Studying abroad in Canada may be a dream come true for you. However, it may also require organization and pre-planning to begin your overseas studies with confidence. Before boarding the plane, there are steps you may want to take to help support a smooth start to your education journey in Canada. This article provides international […]
New Brunswick holds PNP draws
On June 16 and 17, the New Brunswick Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP) held four draws, inviting candidates through two immigration streams and four pathways. This month has seen more NBPNP draws than any other in 2025 thus far. To date in 2025, New Brunswick has invited 2,015 candidates through its PNP. Summary of New Brunswick’s […]
Attending the A.A. International Convention 2025? What to know about entering Canada with your past DUI
The 2025 International Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous will be held in Vancouver from July 3-6 next year. If you’re considering attending, but have had previous altercations with the law, it’s best to start planning your visit to Canada as soon as possible. This year’s event will mark the 90th anniversary of the birth of A.A. […]
ANALYSIS: How this year’s Immigration Levels Plan affects the chances of success for Express Entry candidates
Canada’s latest Immigration Levels Plan has significant implications for foreign nationals seeking permanent residence through the Express Entry system. According the Plan, more permanent residency spots have been allocated for Express Entry candidates in 2025. Two types of candidates can expect to benefit from these changes: Candidates in Canada; and Candidates who qualify for category-based […]
November 2024: State of the Express Entry pool
After a slowdown in Express Entry draws throughout September, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) increased the frequency of federal immigration selections throughout the month of October. In addition to this, IRCC also held the second Express Entry trade occupations draw of 2024, the first selection for this group since July of this year. This […]
British Columbia and PEI invite candidates in latest round of provincial nominations
Two Canadian provinces have issued invitations to apply for nomination through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). The PNP was first launched in Manitoba in 1998 to help spread the economic benefits of immigration throughout parts of Canada where newcomers are less likely to consider when they immigrate. As of now, all the provinces and territories […]
How can my foreign employees legally work in Canada?
To avoid running afoul of Canadian authorities, you should ensure that any foreign employees you require to work in Canada are legally authorized to do so. You have three main options: Work permit exemptions; The International Mobility Program (IMP); and The Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). Option Description Level of Effort Required Summary of Criteria […]
What items do you need to declare when entering Canada?
When seeking entry to Canada, you should be aware of what items you need to declare, which items are illegal to bring into the country, and which items you’ll have to pay taxes and/or duty on. Failing to declare these items can have consequences, including being denied entry to Canada. Subscribe and get our Newcomer’s […]
Quebec announces its Immigration Levels Plan for 2025
Today, Jean-François Roberge, the Quebec minister of immigration, announced the details of the Quebec Immigration Plan for 2025. According to the latest announcement, the province plans to stay on course with its annual plans for permanent immigration, set at 50,000. For 2025, the province aims to admit between 48,500 and 51,500 immigrants. Discover if You […]
Quebec pauses two major permanent resident pathways
Quebec has hit the breaks on two major permanent resident pathways. Effective immediately, Quebec is no longer accepting applications for the Quebec Experience Program – Quebec Graduates (PEQ – Diplômés), and will cease to issue invitations to candidates for the Regular Skilled Worker Program (PRTQ). These programs act as pathways to permanent residency in Canada. […]
