Working temporarily in Canada: Who can apply

Some temporary workers require a work permit and some do not. For some categories of workers, permits are approved more quickly.


The requirements and processing times depend on the sort of work you will do when you come to Canada.


Read the information under What you should know and Eligibility to apply to find out if you need a work permit or if you are in a special category where a work permit may not be necessary or is approved differently.


Remember, even if you do not need a work permit, you may need to meet other requirements. Read the information carefully.


There is a difference between coming to Canada as a business visitor and coming to Canada as a business person. For information about coming to Canada as a business visitor, see Jobs that do not require a work permit. For information about coming to Canada as a business person, see Special categories.


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Things to do First

Below is a list of 7 important things that you should do as soon as possible after arriving in Australia.


1. Apply for a Tax File Number (TFN)
Do this first. To receive an income in Australia, you need a Tax File Number (TFN).


2. Register with Medicare
The Australian Government provides help with basic medical expenses through a scheme called Medicare.


3. Open a bank account
In Australia, most income including salary or wages and government benefits are paid directly into a bank account.


4. Register with Centrelink
Centrelink is a government agency which delivers a range of services to the community.


5. Register for English Classes
Communicating in English is very important and the key to your successful settlement.


6. Enrol Your Children in School
Under Australian law, children must attend school until they are 15 years old.


7. Apply for a Driver's Licence
Information on gaining a driver's licence.


Beginning a life in Australia Booklets


The Beginning a Life in Australia booklets welcome newly-arrived migrants and humanitarian entrants to Australia. They provide useful national, state/territory and local settlement information for migrants, humanitarian entrants, their sponsors and service providers. This information is available to download in English and 37 community languages for each state and territory.


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Things to do First

Below is a list of 7 important things that you should do as soon as possible after arriving in Australia.


1. Apply for a Tax File Number (TFN)


Do this first. To receive an income in Australia, you need a Tax File Number (TFN).


2. Register with Medicare


The Australian Government provides help with basic medical expenses through a scheme called Medicare.


3. Open a bank account


In Australia, most income including salary or wages and government benefits are paid directly into a bank account.


4. Register with Centrelink


Centrelink is a government agency which delivers a range of services to the community.


5. Register for English Classes


Communicating in English is very important and the key to your successful settlement.


6. Enrol Your Children in School


Under Australian law, children must attend school until they are 15 years old.


7. Apply for a Driver's Licence


Information on gaining a driver's licence.


Beginning a life in Australia Booklets


The Beginning a Life in Australia booklets welcome newly-arrived migrants and humanitarian entrants to Australia. They provide useful national, state/territory and local settlement information for migrants, humanitarian entrants, their sponsors and service providers. This information is available to download in English and 37 community languages for each state and territory.


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Applying as a Skilled Worker

Applications for permanent residence under the Federal Skilled Worker Class can be submitted by foreign nationals who are skilled workers and professionals.




New:
The Federal Skilled Worker program has a new eligibility stream that is open to international students who are pursuing or who have completed doctoral (PhD) studies at Canadian institutions. Please read the instructions for more information.




Important:
Federal skilled worker applications received by the Centralized Intake Office (CIO) must be prepared using the instruction guide and Document Checklist (IMM 5612) or they will be returned as incomplete.




Note: As of July 18, 2011, applicants for Permanent Residence are asked to complete the new Generic Application Form for Canada (IMM 0008). Applicants are encouraged to complete the form electronically and validate the information to generate 2D barcodes before printing. To ensure you have the most recent application form, please use the link to the application form.




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Education in Malaysia

Malaysia is a southeast Asian country that is simultaneously modern, traditional, developed and historic with a peaceful multicultural population. Indigenous Malay and traditional tribes such as the Iban and Bidayuh live harmoniously alongside a large Chinese and Indian populace and this seamless blending of cultures lends Malaysia an international flavour that few countries can boast.

With an equatorial climate and inviting culture, Malaysia is a welcoming country in which to visit and study. Crime is low and transport links are excellent with major towns and cities connected by air and, failing that, by inexpensive bus. Opportunities for a vivid cultural experience are very high while politically and economically the country is considered to be stable.

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News Release – Government of Canada transforms economic immigration program

Ottawa, March 30, 2012 — To create a fast and flexible immigration system that creates jobs and promotes Canada’s long term prosperity, the Government of Canada will eliminate the backlog in the main federal economic immigration program.

“The Federal Skilled Worker Program backlog is a major roadblock to Canada’s ability to respond to rapidly changing labour market needs,” said Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney. “Having to process applications that are as many as eight years out of date reduces our ability to focus on new applicants with skills and talents that our economy needs today.”

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MAIN INDUSTRY IN CYPRUS

The Cypriot economy is prosperous and has diversified in recent years. Fitch Ratings recently downgraded Cyprus from A- to BBB, a full two notches lower because the rating agency felt the sovereign would be unable to access debt markets internationally. According to the latest IMF estimates, its per capita GDP (adjusted for purchasing power) at$28,381 is just above the average of the European Union. Cyprus has been sought as a base for several offshore businesses for its highly developed infrastructure. Economic policy of the Cyprus government has focused on meeting the criteria for admission to the European Union. The Cypriot government adopted the euro as the national currency on 1 January 2008. Oil has recently been discovered in the seabed between Cyprus, Lebanon, Israel and Egypt and talks are underway between Lebanon and Egypt to reach an agreement regarding the exploration of these resources. The seabed separating Lebanon and Cyprus is believed to hold significant quantities of crude oil and natural gas. However the government of Cyprus states that the Turkish Navy does not allow the exploration of oil in the region. 

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Dominica Tourist Attractions

Tourist Attractions
Dominica has spectacular hills and valleys, waterfalls and rain forests. It is a popular destination for American and European tourists, particularly those interested in diving and eco-tourism.

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UK Type of student visa

Type of student visa	Who can apply?
Tier 4 (Child) student	You can apply as a child student under Tier 4 of our points-based system if you are between 4 and 17 years old. If you are between 4 and 15 years old, you must be coming to the UK to be educated at an independent fee-paying school
Child visitor	You can apply as a child visitor if you are 17 years old or under and you want to come and study in the UK for up to 6 months. You cannot switch and apply for a Tier 4 (Child) student visa while you are in the UK as a child visitor. If you want to apply for a Tier 4 (Child) student visa, you must apply from the country you live in.
Tier 4 (General) student	You can apply as an adult student under Tier 4 (General) of our points-based system if you are coming to the UK for your post-16 education.
Student visitor	You can apply as a student visitor if you are 18 years old or over, you want to come and study in the UK for up to 6 months, and you do not want to work while you are here. You cannot switch and apply for a Tier 4 (General) student visa while you are in the UK as a student visitor. If you want to apply for an Tier 4 (General) student visa, you must apply from the country you live in.
Prospective student	You can apply as a prospective student if you want to come to the UK to help you decide which course to study, or if you plan to start a course of study within 6 months. You will be able to switch and apply for a Tier 4 (General) or Tier 4 (Child) student visa while you are in the UK.

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Schengen Visit Visa

TYPES OF VISA

Single/Multiple Entry short stay Schengen Visa 
A short stay Schengen visa entitles the holder to visit the Schengen countries for tourism, visiting friends/family, business etc., up to 90 days within a 180 days period from the date of first entry. The stay may be either continues or several visits depending upon whether the visa is single or multiple entries.

Single-entry visa
Allows uninterrupted stay. Once the person departs the Schengen territory, he/she can’t enter again without obtaining a new visa.

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Benefits of studying in Malaysia

“We are Authorized Education consultants of Malaysian Consulate in the Middle-East.” 

Malaysia offers a wide range of study options that are more cost-friendly than other countries in the world. With strong support from the Government of Malaysia and qualifications from world-renowned university partners, the nation's education arena today ensures students can reap maximum benefits for their future career path. Below are a compilation of resources that may be useful when considering Malaysia as your preferred education destination.

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Education System Danmark

Education System School and College Level
Making the choice to study in Denmark is easy. There are plenty of opportunities for international students and researchers. The Danish higher education institutions are internationally oriented and offer a large selection of programmes and individual courses in English.

The Danish education system provides access to primary school, secondary school and most kinds of higher. Attendance at "Folkeskole" or equivalent education is compulsory for a minimum of 9 years. Equivalent education could be in private schools or classes attended at home. About 99% of students attend primary school, 86% attend secondary school, and 41% pursue further education. All college education in Denmark is free; there are no tuition fees to enroll in courses. Students in secondary school or higher and aged 18 or above may apply for student support which provides fixed financial support, disbursed monthly.


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2nd Passport Programes ST.Kitts& Nevis

Tourist Attractions ST.Kitts& Nevis

St. Kitts and Nevis is a nation in the West Indies made up of two volcanic islands. Both the larger, busier St. Kitts and smaller Nevis boast picture-perfect beaches around lush rain forest interiors. The two islands are connected by frequent ferries, so no matter which island you choose to stay on, your itinerary can include the attractions of both.

Culturama
Culturama is a 12-day festival held annually on Nevis in late July and early August. It is similar to carnivals on other Caribbean Islands, with the streets, churches, hotels and squares of Nevis filled with music, dancing, parades, concerts and food. Crowds of locals and tourists gather for the showcase of the culture and arts of Nevis held in celebration of the emancipation of slaves in the 1830s. See the Miss Culture Queen and Talented Youth pageants, live bands and fashion shows among many other festivities.


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TOURIST ATTRACTIONS CYPRUS

The Akamas Peninsula is a very lovely area close to Paphos and excellent for swimming, cycling and walking. A real treat for nature lovers and there are many trails to explore such as the popular Aphrodite and Adonis Trails.

The Troodos Mountains stretch across the centre of Cyprus and are edged with 12th and 15th century Byzantine frescoed churches and monasteries, forests of pine and wine making villages. The area can be reached by car or bus and the nearby resort of Platres is where many take a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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Canada Benefits of Having a Study Permit

Benefits of Having a Study Permit
You should apply for a Study Permit before you come to Canada if you think you may wish to continue your studies in another program after you complete the short-term course or program. If you do not have a valid Study Permit and wish to continue your studies, you will have to leave Canada in order to apply for one.


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Life Style ST.Kitts and Nevis

Life Style ST.Kitts and Nevis
Here, an unhurried way of life remains the norm, and vacationers from around the world experience a lifestyle that's relatively uncorrupted by the bustle of modern life. St Kitts and Nevis is a truly spectacular location. A closely tied duo of volcanic islands, nestling in the heart of the azure blue Caribbean Sea. Intoxicating natural beauty, sunny skies, warm waters, and white sandy beaches combine to make St Kitts one of the most seductive spots in the Caribbean.

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Immigration to Bulgaria from Karachi

LIFESTYLE BULGARIAFor many people, one of the biggest attractions of Bulgaria is that it offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy the better things of life: the beach in summer, skiing in the winter, golf, walking in the mountains, horse-riding, fishing, football; painting, photography, bird-watching; opera, theatre, music; clubs, concerts, cinema - it's all here. On the other hand, you could spend your days pottering around the garden and your evenings outside watching the sun go down over a glass of home-made wine, just like your neighbours. And It's not just the view through rose-tinted glasses that reveals the sheep and goats roaming freely around the unfenced fields and the tranquility enjoyed by people living comfortably side-by-side with nature. Self sufficiency is a respected standard - but, if you prefer, you can also buy everything you need for a completely modern lifestyle from any of the big supermarkets or shopping malls that are now open for business across the country.


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Business Migration Karachi

Australia, Canada & New Zealand have business migration programs to attract successful entrepreneur in their country. Each country has multiple programs & depending on type of visa it may be a conditional or unconditional visa. The purpose of business migration program is to attract successful businessperson in their country to benefit the economy. Business migration program generally has two main streams Entrepreneur category & Investor category.


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