Canadavisa.com reveals fresh new look with new assessment form that determines your eligibility across 60 Canadian immigration categories

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CIC News
Published: October 29, 2009

Federal Skilled Worker is no longer the only way to go.  Both federal and provincial immigration programs have expanded significantly in recent times, offering candidates more than sixty different alternatives for immigration to Canada.  This new reality in Canadian immigration is matched by the revamp of Canada's leading immigration website, Canadavisa.com.  By submitting a Canadian immigration eligibility questionnaire on Canadavisa.com, an applicant's candidacy will be assessed across all the Canada immigration options that currently exist.

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