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Canada has made an important change in how it chooses immigrants. If you are applying through the Express Entry system, you no longer get extra points for having a job offer supported by a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).
Canada’s 2024 immigration changes, including a 20% target cut, have made it harder for newcomers. Skilled workers, students, and families now face stricter rules, fewer Invitations to Apply (ITAs), and longer wait times. Despite these challenges, programs like PNPs and strategic preparation offer pathways to success.
Canada has raised the off-campus work limit for international students to 24 hours per week during academic sessions, allowing students to better manage living expenses while prioritizing their studies. Additionally, students must now apply for and receive approval for a new study permit before transferring to a different institution, ensuring greater oversight and program integrity.
From reviewing essential documents and understanding proof of funds to avoiding common mistakes, this blog provides actionable tips to facilitate your Permanent Residence application.
ey changes include higher wage expectations for foreign workers, stronger protections for international students, and simplified pathways for temporary residents to become permanent. With a focus on ethical treatment, Miller emphasized that Canada is cracking down on exploitative practices and collaborating closely with the U.S. to ensure secure migration.
Preparing your documents for Canadian immigration involves more than just gathering papers—it requires careful attention to authentication and verification standards. Whether you’re submitting copies of essential documents like birth certificates and passports or including an invitation letter from a Canadian resident, notarization can play a crucial role.
In-land spousal sponsorship is for Canadian citizens or permanent residents who want to sponsor a spouse or partner already residing in Canada, allowing them to apply for permanent residency without leaving the country.
Maintained status, previously known as implied status, is a temporary status allowing you to stay legally in Canada while Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) processes your application to extend your current status (work permit, study permit, etc.).
If you're already in Canada and your current status (like a work permit or study permit) is about to expire, you might be wondering what happens next. Don't worry, there's a way to stay legal in Canada while you wait for a decision on your application to extend your stay.
Quebec has made a significant decision to temporarily suspend two key immigration programs: the PEQ Graduate Stream and the Regular Skilled Worker Program. This move aims to manage the current the high number of immigrants and ensure a more sustainable immigration strategy.
Canada is making a significant change to its immigration policy. The government has announced plans to reduce the number of new permanent and temporary residents to address pressing issues like housing shortages and strain on public services.
Quebec is the only province in Canada where French is the main language. Because of this, Quebec has its own distinct culture. There are differences in everything from the food to the music and even the way people talk. Unlike other Canadian provinces, Quebec has its own immigration system.