Immigration Expert Harvinder Badalia Highlights

Hoshiarpur / Daljeet Ajnoha/Feb 01 : In an insightful and forward-looking conversation, Canada-based immigration expert Harvinder Badalia, Director of VCan Immigration, shared an optimistic perspective on the evolving relationship between India and Canada.
Discussing key aspects of bilateral engagement, Badalia emphasized that despite occasional diplomatic challenges, the foundation of Indo-Canadian relations remains strong due to deep-rooted people-to-people ties, educational exchange, and growing economic cooperation.
He noted that the Indian diaspora in Canada continues to play a crucial role in strengthening cultural understanding and business collaboration between the two nations. “Indians in Canada are contributing significantly across sectors — from technology and healthcare to entrepreneurship — and they serve as a living bridge between the two countries,” Badalia said.
Speaking on political leadership and future engagement, Badalia expressed optimism about diplomatic progress, stating that the upcoming visit of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to play a significant role in further strengthening relations between India and Canada. He noted that such high-level interactions create new opportunities for cooperation in trade, education, immigration, and innovation.
Highlighting the importance of student mobility, he pointed out that thousands of Indian students pursue higher education in Canada every year, enriching both countries through knowledge exchange and global exposure. He added that smoother visa procedures and transparent immigration policies could further enhance mutual trust and cooperation.
Badalia also underlined expanding opportunities in trade, innovation, and skilled migration, suggesting that both governments can benefit by focusing on shared democratic values, economic growth, and multicultural harmony.
the discussion toward the future outlook, where Badalia expressed hope for increased diplomatic dialogue and stronger partnerships in education, business, and community development.
The conversation concluded on a positive and hopeful note, reinforcing the belief that Indo-Canadian relations are people-driven, resilient, and filled with vast potential for growth in the years ahead.