Canada has announced its updated Immigration Levels Plan for 2026 to 2028, aiming to welcome 380,000 new permanent residents in 2026. This plan takes a balanced approach, focusing on economic growth, family reunification, and humanitarian commitments. The plan moves away from rapid growth toward steady, responsib...

This guide explains how Canadian work permits function in 2026, including eligibility requirements, employer obligations, permanent residence transitions, and special categories. A Canadian work permit allows foreign nationals to work legally in Canada under conditions set by immigration authorities. Most foreign nat...

Holding a valid Canada visa can simplify international travel. Some countries permit entry, transit, or visa-on-arrival for travellers with a valid Canadian visa. These policies reduce paperwork and expand travel options with a single visa. However, entry is subject to nationality, visa validity, and passport sta...

(Important Notice: The COVID-19 travel measures, testing requirements, and quarantine mandates described in this article are no longer active. Effective October 1, 2022, the Canadian government removed all COVID-19 entry restrictions for all travellers.) Since the emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, the global co...

In a major development for international talent, Canada continues to open its doors to skilled workers around the world. Most recently, 4,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for permanent residency were issued through the Express Entry system, specifically targeting healthcare and social services professionals with st...

Starting April 30, 2024, Canada raised permanent residence application fees by 12%. If you're planning to move, expect higher costs. Knowing about these changes and getting ready early can make your immigration process easier. Understanding the Fee Increase The Details of the Increase The Canadian government st...