The taxation agreement between the French government and the Government of the United Arab Emirates was signed on July 19, 1989 and was amended in 1993 to include today also a multilateral treaty to prevent base erosion since the entry into force on January 1, 2019 (the “Convention”).
Canada is one of the most requested countries in terms of immigration, for several reasons: high-quality education, universal health, employment opportunities, cultural and religious diversity…
As a worker and depending on your current situation, you have different opportunities to immigrate to Canada.[1]
Thus, in this article, we will come back point by point on the different opportunities that are available to you as a worker.[2]
We will first study immigration programs at the federal level, namely Express Entry, the program dedicated to the self-employed and the start-up visa program. These programs will allow you to immigrate to all provinces except Quebec (I).
Next, we will discuss the programs created for young people, namely the Working Holiday Permit and the Young Professionals Permit, which make it easier than other programs to immigrate from anywhere in Canada, including Quebec (II).
Finally, the programs specific to the province of Quebec, namely the Quebec program for permanent workers, temporary workers and business people (III), will be apprehended.
Lawyers registered with the Paris and Montreal Bars as well as legal counsel in the Emirates, Conseil Avocate puts its skills at the service of its clients in the fields of business law and tax law with its clients in France, Canada and the United Arab Emirates.
