On November 9th and 10th, 2018, Reach Immigration participated for the second consecutive year in the International Emigration & Luxury Property Expo (IELP) held in Cannes, France. IELP is one of the world’s leading exhibitions in the field of immigration. It features a series of international conferences and exhibitors hosted across key global destinations including
Reach Immigration held RIPE for investors from September 25 to 29, 2018. This exhibition stands out as one of the largest real estate and migration consultancy events in Jordan and Egypt. The unique aspect of this event is that it brought real estate developers from around the world directly in contact with clients. Developers offered
As part of its continuous efforts to stay up to date with the latest global trends in migration and real estate investment, Reach Immigration attended the MENA Migration and Investment Conference held in Dubai. The conference focused on industrial developments and how they influence the selection of the most suitable programs to meet client needs.
Canada offers various immigration pathways and programs for individuals who wish to make Canada their new home. One of the most important ways to obtain Canadian citizenship is through permanent residency. Individuals can apply for permanent residency through various immigration categories and programs or government-sponsored refugee resettlement categories. Obtaining permanent residency in Canada means
Since 1996, the Canadian government has implemented language proficiency assessments, evaluating the language competency of foreign nationals in Canada’s official languages: English and French. This assessment serves as the national standard used by the Canadian government to measure and assess the language proficiency of potential immigrants. Required grades to demonstrate language proficiency The Canadian government
Financial capacity proof is a fundamental requirement for many immigration programs in Canada, such as the Federal Skilled Worker Program and the Federal Skilled Trades Program. Applicants are required to declare the amounts of money they currently possess, which will assist them in the transition and settlement in Canada. They are asked to provide evidence