Quebec has announced a new immigration policy limiting invitations for foreign nationals under the Regular Skilled Worker Program to 25% per country. This move, effective from October 9, 2024, to October 9, 2025, aims to promote greater diversity among economic immigrants.
India has withdrawn its diplomats from Canada, citing safety concerns over an increasingly hostile environment. This diplomatic fallout could affect visa applicants and Indian nationals residing in Canada, potentially leading to delays, stricter immigration policies, and limited consular support.
IRCC has announced new eligibility requirements for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), effective November 1, 2024. International graduates will need to meet specific field of study and language criteria to qualify. Discover the updated guidelines and eligible fields for PGWPs in Canada.
Canada has revised its rules for Intra-Company Transfers, simplifying the process for multinational corporations transferring employees to their Canadian branches. The new guidelines clarify eligibility, specialized knowledge requirements, and free trade agreement provisions.
Canada is introducing major changes to its Spousal Open Work Permit program, reducing 100,000 permits over the next three years. The new rules will limit permits to spouses of students in specific programs, reshaping immigration policies for international families.
Canada is set to reduce the number of study permits and tighten work permit eligibility for spouses of international students and temporary workers. The changes aim to control the number of temporary residents, but critics argue that permanent residency solutions are necessary for long-term economic growth.
Canada is seeing a rise in visa rejections and entry denials for foreign travellers, driven by housing shortages and public concern over immigration levels. This trend, reflected in recent government data, highlights the challenges faced by students, workers, and tourists aiming to enter the country.
Canada is welcoming more immigrants than ever before! key changes to the Canadian immigration system, including updates on study permits, work permits, permanent residency, and visa processing times. There's important information here, whether you're an international student, skilled worker, or family seeking to reunite.
Canada is set to undergo significant immigration policy changes. The Closed Work Permit program is on the verge of being phased out, while British Columbia introduces a streamlined credential recognition system for international professionals. These updates will dramatically impact foreign workers and students seeking opportunities in Canada.
Canada's job market is hot, and employers are seeking foreign workers to fill the gaps. The Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) is experiencing a surge, with approvals doubling between 2018 and 2023.
