Despite efforts by the Canadian government to reduce the number of temporary residents amid a housing affordability crisis, the number of foreign students receiving study permits has risen significantly in 2024.
Canada has introduced a work permit program for U.S. H-1B visa holders starting July 16, 2023, providing a chance for employment and potential permanent residency. Dependents can also benefit from this initiative, making it easier for families to relocate together.
Sweden launches a pilot program for digital passport verification for work and student permits, eliminating embassy visits for applicants from 23 countries. This streamlines the application process, making it easier for international talent to work and study in Sweden.
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.
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.
Get insights into the recent announcement by the Honourable Marc Miller regarding a national cap on study permit applications for 2024 in Canada. Learn about the net zero growth model, exemptions, adjustments, and the expected impact on international student numbers.
Canada is processing additional H-1B open work permit applications submitted under their Tech Talent Strategy. This is great news for qualified US tech workers seeking to work in Canada. The article details who will benefit from this update and provides a helpful overview of the Tech Talent Strategy itself.
Planning to study in Canada in 2024? Get ready for a change! Canada has implemented a cap on the number of study permits issued. This article explains the new system, including Provincial Attestation Letters (PALs) and how to apply for a study permit under the new regulations.
Canada's international student program is seeing significant reforms in 2024. New requirements like attestation letters and study permit caps are being implemented, along with changes to the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) program.
Canada announced a temporary two-year intake cap on new study permit applications to stabilize the rapidly growing international student population and ensure all students receive adequate support for a successful experience.
