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Canada’s Aggressive Immigration Strategy Post COVID19
Canada remains very much open to attracting the world’s leading global talent and recently announced its 2020-2022 Immigration Levels Plan.
July 5, 2020
Eddie H. Kadri, B.A, JD., Esq. is an Immigration lawyer who has been practicing law in the Province of Ontario for more than 16 years. He is dedicated to providing the highest quality legal service while delivering exceptional results for the benefit of his clients.
He firmly believes that every client deserves the best legal representation. That’s why he holds himself to the highest standards of service quality. For more than two decades Eddie Kadri has served clients from over 60 countries around the world. He has represented many of the worlds leading multinational companies and institutions doing business throughout North America. He understands the interconnectivity of the global marketplace and the need for Companies around the world to utilize talent beyond borders. Eddie Kadri and his team of professionals at Kadri Law offer real solutions for global workforce mobility and Canadian Permanent Residency options for intending immigrants all around the world.
Eddie H. Kadri, B.A, JD., Esq. is an Immigration lawyer who has been practicing law in the Province of Ontario for more than 16 years. He is dedicated to providing the highest quality legal service while delivering exceptional results for the benefit of his clients.
He firmly believes that every client deserves the best legal representation. That’s why he holds himself to the highest standards of service quality. For more than two decades Eddie Kadri has served clients from over 60 countries around the world. He has represented many of the worlds leading multinational companies doing business throughout North America. He understands the interconnectivity of the global marketplace and the need for Companies around the world to utilize talent beyond borders. Eddie Kadri and his network of professionals around the world offer real solutions for global workforce mobility.
Canada remains very much open to attracting the world’s leading global talent and recently announced its 2020-2022 Immigration Levels Plan.
It appears that Canadians will be exempt from President Trump’s sweeping ban on certain foreign workers. New York Rep. Elise Stefanik, a staunch ally of the President has broken from the Administration on this issue and lobbied for Canada’s exemption.
President Trump signed an executive order, expanding immigration restrictions to H-1B, H-2B, J-1 and L-1 visas, which will impact cultural exchanges as well as managers or other key employees for multinational companies.
Canada can be a viable solution for many US Companies seeking to port highly skilled foreign talent facing this crisis in the US.