Attracting skilled immigrants is crucial for the economic growth and development of provinces in Canada. To meet their specific labor market needs, five provinces – Ontario, British Columbia (BC), Quebec, Alberta, and Prince Edward Island (PEI) – have recently issued invitations through their Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). These programs allow provinces and territories to select … Read more
The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) continues to be a popular pathway for skilled workers and entrepreneurs seeking Canadian permanent residence. In a recent draw held on March 21, 2024, the province issued invitations to apply to 85 candidates under various streams, highlighting the province’s ongoing commitment to attracting talented individuals from … Read more
In a significant shift, the Canadian government is set to establish targets for temporary residents entering the country, marking a pivotal moment in the nation’s immigration policy. Immigration Minister Marc Miller recently announced this groundbreaking decision, emphasizing the need for “sustainable” growth in the number of temporary residents. Setting Targets for Temporary Residents Miller’s announcement … Read more
Foreign nationals interested in working in Canada must obtain a work permit. There are two primary types of work permits: open work permits and closed work permits. In this article, we will focus on open work permits, which offer greater flexibility to foreign nationals. What is an Open Work Permit? An open work permit allows … Read more
In a recent announcement on Thursday, March 21st, Immigration Minister Marc Miller unveiled plans to increase “domestic draws” for temporary residents already in Canada who are candidates for permanent residence (PR). These draws, which reference PR selection rounds through pathways like Express Entry managed programs, aim to select candidates based on their Comprehensive Ranking System … Read more
In 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is set to reset the cap and accept applications for two caregiver pilot programs: The Home Childcare Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot. These programs offer a direct path to Permanent Residence (PR) for applicants with work experience in caregiving, aiming to streamline the immigration process … Read more
Becoming a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) is a rigorous process that involves specialized study and examination. In this guide, we’ll explore the steps required to become an RCIC and why it’s essential to hire an RCIC for your immigration needs. What Is an RCIC? A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant is a professional authorized by … Read more
Canada’s immigration policy has become a contentious issue, sparking debates over housing affordability, public services, and economic growth. The country has witnessed a significant influx of immigrants, with numbers reaching unprecedented levels. As Canada grapples with the implications of its immigration policies, a closer examination is warranted to understand the complexities and potential ramifications. Immigration … Read more