residents through family sponsorship programs fell for the fourth consecutive month in April, reveals the latest data from Immigration,
Canada’s Spousal Sponsorships Dipped Last Year Despite Record High Immigration
Immigration to Canada through spousal sponsorship programs dipped last year even as overall immigration to the country hit record highs, the latest data from Immigration, Refugees
Canada Family Sponsorship Immigration Applications Can Now Be Submitted Online
Canada family sponsorship immigration applications can now be submitted online, one of multiple classes of application that went digital last month. It means applications for
Spouse or Common-Law Partner in Canada Class: How To Apply for an Open Work Permit
Canada’s spousal open work permit under the SCLPC class in 2026: who qualifies, the AOR rule, fees, processing times and how to apply, step by step.
IRCC Vows to Boost Spousal Application Processing to 6,000 Per Month
Canadian immigration authorities have vowed to process 6,000 spousal applications per month in a push to cut waiting times for families. Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino