Refugee Classes

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Refugee Classes

You might be considered a refugee if:


  • You are outside of your country of origin and can’t return because you’re at risk of being killed or persecuted and there is no protection available to you; or
  • You are outside of your country of origin and can’t return because it’s not safe to do so either because of war or massive human rights violations.


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There are different processes to follow in order to apply as a refugee if you are outside of Canada or if you are inside Canada. Some options require that you have a group who is willing to sponsor you, and other options allow you to qualify on your own.


Claiming refugee status should be an option of last resort for anyone, as you typically require very difficult personal circumstances in order to gain approval and if you are refused, your chances of obtaining any other immigration status to live in Canada are incredibly slim.


Our firm does not work in the area of Refugee Law, but if you are in need of this sort of representation, feel free to contact us. We would be pleased to provide you with a referral to trusted counsel.

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