Category: Canada

Canada continues to be one of the world’s most popular destinations for immigrants seeking better career opportunities, education, and a higher standard of living. In 2025, Canada has rolled out several important changes to its immigration system, aiming to make the process more streamlined, inclusive, and aligned with labor market needs. Whether you are a […]

Canada has introduced a major policy change that makes it easier for parents and grandparents to visit their families through the Super Visa. As of January 28, 2025, applicants can now purchase health insurance from non-Canadian insurers, provided they meet specific requirements. This update significantly reduces the financial burden on families and expands health insurance […]

Moving to a new country brings many changes, including probably new ways to manage your financial goals. For newcomers to Canada, investing is one way to help grow your savings. This article may help you understand what investing is, how to prepare, and some investment options available in Canada. What Is Investing? Your Path to Financial […]

Are you new to Canada and have family living abroad? Perhaps you need to send money home from time to time? Whether you are supporting loved ones or managing your ongoing financial commitments, TD Global TransferTM may offer you a helpful solution to send money overseas. In this article we’ll take a closer look at TD Global […]

Filing taxes is a necessary part of Canadian life that many newcomers may find intimidating the first time they need to file. However, this process is usually simpler than it appears. The following will cover important information for newcomers, including when and why to file taxes, how to do so, and the possible benefits for tax-filers […]

For various reasons, Canadian immigration applicants may decide to pursue a refund on their application.   These reasons could include Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s (IRCC’s) refusal of an application, the applicant deciding to withdraw from consideration for immigration to Canada, or the applicant overpaying the required amount to IRCC. IRCC indicates that eligibility for a […]

After an international student obtains a study permit, they may need to extend or change the permit during their studies in Canada. A study permit expires 90 days after the end of a study program. If you do not finish your program before the date on your study permit, you will be required to apply to […]