What Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan 2026-2028 Means for You
Taking a New Approach to Immigration Canada is shifting gears when it comes to immigration. The newly published Immigration Levels Plan 2026‑2028 by IRCC outlines a more focused, calibrated approach to managing immigration — one that puts labour-market needs, economic growth and community sustainability front and centre. Whether you’re a temporary worker, a student, someone […]
New requirements for Mexican citizens traveling to Canada
In recent years, Canada has experienced a surge in asylum claims from Mexican citizens, putting significant strain on the country’s asylum system, housing, and social services. In 2023 alone, asylum claims from Mexicans accounted for a staggering 17% of all claims globally, indicating a dramatic rise since the lifting of the visa requirement in 2016. […]
Pathway to permanent residence for Ukrainian nationals
The invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces has led to severe disruption and danger for Ukrainian nationals. In response, the Government of Canada is committed to supporting Ukrainian nationals and addressing the challenges posed by this invasion. To facilitate family reunification and provide support to those affected by the conflict in Ukraine, Canada has introduced […]
Work permit eligibility for family members in Canada: New Changes in Immigration Policy
Starting on January 30, 2023, Canada will be expanding eligibility for work permits to spouses, common-law partners, and dependent children of most work permit holders at all skill levels. This change is a significant step forward for families of work permit holders, as it will provide them with more opportunities to work and contribute to […]
Canada to welcome 500,000 new immigrants in 2025
Canada has just released its Immigration Levels Plan for 2023-2025 and is set to welcome 500, new immigrants in 2025! The plan is a projection of the number of permanent residents who will be admitted to Canada in a given year and sets targets for overall admissions by immigration category. According to the new […]
How to move to Canada from the USA?
In recent weeks, the number of Americans looking to make the move to Canada has skyrocketed. Besides the obvious: stunning nature, the liveable cities, the diversity and the lower crime rates, the biggest appeal is publicly funded healthcare. In Canada, all Canadian citizens and permanent residents have access to their home province’s health insurance program […]
CUAET – How to apply?
Since the opening of the new Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel or CUAET we have been receiving many questions about how to apply, where to submit the applications and what happens after submitting the application. The following post will guide you through the steps you have to take. If you are Ukrainian or a family […]
Canada launches special temporary residence pathway for Ukrainians
Canada has just launched a new temporary residence pathway to welcome those fleeing the war in Ukraine. Canada-Ukraine authorization for emergency travel (CUAET) is free to apply and allows Ukrainians and their immediate family members to stay in Canada temporarily for up to 3 years. Overseas applicants need to apply online for a visitor visa […]
Canada will remove pre-entry test requirement for fully vaccinated travellers on April 1
Starting April 1st fully vaccinated travellers will no longer be required to complete a pre-entry test for travel to Canada. They may still be selected for mandatory random testing on arrival but they won’t need to quarantine while waiting for results. However, unvaccinated and partially vaccinated travellers who are currently allowed to enter Canada will […]
ENTRY – EXIT PROGRAM
ENTRY-EXIT PROGRAM Did you know that IRCC is collecting entry and exit information for every traveller entering/exiting Canada by land or air? IRCC will obtain accurate and objective entry and exit information from the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to support the administration of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA), the Citizenship Act and the Canadian Passport […]