Celebrating and Advancing the Immigration Consulting Profession in Canada at CAPIC NCIC 2022
It was an honor to celebrate the field of immigration consulting in Canada at CAPIC’s Annual NCIC conference 2022.
Joorney at 2022 CAPIC National Citizenship and Immigration Conference (NCIC)
Joorney Business Plans is a proud sponsor of CAPIC ’s 2022 NCIC! Our team will be at your disposal throughout the conference, both in-person and online.
Webinar: Joorney Behind the Scenes – What We Do and What We Don’t
In this webinar, we will go behind the scenes at Joorney to understand the scope of Joorney’s work and answer common questions from our partners and clients.
Webinar: Significant benefit work permit program (IMP C11) – The Basics and Complexities
In this webinar, in conversation with Nava Elmi, we learn more about the basics and intricacies of the IMP C11 Significant Benefit program
Webinar – The Start-Up Visa: A Conversation with Launch Academy
Are you curious about the Start-up Visa in Canada and its basics and process? Join us as our special quest Ray Walia deep dives into the program to let applicants – as well as the professionals who serve them – know more about the available options.
The Start-up Visa: The Letter of Support is Just the Starting Point – What Comes Next?
Are you curious about the Start-up Visa in Canada and steps that should be taken after the letter of support? Join us as our special quest Upasana Sharma reviews the basics of the Start-up Visa program, dives into the steps beyond receiving the letter of support, and outlines the process for obtaining permanent residency.
Joorney at 2021 CAPIC National Citizenship and Immigration Conference
Joorney Business Plans is a proud sponsor of CAPIC’s 2021 NCIC! Our team will be at your disposal throughout the conference. We are excited to meet and chat with all of you at our virtual booth!
Business Immigration in Canada: Top 4 Business Plan Writing Trends
Canadian business immigration is on the rise. As a result, there is an increased need for immigration lawyers and consultants, as well as business plan writing specialists. For immigration professionals whose knowledge and skills are in high demand, several changes have begun to take place, such as an increased focus on collaboration and outsourcing.
