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What to Expect with Canada’s New Immigration Minister
Rachel Bendayan, appointed as Canada’s Immigration Minister in March 2025, brings a strong legal and political background to her new role. Born into a Moroccan-Jewish family in Montreal, Quebec, she holds degrees in International Development and Law from McGill University and represents the Outremont district in Montreal as a Member of Parliament. What Changes Can We […]
IRCC Increases Immigration Application Fees
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has recently adjusted its fee schedule for various immigration applications. While some fees have increased, many remain the same. These changes, effective December 1, 2024, primarily impact individuals seeking: Key Fee Changes: Which Fees Are Increasing? What Are the Canada Immigration Fee Changes? Fee Category Previous Fee New Fee […]
Everything You Need to Know About Canada’s 2025-2027 Immigration Levels Plan
Canada has unveiled a revised Immigration Levels Plan for the years 2025 to 2027. This new plan marks a significant departure from the previous strategy, prioritizing sustainability and targeted adjustments to immigration categories. In this article, we delve into the key changes and compare them to the 2024-2026 plan. What Are the New Immigration Targets […]
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Canada Tightens Immigration Rules
Canada has a long-standing tradition of welcoming newcomers and foreigners from around the globe. As the country’s economy and immigration landscape evolves, so too must its immigration policies. To address the challenges and opportunities presented by a softening labor market and increased global displacement, the Canadian government has announced several measures to manage temporary resident […]
IRCC Boosts Family Reunification Efforts for Palestinians in Gaza
In a move to facilitate family reunification, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has expanded its temporary special measures for Palestinian extended family members residing in Gaza. The program, initially launched in January with a target of processing 1,000 temporary resident visa (TRV) applications, will now extend its reach to 5,000 applications. Supporting Family Reunification in Challenging Times Immigration Minister […]
Canada 2024 Budget: Impacts on Immigration
The 2024 federal budget outlines the government’s plans for the coming year, with a focus on building more affordable housing and ensuring a strong economy. This year’s budget also has implications for Canada’s immigration system, aiming to achieve a balance between welcoming newcomers and addressing housing challenges. Affordable Housing The budget acknowledges the critical need […]
IRCC Now Accepts Pearson Test of English for Canadian Immigration
In this article, we discuss: What Is the PTE Core Test The 2 Types of PTE How to Prepare for the PTE Core Test How Much Does the PTE Core Cost? Do I Need to Take the PTE Core for Canadian Immigration? On January 30th, 2024, the Pearson Test of English (PTE) Core test will […]
What to Expect for Canadian Immigration in 2024
As we step into 2024, Canada’s immigration landscape is planning for likely transformations. The Canadian government has continuously shown that it is dedicated to a strong and welcoming immigration system, making adjustments to meet changing socioeconomic demands and the changing global environment. We’ll look at some major trends and expectations that are likely to impact […]
Canada Announces 2024-2026 Immigration Levels Plan
On November 1st, 2023, Canada’s federal government stated that it will maintain its target of admitting 500,000 new permanent residents in 2026. This follows the multiple increases in immigration quotas in recent years. According to Immigration Minister Marc Miller, the goal is to enhance labor supply while reducing demands on housing and health care. In recent years, […]
India Visa Processing Times Predicted to Slow
According to a press conference with Canadian Immigration Minister Marc Miller on October 19th, 2023, the current conflict between Canada and India will result in processing time delays for Indian visa applications. Nevertheless, Miller emphasized the vital role played by newcomers from India in Canada, assuring that Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will maintain […]
How Do I Check My Canada Entry Status: Canada GCKey Login
Sept 2023 Update: Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced a new requirement mandating clients to enable multi-factor authentication and verify their identity each time they access their IRCC secure accounts using GCKey login, whether they are logging in for the first time or accessing existing accounts. What Is GCKey? A GCKey user ID […]
Canada Welcomes New Immigration Minister Marc Miller
Marc Miller has been appointed as the new Immigration Minister of Canada. This announcement was made during a recent cabinet shuffle conducted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The outgoing Immigration Minister, Sean Fraser, will now assume the position of Minister of Housing, Infrastructure, and Communities. Fraser has been serving as the Immigration Minister since October […]
Canada Changes Passport Look with New Features
The Canadian passport is one of the world’s most powerful and respected travel documents. Some people use it to reconnect with family and friends, to explore the country, and to have fun. Others see it as the pinnacle of their immigration journey, as they become Canadian citizens and become part of a varied and inclusive country […]
IRCC Strike 2023: How Did This Affect Canadian Immigration?
May 1st, 2023 Update: Following a strike that impacted over 155,000 public servants, including those at Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) and the Federal Government have reached a tentative agreement. PSAC, the union representing the striking federal employees, claims the draft agreement contains higher compensation that will […]
Vaccine Mandates to be Suspended for Domestic Travel in Canada
According to recent news, the federal government will declare this week that vaccination obligations for internal travel on aircraft and railways and incoming overseas travel will be suspended. As stated by top government sources, the announcement will be made on Tuesday, and the change will take effect on Wednesday. According to a government statement, the […]