Canada has experienced unprecedented changes to its study program and broader temporary resident program in 2024, with further significant changes planned for Fall 2024. These changes will likely impact the source countries of international students in Canada moving forward. Here’s what we know so far. Major Highlights Shifts in Source Countries for International…
Bachelor of Nursing Programs Now Eligible for Spousal Open Work Permits in Canada: What You Need to Know Starting July 3, 2024, Bachelor of Nursing programs have been added to the list of professional degree programs whose spouses are eligible for open work permits in Canada. Here’s an overview of the key details:…
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is considering changes to the categories it employments for category-based draws in 2025, agreeing to a later overview sent out by IRCC. Key Takeaways IRCC is considering including instruction to the current list of category-based draws to address long-term work deficiencies.The french-language category will likely proceed into…
Effective June 21, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced that foreign nationals can no longer apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) at Canadian ports of entry (POE). This change is immediate. Immigration Minister Marc Miller stated that this measure aims to reduce “flagpoling” and enable border officers to focus more on…
International students will need to graduate from programs related to jobs with labor shortages and meet new language requirements to get a work permit after graduation, according to changes being considered by the Immigration Department. With a limit on the number of international students, Immigration Minister Marc Miller has hinted at upcoming changes…
Several news outlets have recently reported on changes to police certificates for temporary residents, with some suggesting that Canada has abolished the police certificate requirement for temporary residents. However, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has not changed its policy regarding police certificates, and applicants seeking temporary residency in Canada should be aware…
Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced that it will make use of advanced analytics and automated technologies to process all spousal and partner applications for family class immigration. In an effort to improve processing efficiency, the department has created two new tools that will be utilized for various aspects of the…
According to recently updated data from the IRCC, there is a modest increase in Canada’s immigration backlog as of April 30. There were 2,220,200 applications for citizenship, permanent residence, and temporary residence pending. This data was updated on May 27 by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). 897,100 of the more than 2.2…
A Canadian citizen parent may transfer citizenship to a child born outside of the country provided the parent was either born in Canada or became a naturalized citizen prior to the kid’s birth, according to the Citizenship Act’s first-generation limit on citizenship by descent. Citizenship for the adopted kid can be directly granted…
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has approved a new professional organization in Ottawa on May 22, 2024, to offer educational credential assessments (ECAs) to architects seeking immigration to Canada. In order to meet eligibility standards, applicants for programs leading to economic permanent residence must demonstrate that their foreign degrees, diplomas, or certificates…
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