Manchester, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/24/2017 -- The Globe and Mail which offer authoritative news in Canada has released an article which states the seven things to know about Canada's new parental leave benefits. The government is set to change the way that parents stay at home with their babies after birth, this will make parental leave more flexible. Meaning that both parents can spend more time with their new born whilst still receiving benefits off the government.

Things to Know:

Parents will be able to stretch out their leave for eighteen months, not only this but the mother can start her maternity leave twelve weeks' prior the baby being born; this is an increase of four weeks.

Parents are able to split the leave as they wish, after the first fifteen weeks of the maternity leave, both parents are then allowed to take leave at the same time.

The changes may not happen until the next year; however, the government is working as fast as possible for it to be changed.

A spokesperson James Freeman was incredibly keen to comment saying, "We were incredibly happy to hear about this change in parental leave in Canada, this is because it gives both the mother and father a chance to bond with their new-born. Canada is a great place to live, and this just makes it even better. If you're wanting to move to Canada, then please contact us, we would be more than happy to help you transition stress free."

About James Freeman
Whether you are looking to emigrate to Australia, Canada or America, James Freeman can no doubt assist you.

For further information and to see how they can help you, visit their website today: http://www.jamesfreeman.org.uk.

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Contact Name: Michael Thorpe
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Contact Number: 0161 826 4977
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Address: Conavon Court 12 Blackfriars Street Manchester M3 5BQ

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Manchester, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/19/2017 -- Australia has always been known known for its long waiting times when it comes to obtaining visas, and the visa processing time has now been increased once again, now taking a month on average for visas to be processed. This has come as bad news to many, but all are being urged not to panic and to simply start their visa process as soon as possible.

Last month the Australian High Commission said that the increase in waiting times is because of the high volumes of visitor visa lodgements that they are currently experiencing. Not only are visas taking longer to be processed but even the waiting times for visitor tourist-visa applications have been extended, now taking around 17 days.

A spokesperson from James Freeman a leading UK based immigration solicitors was incredibly keen to comment saying, "Here at James Freeman we know that longer waiting times can be daunting and this is why we strive to ensure that we offer the greatest services possible at all times, enabling for people to get their visas in shorter timeframes while also avoiding any complications and problems. For anyone now looking to move to Australia it is imperative that they seek professional assistance from experts such as ourselves in order to obtain stress-free, uncomplicated moves."

About James Freeman
James Freeman is a company specialising in emigration law. Boasting a range of the UK's leading solicitors, whether you are looking to emigrate to Australia, Canada or America, we are certain that this company will be able to help you. If you would like more information regarding James Freeman and the services which they are able to offer, we recommend visiting their website, or giving their expert and friendly team a call today.

PR Contact
Company Name: James Freeman
Contact Name: Michael Thorpe
Website URL: www.jamesfreeman.org.uk
Contact Number: 0161 826 4977
Contact Email: michael.thorpe@jamesfreeman.org.uk
Address: Conavon Court 12 Blackfriars Street Manchester M3 5BQ

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