A detailed guide for Ukrainians who want to become permanent residents of Canada. Overview of immigration programs (Express Entry, PNP, sponsorship, humanitarian), requirements, documents, application stages, and tips for successfully completing the process. Up-to-date information for temporary migrants, students, and workers.
Immigrants to Canada are required to comply with the country's tax laws. In this category, you will find answers to key questions: who among newcomers must file a tax return, what income is taxable, how the tax refund system works, what RRSPs, TFSAs, and other tax planning tools are. We also cover special considerations for temporary residents, students, business owners, and new permanent residents.
How to properly prepare documents for relatives coming to Calgary Step-by-step instructions and tips on obtaining visas, invitations, insurance, and documents for relatives planning to visit you in Calgary. Learn about visa types (guest, Super Visa), mandatory requirements, length of stay, medical certificates, financial documents, and border crossing preparation. Relevant for Ukrainians who want to invite their parents, children, or other family members.
Legal assistance for newcomers in Calgary provides support to immigrants and refugees with visas, status, employment, housing, family law, and human rights. Free consultations, help with paperwork, support in disputes with employers or landlords, and legal information in Ukrainian are all available through organizations such as Legal Aid Alberta, Immigrant Services Calgary, and CCIS. Find out how to get legal assistance and protect your rights in Canada.
Find out how to apply for social assistance in Alberta: step-by-step instructions for newcomers, Ukrainians, and residents of the province. Overview of support programs, eligibility criteria, required documents, online applications, and local resources in Calgary, Edmonton, and other cities.
This section covers practical aspects of legal issues that do not fall within the main thematic categories: from resolving everyday disputes and consumer rights issues to procedural nuances of appealing to state authorities. Here you will find advice, algorithms for action, and contacts for assistance in non-standard legal situations.
If your employer violates your working conditions, does not pay your wages, or violates your working hours, you are entitled to protection. In this section, you will find step-by-step instructions on how to act in case of violation of your labor rights: where to go, how to file a complaint, which authorities are responsible for supervision, and what documents you will need. Situations involving temporary workers, new arrivals, and Ukrainian refugees are considered separately.
Terminating a lease in Calgary can be a complicated process if you don't know your rights and responsibilities. In this section, you will learn when and how you can legally terminate a lease, what reasons are considered valid, how to properly notify your landlord, and what to do in case of disputes. It also covers options for early termination, deposit refunds, finding a replacement tenant (subletting/assignment), and protection in cases of rights violations.
Avoiding problems with tax authorities in Calgary is not only about filing your returns on time, but also about understanding your obligations as a resident, employee, entrepreneur, or newcomer. In this section, you will find tips on tax planning, paying taxes, interacting with the CRA (Canada Revenue Agency), and learn what to do in case of audits, debts, or receiving notices.
The Temporary Protection Visa (CUAET) allows Ukrainians to legally live, work, and study in Canada for up to 3 years. In Calgary, this program provides access to health care, social assistance, employment, and educational opportunities for children and adults. Learn about visa eligibility, the application process, support for newcomers, and local resources to help you settle in the city.