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Mass Dismissal of Hundreds of Immigration Cases

January 27, 2026

Canada Seeks the Mass Dismissal of Hundreds of Immigration Cases in the Federal Court

In short: The federal government has alleged that 430 ‘self-represented’ immigration filings in court were all from the same unauthorized immigration agents. The immigration officials pointed […]

December 23, 2025

Beyond the Forms: Why Complex Spousal Sponsorships Require Legal Expertise

At Nanda & Associate Lawyers, we understand that love is simple, but immigration law is not. While many couples believe a genuine relationship is all that […]

Nanda & Associate Lawyers Canada - An immigration lawyer

November 27, 2025

Citizenship-by-descent Laws For Canadians Born Abroad All Set To Change

In short: Under the 2015 Amendment to the Canadian Citizenship Act, the citizenship by descent of Canadians born or adopted outside Canada was limited to the […]

September 29, 2025

Trump’s New H-1B Policy Expected to Boost Skilled Economic Immigration to Canada

In short: The Trump Administration just implemented a steep hike in the H-1B visa fee to $100,000. Most tech firms in the US rely on the […]

New Immigration Bill Likely to Target Some Groups More Than Others

September 22, 2025

New Immigration Bill Likely to Target Some Groups More Than Others

In short: The proposed Strong Borders Act is set to expand the powers of the immigration officials to pause and stop the acceptance or processing of […]

September 17, 2025

Carney Government Planning Drastic Reductions to Immigration Levels

In short: The Liberal government hopes to reduce the non-permanent resident population to 5% by 2027. At around three million, the non-permanent residents currently stand at […]

September 3, 2025

IRCC Considers Permanent Job Mobility for Foreign Workers

In Short: IRCC plans permanent job mobility, letting foreign workers switch employers immediately after applying for new permits. Workers gain freedom, employers hire faster—but must improve […]

July 3, 2025

Canada Tightens Open Work Permit Eligibility for the Spouses of International Workers and Students

In short: In order to better serve the economic and labour market requirements of the country, the Canadian administration has imposed some restrictions to streamline the […]

June 26, 2025

Strong Borders Act: What to Do If You’ve Received a Removal Order in Canada

In short: Bill C-2 (Strong Borders Act) empowers CBSA officers to practice their expanded power and accelerate deportation timelines. Failed refugee claimants, inadmissible individuals, and those […]

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