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		<title>Parlez-Vous Francais? The new approach to achieving Canadian permanent residency</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[As immigration lawyers practicing with nearly 50 years of collective experience, we have been asked many times by prospective immigrants whether they should pursue studies in both official Canadian languages: English and French, with a view to enhancing their chances for qualifying for permanent residence in Canada. As we live and practice in British Columbia, most of these requests are from persons who have proficiency in English, having either studied or worked in Canada utilizing their English language skills. Since the dawn of Canada’s Express Entry selection system on January 1, 2015, our answer has typically been that the reward is not worth the effort. With both of us personally having studied several languages in addition to English, we can tell you that pursuing language studies takes a considerable investment of time and effort. (You can cram for a history or geography exam but not for a language exam!). However, the new Canadian immigration world order is a very different place and Canada is placing a premium on French language proficiency (outside of Quebec) such that this skill set provides an opportunity to acquire not only an education in Canada but also work experience and permanent residence! Let’s take a look at the options for a francophone applicant to achieve Canadian immigration status.]]></description>
		
		
		
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					<description><![CDATA[<!--:en-->Canada welcomes over 120,000 international students each year.   Many students come to study English or French to improve their language skills.  Some students come for the cultural experience of living and studying in a different country.  Most students come with the goal of obtaining Canadian work experience and ultimately, permanent residence.  Here are some tips for achieving that goal.<!--:-->]]></description>
		
		
		
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		<title>Minister Kenney Tackles Marriage Fraud with Changes to Spousal Sponsorship Criteria</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<!--:en-->On October 25, 2012, Minister Kenney implemented new legislation aimed at targeting marriage fraud. The new spousal sponsorship provisions provide that couples who have been in a spousal relationship for less than two years or that do not have children together, will be given conditional permanent residence that requires the couple to live together as spouses for a period of two years from when the sponsored spouse arrives in Canada as a Permanent Resident. <!--:-->]]></description>
		
		
		
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