A conjugal relationship is one of some permanence, where individuals are financially, socially, emotionally and physically interdependent, where they share household and related responsibilities, and where they have made a serious commitment to one another. Conjugal does not mean “sexual relations” alone. It indicates that there is a significant degree of attachment and mutual commitment…
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From: Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada News release June 12, 2023—Ottawa—Refugees and other displaced individuals are forced to restart their lives when they flee their home country, but they should not have to start from scratch, particularly when it comes to acquiring skills, training, experience and education. Through the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP), Canada is tapping into…
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Who can apply Those eligible to apply are refugees or other displaced people who have the ability to become economically established, intend to reside in a province or territory outside Quebec and meet all of the following criteria as listed under the eligibility requirements in Guide 0139 – Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP). Applicants must…
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On this page Determining admissibility Medical examination Criminality Financial reasons (section A39) Inadmissibility for misrepresentation (section A40) Procedural fairness Determining admissibility Like any other permanent residence applicant, Federal Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (Federal EMPP) candidates must not be inadmissible to Canada. Once it has been determined that an applicant is eligible for Federal EMPP, the…
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