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The Province is Set to Introduce Minimum Language Requirements, Announces the Minister of Post-Secondary Education British Columbia is implementing a two-year prohibition on new post-secondary institutions seeking to enroll international students. The decision comes as the province addresses concerns about… Read more

In the late 2023 report by Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection (BHTP), Canada has secured its position as the safest country for travelers in 2023-2024. The comprehensive rankings are derived from an amalgamation of measures within BHTP's State of Travel Insurance… Read more

This section encompasses the policies, procedures, and guidance employed by IRCC staff, provided on the department's website as a courtesy to stakeholders. January 30, 2024 This communication outlines guidelines pertaining to the recognition of the Pearson Test of English (PTE… Read more

International students in Canada have the opportunity to pursue permanent resident status either while they are still studying or after completing their academic programs. This pathway allows them to seamlessly transition from their student status to becoming permanent residents, offering… Read more

"This week witnessed the issuance of nominations by three Canadian provinces through their Provincial Nomination Programs (PNPs), exclusive pathways for economic class immigrants to establish residence and employment in the nominating region. It's important to note that, except for Quebec… Read more

A newly published Desjardins Economic Studies report underscores the advantages of embracing skilled immigrants in Canada. The report suggests that while addressing labor shortages in the construction industry through immigration is crucial, there is also a need to address obstacles… Read more

On January 15th, Minister of Employment, Workforce Development, and Official Languages, Randy Boissonnault, unveiled a $86 million funding initiative benefiting 15 organizations nationwide. This financial support is aimed at accelerating the accreditation process for internationally educated health professionals (IEHP), addressing… Read more

Starting later this year, the federal government plans to implement a controlled allocation of international study permits to each province, according to a memo from Universities Canada obtained by the Star. This memo provides insight into the extent of cuts… Read more

As reported by The Globe and Mail, Canada's international student community has surpassed one million, according to official data from Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). At the close of December, there were 1,028,850 international students in the country. Notably,… Read more

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has issued invitations in the latest Express Entry draw. The department extended invitations to 1,040 candidates in a general draw, with candidates needing a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 543 to qualify.… Read more

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