Starting March 31, 2025, Canada has increased its Right of Citizenship Fee for adults by 20%. Here’s a breakdown of the new total cost, who it affects, and what to expect when applying for Canadian citizenship.
IRCC has made significant progress in reducing Canada’s immigration backlog, with pending applications falling below one million for the third consecutive month. Discover how automation and policy changes are improving processing times.
The IRCC has released its latest processing time updates for March 2025, affecting visa, permanent residency, and citizenship applications. Find out the latest wait times and how they impact travellers and immigrants.
Canada is cracking down on immigration, rejecting a record number of visitor, student, and work permit applications in 2024. The government aims to control population growth, manage resources, and prevent visa misuse. Here’s what you need to know about the new policies and their impact.
Canada is tightening its immigration rules, leading to a surge in visa rejections. With a 61% refusal rate in some areas, the government is cracking down on fraud, strengthening enforcement, and imposing stricter penalties.
Canada’s Parents and Grandparents (PGP) Program is set to accept 10,000 applications in 2025, with selections made from the 2020 pool. Find out about processing times, eligibility, and alternative options like the Super Visa.
Canada announces 2025 Express Entry changes, including a new education category and focus on in-Canada experience. Learn how these updates impact skilled immigrants and potential long-term travellers.
Canada has implemented stricter regulations regarding the cancellation of temporary resident documents, impacting tourists, students, and workers. These changes empower immigration officers to revoke visas and permits under specific circumstances.
Canada’s visa backlog has fallen below one million applications for the first time since June 2024. IRCC reports a 6.38% drop in pending cases, with notable improvements in permanent residency and citizenship applications.
Canada has introduced two new permanent residency (PR) pathways aimed at attracting skilled workers to smaller communities. The Rural and Francophone Community Immigration Pilots help address labor shortages while offering a direct route to PR for eligible candidates.
