Category: Business Travel to Canada
Electronic Travel Authorizations (eTAs) Now Available To 13 New Countries
The Canadian government has announced that electronic travel authorizations (eTAs) are now available to citizens of 13 countries. An eTA is a digital travel document that allows ...
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How Can An American With a DUI Travel to Canada on Business?
Canada and the United States are close neighbours, and many people who live near the border forget the fact that they are entering a foreign country and cross the border regularly for ...
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5 Commonly Asked Questions About Business Travel to Canada
Many international people need to enter Canada temporarily for business travel such as meetings, training or providing a service to their customers but do not become part of Canada's ...
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Canada's New Temporary Residence Pathway for Ukrainians: CUAET
Canada has launched a fast-track visa processing pathway for Ukrainians fleeing the war in Ukraine. The Honourable Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, ...
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Foreign Film and TV Workers Get 14-Day Priority Work Permit Processing
On September 28, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced a new measure to give foreign nationals working in the film and television industry workers priority ...
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UPDATE: Temporary Policy Allowing Visitors to Apply For a Work Permit Without Leaving Canada
Canada's government has released an update to the temporary policy allowing visitors to Canada who have a valid job offer to apply for a work permit without the normal requirement ...
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Travel Limits to Canada by Passenger Vessels
On April 6, Canada enacted new restrictions on passenger vessels entering Canadian waters in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). These new travel limits to Canada ...
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How to Work as a Business Visitor to Canada
Recent #Megxit conversations about moving to Canada from England or America have mentioned the option to come to Canada as a business visitor. As visitors, you can remain in Canada ...
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