13 Sep
Permanent Residence, PNP

Discover Two New PNP Pathways for Skilled Workers in Saskatchewan

On August 30, Saskatchewan unveiled two new immigration routes under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) aimed at filling critical labor shortages. The Agriculture Talent Pathway and the Health Talent Pathway offer skilled professionals in these sectors a streamlined route to permanent residency. With this latest development in Saskatchewan, discover the two new Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) Pathways for its growing workforce demands.

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10 Sep
Education, Temporary Residents

How International Students Can Overcome Canada’s Stricter PR Rules

Canada has been a top choice for international students seeking quality education and a potential path to permanent residency (PR). However, policy changes have created obstacles for many, leaving them unsure of their future. With new immigration regulations tightening the pathway to PR, international students can overcome these stricter rules to find their place in Canada’s evolving system.

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Bring-Your-Partner-to-Canada
09 Sep
Spousal Sponsorship, Uncategorized

How to Bring Your Partner to Canada Through Sponsorship

To bring your partner to Canada is a crucial aspect of family reunification and economic immigration. 2024, Canada plans to welcome over 114,000 new permanent residents through various family sponsorship programs, including spousal, children, and parent/grandparent pathways. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to sponsor your spouse and ensure they can live with you in Canada.

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06 Sep
jobs, LMIA, Temporary Residents, Work Permit

Canada to Reduce Temporary Foreign Workers in These Areas

Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) announced a policy shift on August 26th. It stated that it will allow Canada to reduce temporary foreign workers in certain regions. The department will pause Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) processing for Low-Wage TFWP employers in areas with 6%+ unemployment rates. This move aims to reduce reliance on foreign workers in areas with higher unemployment, addressing domestic employment concerns.

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Canadian-Rules-on-Work-Hours
05 Sep
jobs, Temporary Residents

Canadian Rules on Work Hours for International Students

Starting this fall, international students will experience a shift in Canada’s work-hour limits. The new Canadian Rules on Work Hours allow students to work up to 24 hours per week off-campus, an increase from the current 20-hour cap. Announced by Immigration Minister Marc Miller in April, this change seeks to balance allowing students to work and ensuring their academic success. While the exact implementation date remains unconfirmed, the adjustment is anticipated to take effect this month. Until then, international students are limited to 20 hours per week off-campus during active academic periods.

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04 Sep
PNP, Work Permit

PNP Candidates Now Eligible for Open Work Permits Under IRCC Program

In a significant move, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced a temporary policy enabling specific PNP candidates now eligible to apply for an open work permit (OWP). This temporary measure opens up more employment opportunities for provincial nominees, allowing them to work for any employer in Canada while awaiting permanent residency.

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Canada-Tightens-Borders
03 Sep
Uncategorized

Canada Tightens Borders: Turning Away More International Visitors

As Canada Tightens Borders, there’s a drastic increase in the number of visitors and temporary residents who are denied entry. The government data reveals, the Trudeau administration has ramped up efforts to reduce the influx of temporary residents—a move seen as a response to growing public unease over immigration levels. With an election on the horizon, the Liberal government seems to be tightening its stance on immigration to address concerns over housing shortages and other social issues.

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