OneSource Immigration Inc.
75 Dolobram Trail L7A4Y4 Brampton, ON, Canada

Biometrics Starting December 3, 2019, you need to give your fingerprints and photo (biometrics) if you’re applying within Canada as a foreign worker (including extending your work permit)... international student (including extending your study permit) visa-required visitor (including extending your stay) permanent resident You’ll be able to give your biometrics at a designated Service Canada location. Make sure you follow all the steps to give your biometrics, including paying the biometrics fee, when you apply. You can go to one of these official locations to give your biometrics: Visa application centres (VACs) worldwide Application support centers (ASCs) in the United States and its territories as of December 3, 2019, at designated Service Canada offices (SCOs). Before you go, you need to make an appointment to give your biometrics. #Biometrics#fingerprints#photo

Lest We Forget. #Remember

Here are just a few advantages of studying in Canada: The multicultural learning experience and environment. One of the most peaceful and safest study destinations in the world.... Stable political, social and economic environment. Consistently ranked by the UN as one of the most livable countries worldwide. Studying in Canada can be beneficial and makes you eligible to apply for Canadian permanent residency. World-class, higher education standards and its educational qualifications are on par with other study destinations like UK, USA, Europe. Education and related expenses are quite affordable if compared to other leading study destinations like the US or UK. A study permit allows Indian students to work part-time along with their education. Indian students are allowed to work for one year, post completion of their program and can apply for a post-graduation work permit after that. The growing Indian student community in Canada offers help and support. #studypermit #canadianimmigration

Wishing everyone a very Happy & Prosperous Diwali

Here is a non-exhaustive list of family members who are eligible for sponsorship: Common-law partners, spouses or conjugal partners who are above 18 years of age Parents and dependent children... Adopted children, children, being considered for adoption (under 18 years of age) and those under the sponsor’s guardianship Grandparents Sisters, brothers, nephews, nieces, Grandchildren, grandchildren who are orphans and under 18 years of age (unmarried and shouldn’t be in a common-law relationship) Please feel free to connect if you need additional help and insight in this area. #familysponsorship