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Campbell Cohen Canada Immigration Law Firm

The Canadian federal and provincial governments are constantly updating their programs to ensure that Canadian immigration is successful, both for newcomers and for Canada. With many options to choose from, including Business Immigration, David Cohen and the Campbell Cohen Law Firm can help you determine what your best options are for Canada immigration.

General Immigration

For professionals and workers. Federal and Quebec Skilled Worker, Provincial Nominee, Federal Self-Employed, and Canadian Experience Class.
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Business Immigration

For individuals with management experience, or for business owners, having a high net worth. Federal and Quebec Investor, Entrepreneur, and Self-Employed programs.
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Family Class Sponsorship

For a Canadian citizen or Permanent Resident who wants to sponsor close family members.
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H1B or other US work visa

For workers who are currently in the United States on temporary work visas. Canada wants you.
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Submit your FREE assessment Questionnaire to find out what your options may be for Canada Immigration. Your assessment results will be e-mailed to you in less than 24 hours.
 

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  • Canada Immigration Discussion Forum
    Canada Immigration Forum
    Canadavisa's public Canada Immigration Forum covers topics relating to migration to Canada, work in Canada, living in Canada, and citizenship. Whether you want to migrate to Canada as a Permanent Resident (Skilled Worker, Business, Family, Provincial Nomination, Canadian Experience) or are interested in Temporary Residency, post your Canadian immigration questions and share your experiences with Canada immigration applications and visas.
  • David Cohen's
    Immigration Blog
    Canada Immigration Blog
    The Canada Immigration Blog is where Attorney David Cohen expresses his personal views on the cross-border movement of people as it pertains to Canadian immigration and the Canadian experience. In his blog, David writes about his perspective on Citizenship and Immigration Canada laws and regulations as well as Canadian immigration and citizenship policies of the past, present and future. David welcomes comments from readers.
  • LoonLounge.com
    Settlement Community
    LoonLounge - Canada Immigration and Settlement Online Community
    LoonLounge is the Canadian Immigration and Settlement Online Community. It is a social network designed to facilitate the Canadian immigration process to obtain a Canada visa. Connect with people in Canada and around the world who wish to migrate to Canada. Share immigration experiences and advice, ask questions, make friends, search for work in Canada and create your plan. Membership is free. Join the LoonLounge community today!
  • Canada Immigration Newsletter - CIC News
    Cic News
    Cicnews.com hosts Canadavisa's Immigration Canada Newsletter, a monthly electronic publication with a reader base of more than 250,000 people. Edited by Attorney David Cohen, the newsletter covers the latest Canadian immigration news and commentaries.  It is a valuable resource for anyone with an interest in immigrating to Canada, working in Canada, and settling in Canada.
  • Canada Work Visa
    Work Permits
    Canada Work Visa
    Canadaworkvisa is Campbell Cohen's dedicated Work Permit website, focusing on the employment of foreign workers in Canada. It is a resource for foreign workers, Canadian employers who wish to hire workers from abroad, and foreign enterprises sending or transferring their workers to Canada. Individuals who are neither Canadian citizens nor Permanent Residents must obtain a Work Permit to work in Canada.