PROSPECTIVE MIGRATION SERVICE CANADA
| ABOUT THE PROSPECTIVE MIGRATION SERVICE | |
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The Prospective Migration Service is designed to help clients who did not pass our Free Canadian Visa Eligibility Assessment. We will evaluate your current circumstances in detail and provide you with a complete and realistic assessment of your chances of applying for Canadian Visa. You will receive advice and strategies on improving your chances of success by applying for alternative Visa types along with a comprehensive Guide to Canada. In addition, you will also receive ongoing support from our registered Migration Consultants. The Prospective Migration Service provides you with personalized advice, information, and documentation in one complete package. We can help you avoid the unnecessary expense of submission fees until we are confident that your Visa application has an excellent chance of success. |
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 Personalized AssessmentA detailed assessment of your profile to help you understand your Visa and make your application more effective. |
 Personalized Visa Application GuideA clear step-by-step guide to help you apply for your Canadian Visa. |
 Application FormsAll the forms you need to apply for your Visa to Canada. |
 Guide to CanadaA detailed, practical guide to help you settle in Canada. |
 Online Migration SpecialistA complimentary 30-day subscription to our 24 hour advice network (valued at US$150). |
 Telephone ConsultationA free consultation with your assigned Migration Consultant (valued at US$100). |
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On March 16th, 2010, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced the launch of consultations to identify Canada's new and emerging labour market needs and how immigration can best respond to them in light of the momentum gained by the economic recovery.
According to Statistics Canada, visible minorities in Toronto and the surrounding municipalities could double within the next 20 years.
Effective October of this year, immigrants who want to establish a business in Saskatchewan will be charged $2,500.
