Tourism
How to get a Canadian tourist visa with multiple entries?
Strategic tips for a multiple-entry tourist visit to Canada
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Changes to eTa and visitor visas for mexican citizens traveling to Canada
Attention, Mexican citizens, the requirements for electronic travel authorizations (eTA) and visitor visas were modified as of Thursday, February 29, 2024, so new measures are now in effect that will affect the procedures for those who plan to travel to Canada and require such document.
Canada extends the change of status from tourist to worker until 2025!
Excellent news for this 2023, the Canadian government extends the time in which people with a tourist visa can apply within the country for a change of status as a worker.
REQUIREMENTS FOR CANADIAN TOURIST VISA
Many people aim to travel to Canada as tourists. However, in practice many people face situations in which their application is rejected because it is possible to make mistakes or send incomplete applications when applying for this visa. In this post we will tell you what are the most important requirements to take into account before applying.
New Immigration Consultation Hours
We know that planning to migrate to Canada is not easy and that work schedules are an obstacle when you want to learn more, that is why we have decided to open new hours in our immigration consultations to help you create the path to get to the country of the maple leaf.
Mont Tremblant, a must-see destination!
The weather, the reddish and yellow colors announce the arrival of one of the best times of the year: autumn. And that is why last weekend we decided to take a walk in this beautiful place located an hour and a half drive from Montreal.
Discover Montreal by bike
In Canada, more and more people are using bicycles as a means of transportation, which is why the country has invested a good deal of money to build and maintain cycle paths.
This week's destination: The Montreal Tower and Olympic Stadium
The Olympic Tower and Stadium in Montreal, Quebec. Both buildings are located next to each other, they are recognized as representative symbols of the city of Montreal and must-see destinations.