Canadians Facing Tougher Rules When Entering the U.S.
A recent case of a Canadian woman being detained in the United States is a warning that entering the U.S. is not as easy as it used to be. Immigration lawyers say stricter border rules mean Canadians must be extra cautious when traveling for work or other reasons. What Happened to Jasmine Mooney? Why Are […]
Canada’s Immigration Changes: What It Means for Temporary Workers and Students
The Canadian government has announced changes to its immigration policies, making it harder for temporary residents, including workers and students, to stay in the country. If you are a temporary resident or planning to move to Canada, here’s what you need to know in simple terms. Fewer Temporary Residents Allowed Tighter Rules for Temporary Foreign […]
Canada’s Agri-Food Pilot is Now Closed – What’s Next?
The Agri-Food Pilot, a special immigration program for agriculture and food industry workers, is no longer accepting applications. The program reached its full capacity as of February 13, 2025. But don’t worry! If you were planning to apply for permanent residence (PR) through this program, there are still other immigration options available for you. What […]
New Brunswick Opens Applications for Two Immigration Pathways
Starting March 5, 2025, New Brunswick has reopened applications for two immigration pathways under its Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP). If you’re looking to move to New Brunswick, this could be your chance! The two available pathways are: However, some jobs are not eligible under these pathways (see the table below). What’s New? New Brunswick has […]
New Brunswick Express Entry is Now Accepting Applications!
Starting March 5, 2025, New Brunswick is accepting new applications for immigration under the New Brunswick Express Entry system. If you’re interested in moving to New Brunswick, Canada, this could be your opportunity! Who Can Apply? There are two main pathways under the New Brunswick Express Entry stream: Who Cannot Apply? (Restricted Job List) Right […]
Canada Invests $14.3 Million to Bring More Healthcare Workers
Introduction Canada is making big moves to improve healthcare! The government is investing $14.3 million to bring more internationally trained healthcare workers into the system. This funding will help reduce job shortages, ease pressure on hospitals, and give Canadians better and faster access to medical care. Why Is This Important? Many hospitals and clinics in […]
How to Avoid Visitor Visa Refusals for Canada?
If you’re planning to visit Canada and need a visitor visa, it’s essential to submit a strong application. Recently, visitor visa refusals have been on the rise, with over 61% of applications being refused from some countries. But don’t worry! By following some simple steps, you can increase your chances of approval. 1. Complete Your […]
Special Open Work Permits for Iranians in Canada: Everything You Need to Know
The Canadian government has extended a special policy that allows Iranian nationals in Canada to apply for open work permits. This means eligible Iranians can continue to work legally in Canada without a job offer. Here’s everything you need to know about this extension in simple terms. Who Can Apply? This special policy is for […]
Express Entry: Canada Invites More PNP Candidates
The Government of Canada has invited more candidates to apply for permanent residency through the Express Entry system. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) conducted a draw specifically for candidates who were nominated by a Canadian province through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). Latest Express Entry Draw – March 3, 2025 This draw follows several […]
Quebec Extends Suspension of Low-Wage LMIA Applications in Montreal and Laval
Quebec has announced an extension on the suspension of Labour Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) for certain low-wage jobs. This means that employers in Montreal and Laval will not be able to apply for these work permits until November 30, 2025. What is an LMIA? An LMIA (Labour Market Impact Assessment) is a document that Canadian […]