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Canada – business immigration manual
Practice Area: Immigration
Sector: Business services
Jurisdiction: Canada
Published: 16 June 2011
Law Firm: Baker & McKenzie
Overview
Canada’s immigration law is split between temporary (foreign worker, student, and visitor) and permanent residence (immigrant) programs. Canada was built with the help of immigrants and to this day arguably remains the most immigrant-friendly nation in the world. It has consistently welcomed about 250,000 new immigrants yearly for the past 15 years and, in recent years, has opened its doors to over one million temporary residents annually.
Baker & McKenzie provides an in-depth guide discussing immigration issues and legal requirement for businesses in Canada.
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