Raoul Sfeir - Immigration Law

Raoul Sfeir - Immigration Law Immigration Canada : conseils clairs, dossiers solides, suivi rigoureux. Visas, permis, RP, Holder of a Ph.D.

Raoul-Rafael Sfeir, with a unique background and impressive language and communication skills, brings an international expertise together with an understanding of the imperatives of the industry and the immigration law context. Doctorate Degree from France in International law as well as a double Master degree, he has collaborated with international law firms and practices, an international bank h

eadquartered in Paris as well as trained in several Courts and currently is a member of both Paris and Quebec Bars. Given his high-level education, experience and international background as well as his expertise (worked in Paris, in the Middle East and in Montreal on various cross-border legal matters), he was able to develop a wide understanding of the legal issues affecting individuals and stakes involved in order to deliver excellent legal services timely, to a high standard and in a cost effective manner. He can assist with cases including Spousal sponsorships, work, travel and residency permits, inter-company transferee work visas and permanent resident applications, citizenship, skilled worker applications (under Canada’s federal immigration program), professional work visas, Investor work visas and permanent resident applications under NAFTA, family Class Sponsorship, Investment, Permanent Resident Card Renewal, temporary permits, asylum (refugee claims), open work permits, student visas and more.

12/01/2025

EN :
Ontario is exploring whether it can issue its own work permits for asylum seekers using Section 95 of the Constitution. This is not in force yet—details and timeline TBD, and federal authority over work permits still applies for now.
CTA: Comment “ONTARIO-WP” to get updates and a plan for current federal options.

FR :
L’Ontario étudie la possibilité d’émettre ses propres permis de travail pour demandeurs d’asile en s’appuyant sur l’article 95 de la Constitution. Rien n’est en vigueur pour l’instant—détails et échéancier à confirmer, et l’autorité fédérale sur les permis demeure.

EN :International students: there is no longer a dedicated “PEQ–Graduate” path to a CSQ. To seek PR in Québec, new grads...
12/01/2025

EN :
International students: there is no longer a dedicated “PEQ–Graduate” path to a CSQ. To seek PR in Québec, new grads must now compete under the PSTQ (points grid via Arrima). Action items: keep your French strong, line up skilled work in-province, and update your Arrima profile.

FR :
Étudiants internationaux : il n’existe plus de voie “PEQ-Diplômés” vers le CSQ. Pour la RP au Québec, les nouveaux diplômés doivent désormais passer par le PSTQ (grille de points via Arrima). À faire : renforcer le français, cibler un emploi qualifié au Québec et mettre à jour votre profil Arrima.

12/01/2025

EN :
Québec ends the PEQ on Nov 19, 2025. From now on, the PSTQ (Arrima) is the main route to permanent selection. PEQ files already submitted will still be processed, but no new PEQ applications are accepted.

FR :
Fin du PEQ au 19 novembre 2025. Désormais, la voie principale est le PSTQ (Arrima). Les demandes PEQ déjà déposées continuent d’être traitées, mais aucune nouvelle demande PEQ n’est acceptée.

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