IMMIGRATION NEWS

Update on the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP): New Opportunities for Self-Employed Physicians

IMMIGRATION NEWS

31 Jan

Update on the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP): New Opportunities for Self-Employed Physicians

The Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker Stream under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) now allows self-employed physicians in occupations NOC 31100, 31101, and 31102 to apply without requiring a job offer.

Changes to Open Work Permit for Spouses in Canada: What You Need to Know

IMMIGRATION NEWS

24 Jan

Changes to Open Work Permit for Spouses in Canada: What You Need to Know

The Canadian government has recently announced significant changes to the Open Work Permit (OWP) eligibility criteria for spouses of international students and foreign workers. These changes may directly impact those planning to live and work in Canada.

Changes to Eligibility Criteria for Open Work Permits in Canada starting January 2025

IMMIGRATION NEWS

15 Jan

Changes to Eligibility Criteria for Open Work Permits in Canada starting January 2025

The Government of Canada has announced significant changes to the eligibility criteria for Open Work Permits (OWP) for spouses of international students and foreign workers.

IRCC Announces Application Cap for the Agri-Food Pilot Program

IMMIGRATION NEWS

8 Jan

IRCC Announces Application Cap for the Agri-Food Pilot Program

Due to high demand, interest in the program exceeds the number of spots available in the 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan.

Impact of Removing CRS Points for Job Offers in Express Entry in 2025

IMMIGRATION NEWS

3 Jan

Impact of Removing CRS Points for Job Offers in Express Entry in 2025

If you plan to immigrate to Canada through the Express Entry system, the recent changes announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller might directly impact your strategy.

Summary of Major Immigration Changes Coming to Canada

IMMIGRATION NEWS

18 Dec

Summary of Major Immigration Changes Coming to Canada

The Canadian government has announced critical changes to enhance the fairness and integrity of its immigration system. Here’s what you need to know

Changes in Express Entry: How to Secure LMIA Points Before It’s Too Late

IMMIGRATION NEWS

4 Dec

Changes in Express Entry: How to Secure LMIA Points Before It’s Too Late

Canada’s immigration system is constantly evolving, and the latest developments could directly impact those planning to immigrate through Express Entry.

Canada-U.S. Border Crossing Hours Adjusted: Key Details and Impact

IMMIGRATION NEWS

20 Nov

Canada-U.S. Border Crossing Hours Adjusted: Key Details and Impact

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced updates to service hours at 35 land border crossings between Canada and the United States. The changes, effective from 12:01 am, reflect a collaborative effort with the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to improve border efficiency, security, and resource allocation.

Canada Cuts Temporary and Permanent Immigration in Latest Immigration Levels Plan

IMMIGRATION NEWS

24 Oct

Canada Cuts Temporary and Permanent Immigration in Latest Immigration Levels Plan

Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan 2025-2027 has just been published. And while immigration targets for permanent residents have decreased to 395,000 for 2025, it’s not all bad news for those hoping to live and work in Canada in the coming years.

Canada Launches Pilot Program for Review of Denied Study Permits: What You Need to Know

IMMIGRATION NEWS

4 Oct

Canada Launches Pilot Program for Review of Denied Study Permits: What You Need to Know

Was your Canadian study permit denied? The new pilot program might be the solution you’ve been waiting for. Find out how it works and who can benefit!

IMMIGRATION NEWS

18 Sep

Canada Announces New Measures in 2024

In response to the evolving needs of the Canadian immigration system, the Honorable Marc Miller, Minister of Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada, has unveiled new measures to manage the increase in temporary residents, especially international students and foreign workers.

A Comprehensive Guide to Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations in Canada

IMMIGRATION NEWS

14 Aug

A Comprehensive Guide to Humanitarian and Compassionate Considerations in Canada

Individuals who do not typically qualify for permanent residency in Canada may have the opportunity to apply based on humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) grounds, particularly if their education has contributed to their unique situation. Understanding H&C considerations in Canada is crucial, as these grounds are meant for those with exceptional cases. Each application is reviewed individually, with various factors taken into account.