Work Permit Options for International Graduates Without PGWP Eligibility
International students who are no longer eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit or those with a PGWP that is about to expire may still find…
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Canada Ends Student Direct Stream for International Students
Canada has made a significant change that will impact international students: Canada ends Student Direct Stream (SDS) for international students. As of November 8, 2024,…
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Changes to PGWP eligibility if you consider working in Canada after graduation
IRCC revealed new updates regarding the programs eligible for a Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) in September. These updates state that some international students at various…
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Canada pilots program to simplify study permit appeals
If your Canadian study permit was recently denied, then the good news is that you are in the right place. Effective from the 1st of…
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Over 100,000 Spousal Open Work Permit to be reduced by IRCC
In a recent update on the situation with Canada’s temporary resident programs, Immigration Minister Marc Miller shared important updates to the rules for Spousal Open…
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What are the new rules for International Students in Canada 2024?
Canada continues to be the top destination for international students, offering world-class education and pathways to permanent Residency. However, with new policies coming into effect…
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Agri-Food Pilot Program: Your Pathway to Permanent Residency in Canada
The economics and food security of Canada are significantly influenced by the country’s agricultural and food production sectors. Yet, there is frequently a labour shortage…
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How many hours can international students work in Canada?
Have you been an international student in Canada and wondered if new work regulations changed the timetable for this fall? Off-campus work regulation is capped…
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Visitors in Canada Can No Longer Apply for Work Permits
As of August 28, 2024, individuals in Canada on visitor visas are no longer allowed to apply for work permits while in the country. This…
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Quebec pauses LMIA for low-wage foreign workers
From September 3, Quebec will cease the issuance of LMIAs in Montréal for positions that pay less than CAD 27.47 per hour, that is, the…