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The Government of Canada has unveiled an ambitious plan to strengthen border security and optimize the immigration system. Among the announced measures is a series of changes aimed at reducing unnecessary volumes at ports of entry to manage resources more efficiently. Here’s what you need to know:
The government of Quebec has announced key updates regarding the management of three permanent immigration pilot programs and the collective sponsorship program for refugees abroad. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what these changes mean and how they could impact applicants.
These are the options available at the start of 2025 to obtain permanent residency in Canada. If you are considering making Canada your new home, here is a summary of the key programs that will be open or continuously accepting applications as of January 1:
On December 5, 2024, the Quebec government announced new measures aimed at improving road safety by tightening access to driver’s licenses for certain immigrants. These measures are part of an ongoing effort to adapt Quebec’s driving rules in response to the increasing number of newcomers to the province.
As of December 1, 2024, Canada’s Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced increased fees for several immigration applications. If you're planning to submit an application or have already done so, understanding these changes is essential.
The new program replaces the previous PRTQ. Structured into four categories, the program aims to select workers with different profiles, such as high qualifications, manual skills, regulated professions, and exceptional talents. It explains the application process, requirements, and general provisions.
On November 25, Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, announced reforms to the immigration and asylum system.
Have you ever wondered how temporary residents in Canada can become new permanent residents? The journey from being a temporary resident to securing permanent residence in Canada is a significant and transformative experience for many immigrants.
Have you ever wondered about the importance of your Permanent Resident (PR) card? The PR card serves as essential proof of your permanent resident status in Canada, facilitating travel and smooth re-entry into the country, identification, integration into society, and access to services and benefits.