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The latest enforcement guidelines from IRCC require international students in Canada to apply for new study permits when transferring between different Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs), impacting their permit validity and compliance processes.

On April 30, 2024, Canada will implement new fee structures for permanent residence applications. This routine update reflects an adjustment for inflation and program delivery costs. The increases affect various immigration programs including economic, humanitarian, and family reunification classes. Understanding these changes is vital for applicants planning submissions around this date.

The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has undergone significant changes, replacing its previous streams with a new Ontario Workforce Priority stream. This article explores these changes, the implications for international workers and students, and how applicants can navigate the new system.

The IRCC recently updated its policy regarding post-graduation work permits for international students enrolled in public-private partnership college programs. Effective May 15, 2024, these students will no longer be eligible for post-graduation work permits. The article explores the implications of this change and discusses alternative work permit options for graduates.

This guide delves into the Ontario Immigration Act and the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP), providing prospective immigrants a clear understanding of key regulations, eligibility criteria, and steps to apply successfully.

The IRCC's new temporary public policy aims to streamline the H-1B work permit process in Canada, allowing select family members and previously capped applicants to progress their applications. Additionally, it waives study permit processing fees for minor children of H-1B holders. This decision enhances support for highly skilled immigrants advancing Canada's tech and professional workforce.

The June 2026 Express Entry draw by IRCC set new records with 955 PR invitations under the Provincial Nominee Program, the largest since December 2024, and a historic low CRS cutoff of 730. This reflects a significant release of provincial nominations and marks a shift in immigration trends for the year. The article explores these changes and what they indicate for future immigration policy.

Canada temporarily exempts some Ugandan nationals from the customary waiting period for pre-removal risk assessments, in response to recent political and human rights challenges in Uganda. This policy adjustment aims to protect individuals from potential persecution or harm if returned home, reflecting Canada's commitment to human rights. Find out more about eligibility, the assessment process, and future implications for affected individuals.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced significant improvements to its online processing times tool. Now offering forward-looking processing estimates, the tool aims to provide more realistic timelines for applicants of various immigration programs including Express Entry and spousal sponsorships. This upgrade is set to improve planning for applicants by offering monthly updated, transparent timelines.