In April 2024, Immigration Minister Marc Miller revealed plans to raise the limit on off-campus work hours for international students to 24 hours per week starting this fall. Key details have yet to be disclosed, leaving students, educational institutions, and employers uncertain about the changes. September marks the start of both the fall...
Canada’s Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Marc Miller, has announced a new public policy for work permits. Starting August 11, 2024, this policy will simplify the process for issuing open work permits to qualified foreign nationals currently living in Canada under Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP). The goal of this initiative is to strengthen...
As of August 28, temporary residents in Canada holding visitor visas are no longer allowed to apply for work permits from within the country. This policy was initially introduced in August 2020 to support visitors who were unable to leave Canada due to COVID-19-related border closures. The policy allowed these visitors to apply...
Today, the Government of Canada revealed that it will cease processing LMIAs for the Low-Wage Stream in metropolitan areas where the unemployment rate is 6% or above. In addition, the Canadian government introduced several major changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) Program. These changes are designed to reduce dependency on foreign workers...
Following a prolonged period of heightened scrutiny on the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), both Canada’s Immigration Minister and the Minister of Employment, Workforce Development, and Official Languages have expressed their concerns about employer abuses within the system. On August 6th, Minister Boissonnault, speaking on behalf of Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)...
International students at eligible designated learning institutions (DLIs) in Canada can apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) after completing their studies. A PGWP is an open work permit allowing international graduates to work for nearly any employer in Canada, with exceptions for employers involved in striptease, erotic dance, escort services, or erotic...
Even though many Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) settlement services are specifically for permanent residents and protected persons, temporary foreign workers (TFWs) can still receive certain settlement services from provincial and territorial governments throughout Canada. Please be aware that settlement services are available from various providers in all provinces and territories of Canada, each with their own policies, criteria for eligibility, and services. Can I access IRCC’s settlement services? The ability to access settlement services is typically based on the requirements setby the specific service provider. As per IRCC, certain temporary residents in Canada qualify for federal settlement services. The department states that the eligibility criteria for settlement services funded by IRCC for Temporary Foreign Workers are different from those offered by privately funded organizations, non – profits, and provincially or municipally funded service providers. Five associations that offer support services for immigrant workers in Canada. Temporary foreign workers in Canada have access to beneficial settlement services and resources that cater to various areas of worry. These areas of focus involve ...
Discover the steps to get your credentials recognized for work in Canada. 1. Review the job profile Examine the job profile on Job Bank to learn important details about the job you have, like: 2. Find your occupational profile The Canadian Information Centre for International Credentials (CICIC) provides occupational profiles for a wide...
Introduction The job market in Canada is expected to see continued growth and evolution in 2024. As the economy transforms and new technologies emerge, certain occupations are anticipated to be in high demand over the next few years. This list examines 10 of the top in-demand jobs projected for 2024 in Canada. It...
The new PGWP eligibility criteria officially came into effect today, May 15, for international students graduating from public-private partnerships (PPPs) colleges in Canada. International graduates of college programs provided under a public-private curriculum licensing partnership were initially informed by the IRCC on January 22, 2024, that they would no longer be qualified for...
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