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ARTICLE · 30 MARCH 2023

Immigration Support For Nationals Of Syria And Turkey

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The government of Canada announced that it will continue to process temporary and permanent residence applications submitted by impacted individuals of Turkey and Syria on a priority basis. 

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Jessie Butchley
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  • Canada introduced additional immigration support measures for individuals impacted by the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria

Overview

The government of Canada announced that it will continue to process temporary and permanent residence applications submitted by impacted individuals of Turkey and Syria on a priority basis. 

Effective 29 March 2023, Turkish and Syrian nationals in Canada can apply for a status extension without fees for studying, working or visiting family. 

Additionally, those already in Canada from Turkey and Syria will have an open work permit option to extend their temporary status and switch between temporary streams. Passport or travel document requirements will be waived for affected individuals who cannot provide proof of these documents. 

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