Canada Immigration

For international students in Canada whose Post-Graduate Work Permit will expire by the end of next year, learning French could be a viable pathway to get ...

Canada introduces new rules for changing DLIs in 2024. Learn how to stay compliant with study permit extensions and transfer processes for international ...

Temporary foreign workers who apply to become permanent residents through Canada's immigration system will no longer get additional points.

Express Entry candidates seeking Canadian permanent residency will soon no longer receive additional points in the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) for ...

The new measures are expected to affect individuals, including those from India, who attempt to enter Canada or the US illegally.

On December 17, 2024, Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), announced significant reforms to Canada's immigration.

Immigration minister Marc Miller said the government was planning to introduce “further measures” to “reinforce programme integrity and reduce Labour Market ...

Ottawa: In a landmark decision, Canada's Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced the removal of bonus points for Labour Market Impact Assessment ...

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) plans to end flagpoling. "Flagpoling will no longer be an option," said Immigration Minister Marc ...

Canada is removing a key incentive that gave foreign workers an easier pathway to gain permanent residency, part of a broader crackdown to drastically ...

Latest move from Ottawa meant to 'reinforce program integrity' and cut down on fraudulent activity.

Canada ends flagpoling in immigration, improving border efficiency. Learn about changes to immigration services and updates in the new Border Plan.

In a move to combat immigration fraud, Canadian authorities plan to end the privilege granted to applicants for temporary or permanent residency who have ...

Due to increased fraud, Canada plans to eliminate the bonus points awarded to prospective immigrants for labour market impact assessments.

Canada is removing Express Entry CRS points for LMIA-backed job offers, shifting focus to core factors like age, education, and language.