Planning to immigrate to Canada through Express Entry? New proof of funds requirements are coming into effect on May 28, 2024. Learn everything you need to know about the updated minimums, exemptions, and how to update your application.
Dreaming of studying abroad? New visa regulations can be tricky! This guide explores changes in top destinations like the US, UK, Canada, and Australia, with tips to help you navigate the application process smoothly.
Working more than 20 hours per week as an international student in Canada can seem impossible with recent changes. But fear not! Explore legal options like on-campus employment, research assistantships, and strategic use of breaks to boost your income and achieve your financial goals.
Canada upgrades its online tool to provide more accurate wait times for work visa and study permit applications. This revamp offers forward-looking processing times, empowering immigrants to plan their move effectively.
Children born abroad to Canadian parents can now get their proof of citizenship applications processed faster by IRCC. This means quicker decisions and easier access to the benefits of Canadian citizenship, such as social programs, voting rights, and a strong passport.
Canada will increase off-campus work hours for international students to 24 per week, starting in Fall 2024. Learn the new rules, eligibility requirements, and other recent changes to Canada's international student program.
Canada capped study permits? Don't sweat it! This guide explores who can study in Canada without a permit, along with the hidden benefits of getting one for a smoother student experience.
Canada's popular Startup Visa Program (SUV) has been revamped to focus on startups receiving domestic financial support or incubation. The program now limits applications associated with designated organizations and offers faster processing for ventures backed by Canadian investors.
International students in Canada can rejoice! Starting September 2024, they will be allowed to work off-campus for up to 24 hours per week. This increase from the previous 20-hour limit provides more flexibility and earning opportunities.
Canada's immigration system is getting an update! The requirement for English or French language testing has been lifted for specific permanent residency applications. This change applies to Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) outside of the Express Entry system.