New IRCC pathway offers permanent residency for internationally trained physicians with recent Canadian work experience. Learn eligibility and key details.
December 8, 2025
New IRCC pathway offers permanent residency for internationally trained physicians with recent Canadian work experience. Learn eligibility and key details.
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.
Valerie Kleinman updates readers on Bill C-3 and upcoming changes to Canadian citizenship by descent, including new eligibility for generations born abroad.
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.
Lexology Index has recognized three of the firm’s Senior Partners as among the highest-ranked lawyers in Lexology Index: Canada 2025.
Canada has introduced a temporary policy exempting certain FIFA-invited workers from work permit requirements for FIFA 2026. Learn who qualifies and how to prepare.
Canada simplifies study permits for master’s and PhD students, offering quicker approvals and removing the PAL requirement in 2026
Learn about Canada’s 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan, including new limits on residents and shifts in economic and temporary immigration.
Canada’s manufacturing sector faces a critical skilled labor shortage, pushing employers to seek international talent to stay competitive and meet production demands.
Green and Spiegel is proud to announce its inclusion as one of Canada’s Best Law Firms for 2026 by The Globe and Mail’s Report on Business.
Processing delays for Canadian permanent residence (PR) applications have become a frustrating reality. The Start-up Visa Program (SUV) in particular has seen timelines increase dramatically from 20 months in 2020 to 53 months today. If your application has been delayed, there may be steps you can take to understand the cause — and potentially push for a decision.
Green and Spiegel has been recognized as a Band 1 law firm for Immigration in the Chambers Canada 2026 Guide for the 10th consecutive year.
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
As part of its efforts to improve transparency and service delivery, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has updated
Managing Partner, Evan Green provided his perspective to the Toronto Star on the challenges of Canada’s visa approval process, emphasizing
Four Green and Spiegel lawyers have been included in The Best Lawyers Canada, 2026 Edition. Congratulations to Green and Spiegel Senior Partners Shoshana T. Green, Evan J. Green and Stephen W. Green, as well as Senior Associate Valerie Kleinman.
Canada’s Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) Program allows international students who have completed an eligible study program at a designated learning institution (DLI)
The Canadian government is committed to reuniting as many families as possible through the Parents and Grandparents (PGP) Program.
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