As Mark Carney steps into the role of Canada’s new Prime Minister, one of the most pressing issues on his agenda is the country’s immigration system. Carney’s stance on immigration reflects a delicate balance between fostering economic growth and addressing the country’s mounting challenges, such as the housing crisis and over-reliance on international student tuition […]

Canada is introducing temporary measures that will allow individuals affected by the first-generation citizenship limit to apply for a discretionary grant of citizenship. These new provisions aim to address those impacted by the controversial restriction, which prevents certain individuals from passing on Canadian citizenship by descent. Key Measures for Discretionary Citizenship Grants Under these new […]

Canada is introducing a new immigration pathway aimed at granting permanent residency to 2,750 home care workers under the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilot (HCWP). The announcement, made by Immigration Minister Marc Miller, also specifies that 150 of these spots will be reserved for home care workers who are currently out of status in Canada. […]

Canada’s Express Entry system has just unveiled a significant update for 2025, introducing a new education-focused category to streamline permanent residency applications. This updated list prioritizes professionals working in key educational roles, helping fill gaps in schools, daycare centres, and specialized institutes across the country. For skilled workers with experience in one of five specific […]

If you’re living in Canada as a citizen or permanent resident and have been trying to bring your parents or grandparents to stay with you, the Super Visa may be the best solution, especially now that the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) has been closed to new applications since 2020. While the Super Visa doesn’t […]

Canada continues to be one of the top destinations for immigrants, with the country planning to welcome 395,000 new permanent residents in 2025. Although this target has been slightly reduced from 500,000, it still offers significant opportunities for those looking to make Canada their home. The Canadian immigration department is focusing on transitioning temporary residents […]

A Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP) allows individuals in Canada to continue working while they await a decision on their permanent residence (PR) application. This permit is ideal for those who have already applied for PR and wish to maintain their employment status without interruption. Eligible foreign nationals can receive a BOWP for up to […]

In Canada, most individuals are required to file an income tax return if they earned income in 2024 and maintained some form of residence in the country. This includes many temporary residents such as foreign workers, international students, and certain visitors who may still be considered Canadian residents for tax purposes. Who is Considered a […]

In a shocking turn of events, Canada is witnessing an unprecedented wave of emigration, with a staggering 81,601 citizens leaving the country in 2024. This represents the highest number of departures in nearly seven years, marking a significant turning point for the nation’s immigration and housing landscape. The sudden rise in people bidding farewell to […]

If your Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is nearing its expiration, it’s essential to know your options for staying and working in Canada. One of the most common pathways is transitioning to a Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) work permit, which could allow you to remain employed in Canada legally. This article provides a comprehensive guide […]