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Last Chance! Apply for International Experience Canada 2024 Before the Deadline

By October 21, submit your application for International Experience Canada 2024! Travel and work in Canada to experience it. Find more about prerequisites, streams, and eligibility.Do you want to travel around Canada and acquire useful work experience at the same time? That’s what the International Experience Canada (IEC) program provides, but there’s not much time […]

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Canada to Cut Study and Work Permits in New 2025 Immigration Levels Plan

With significant changes to permits and laws, Canada’s 2025–2027 Immigration Plan will for the first time include temporary residents such as those with employment and study permits.By November 1, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) hopes to unveil the 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan, which will bring about major adjustments to Canada’s immigration system. Temporary residents, […]

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IRCC Invited 2,000 Candidates in 3rd Express Entry Draw This Week | Canada Immigration News

This week’s third Express Entry draw, which focuses on targeted immigration, is open to 2,000 French-speaking applicants with a minimum CRS score of 394. In the most recent Express Entry draw, 2,000 individuals received invitations to apply (ITAs) from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), with a preference for those who speak French fluently. A […]

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Canada’s Immigration Boom: Will We Hit a New Record This Year?

Immigration to Canada increased by 9.3% in May, totaling 46,550 new permanent residents. 2024 might surpass expectations with 530,556 estimated newcomers, breaking records. According to the most recent data available from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), an increasing number of immigrants became new permanent residents of Canada in May, maintaining the rising trend in […]

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How Canada Selects Parents & Grandparents Program Sponsors

To choose Canadian sponsors for the Parents and Grandparents Program, IRCC employs a lottery mechanism. The 2020 pool has a backlog, according to recent modifications. How Is Sponsorship Selected in Canada for the Parents and Grandparents Program? Through the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP), Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) chooses Canadian sponsors, who are […]

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New Rules for International Students in Canada: Reapplying for Study Permits

In an effort to improve compliance and lower fraud, Canada is proposing new regulations that would force overseas students to reapply for study permits whenever they transfer institutions. Owing to suggested modifications to Canada’s international student programme, a recent statement published in the Canadian Gazette has drawn attention. A crucial suggestion is that foreign students […]

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Canada’s New Rules for International Students: What You Need to Know

The Canadian Immigration Ministry has proposed additional regulations for foreign students that include raising the reporting requirements for compliance, suspending noncompliant institutions, and extending employment limits. The international student program may see a number of regulation modifications as suggested by Canada’s immigration minister. The new regulations mandate more compliance reporting from Canadian institutions and schools. […]

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IRCC Issues 6,300 ITAs in Record-Low CRS Express Entry Draw | Canada Immigration News

With a minimum CRS score of 515 in the most recent Express Entry draw—the lowest score of the year for non-category draws—the IRCC is inviting 6,300 Canadian Experience Class candidates. In the most recent Express Entry lottery, Invitations to Apply (ITAs) have been released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). 6,300 ITAs were given […]

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Ontario Eases Immigration for Nurses and Trade Workers

In response to labor shortages, Ontario expands eligible occupations, creates new paths, and relaxes immigration requirements for trade and healthcare workers through OINP revisions. Ontario Makes It Easy Immigration to Trade Workers and Nurses With changes to its Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), Ontario is making immigration easier for skilled trade workers and medical professionals. […]

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