AeroPath Immigration

A nomination isn't just a document—it represents months (and sometimes years) of hard work, patience, and determination. 🇨🇦

We're thrilled to share that one of our clients has successfully received their Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) Nomination!

This is a major step toward Permanent Residence and a significant milestone in their Canadian immigration journey.

Congratulations to our client on this well-deserved achievement. Thank you for trusting AeroPath Immigration to be part of your journey.

Your PR dream is getting closer every day, and we can't wait to celebrate the next milestone with you.

📩 Looking to explore your own pathway to Permanent Residence? Reach out to our team today.

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Another Study Permit Extension approved successfully 🇨🇦✔️

A study permit extension may sound simple — but timing, documentation, enrollment history, and compliance with study conditions all play an important role in the process.

Glad to see another client continue their journey in Canada without interruption.

If your permit expiry is approaching, planning ahead matters more than waiting until the last minute.

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Having a baby while on a work permit in Canada? 🇨🇦👶

One of the biggest immigration myths is that having a Canadian-born child automatically gives parents PR.

While your child may become a Canadian citizen at birth, parents must still maintain valid status and qualify through existing immigration pathways.

Swipe through to learn what having a baby in Canada means for your immigration future.

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Another Spousal Open Work Permit approved successfully 🇨🇦✔️

Behind every SOWP approval is a family trying to stay together, build stability, and move forward with the right opportunities in Canada.

Every application has its own complexities, timelines, and documentation requirements — which is why proper preparation and strategy matter throughout the process.

Wishing our client all the best for this new chapter in Canada.

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Another major Express Entry draw focused on French-speaking candidates 🇨🇦

IRCC has issued 4,500 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for candidates with French language proficiency with a minimum CRS score of 409.

This continues to show how valuable French ability has become within Canada’s immigration system. In a time where many general CRS scores remain highly competitive, French-language category draws are creating strong opportunities for eligible candidates.

Language skills are no longer just an “extra advantage” — for many applicants, they are becoming a major strategic factor in PR planning.

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