Green & Spiegel is pleased to host From Europe to Canada: Entering and Establishing Your Business at our Toronto office in collaboration with the Canada Finland Chamber of Commerce and the Estonian Canadian Business Chamber.
Hiring temporary foreign workers can help address labour shortages and support business growth, but it also comes with important and ongoing employer compliance obligations.
International graduates are employed across a wide range of industries in Canada. One of the key temporary work permit categories that enables international graduates to work in Canada is the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
Multinational companies often need to move key personnel into a Canadian parent, subsidiary, branch, or affiliate.
Looking to retain foreign workers without an LMIA? This guide explains top LMIA-exempt work permit options, including FTAs, IEC, Mobilité Francophone, and more to help Canadian employers keep talent.
Worried about losing employees due to expiring work permits? This guide explains key risks, PGWP timelines, and practical immigration pathways to help Canadian employers retain talent and plan ahead.
In recent months, there has been a significant rise in Post‑Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) refusals caused by missing language test results.
Shoshana Green shares insights in The Globe and Mail on recent Express Entry policy changes and their impact on skilled immigration to Canada.
Senior Associate Peter Salerno breaks down how Canadian employers may be able to hire foreign nationals without an LMIA through the International Mobility Program (IMP)
Managing Partner, Stephen Green shared his insights with The Globe and Mail on Canada’s approach to visitor visas and asylum concerns ahead of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
Managing Partner, Stephen Green shared his insights with The Globe and Mail on federal public-service cuts and what they mean for Canada’s immigration system.
Managing Partner, Stephen Green joined Simi on Mornings with Simi – The Morning Bite, to discuss the IRCC’s decision to pause the Start-up Visa Program.
Managing Partner, Stephen Green shared his insights with the Globe and Mail on IRCC’s decision to pause the Start-up Visa Program.
Managing Partner Stephen Green shared insights on Canada’s decision to halt intake for the Start-Up Visa program.
Senior Associate, Benjamin Green has been featured in CTV News for his insights on Canadians’ rights at the U.S. border, including what to know if asked by a border agent to access your social media accounts.
Senior Associate, Valerie Kleinman, has been featured in the National Post for her insights on Ottawa’s proposed Bill C-3 and its sweeping impact on Canadian citizenship by descent.
Senior Associate Sonia Sidhu was recently featured in Business Day, where she provided in-depth insight into some of the most significant pitfalls facing Canadian immigration applicants.
Associate lawyer Emre Esensoy recently authored an article for Law360 Canada exploring the key visa pathways available to manufacturers facing Canada’s growing labour shortages.
Managing Partner, Evan Green spoke with BBC News on how recent U.S. H-1B visa changes present a key opportunity for
Managing Partner, Evan Green shared his insights with the Financial Times on the growing wave of U.S. professionals seeking to
