The Canadian study permit cost will be raised in January 2024 by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This update states the living cost requirements for study permit applicants, marking a significant change. This revision, the first since the early 2000s, increases the cost-of-living requirement from $10,000 to $20,635 for Read more…
Quebec, the second-most populous province in Canada, boasts a population of over 8.7 million people. What sets Quebec apart from other provinces is its unique distinction as the only majority-French region in Canada, making it the ultimate Francophone province. Whether you’re an immigrant from a French-speaking country or simply aiming Read more…
Judicial Review Decision – Taghdiri v. Minister of Citizenship and Immigration (2023 FC 1516) The blog post discusses a judicial review case involving the rejection of Maryam Taghdiri’s study permit application for Canada, which had consequences for her family’s visa applications. The review resulted in a grant for all applicants. Read more…
Introduction It can be difficult to navigate the intricate Canadian immigration system, which is why many people look for expert help. Immigration lawyers and Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants (RCICs) are the two main choices in Canada. While both professions are capable of offering worthwhile services, it’s crucial to comprehend their Read more…
Introduction At Pax Law Corporation, we are committed to providing transparent and efficient communication with our clients throughout the judicial review application process. As part of our dedication to keeping you informed, we offer a follow-up table that allows you to track the progress of your case easily. This blog Read more…
Introduction In a recent Federal Court decision, Safarian v Canada (MCI), 2023 FC 775, the Federal Court challenged the excessive use of boilerplate or bald statements and examined the denial of a study permit to the Applicant, Mr. Safarian. The decision shed light on the requirements for reasonable decision-making by Read more…
Introduction In this case, study permit and temporary resident visa applications were refused by an immigration officer due to an unreasonable assessment of the Study Permit. The officer based their decision on concerns about the applicants’ personal assets and financial status. Also, an officer doubted their intention to leave Canada Read more…
Introduction In a recent court decision, an MBA applicant, Farshid Safarian, successfully challenged the denial of his study permit. The decision, issued by Justice Sébastien Grammond of the Federal Court, overturned the initial refusal by a Visa Officer and ordered a redetermination of the case. This blog post will provide Read more…
Are you an international student planning to study in Canada? Understanding the study permit application process and the factors that influence decision-making is crucial. In a recent court decision, Fatemeh Jalilvand, an Iranian national seeking a study permit for herself and her children, successfully obtained a judicial review of the refusal. In this blog post, we delve into the details of the court decision (Docket: IMM-216-22, Citation: 2022 FC 1587) and discuss the key aspects of procedural fairness and reasonableness.
In a recent court decision, the Federal Court of Canada reviewed a judicial review application regarding a Start-up Business Class application under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act. The court analyzed the applicant’s eligibility and the reasons for the refusal of the permanent residence visa. This blog post provides an overview of the court decision and highlights the key points discussed in the judgment. If you’re interested in the Start-up Business Class application process and want to understand the factors considered by immigration authorities, this blog post is for you.