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Financial aid options for international students studying in Canada

Securing a Canadian study permit requires proof of sufficient funds (without working) to cover tuition fees, living expenses for the duration of your stay, and travel costs. But following the September 1, 2025, fund increase (+$2,260) to get a study permit,

British Columbia opens doors to more business owners in latest immigration draw

The British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) has held its largest immigration draw for entrepreneurs yet. The province held immigration selections through both the “Regional and “Base” streams of its entrepreneur immigration program, hoping to welcome new economic opportunities to

Prince Edward Island holds largest immigration draw of the year

The Prince Edward Island Provincial Nominee Program (PEI PNP) has conducted its largest immigration draw of the year, inviting close to 200 candidates to apply for provincial nomination. Candidates working in the province were prioritized for invitations, with additional consideration given

8 warm winter destinations Canadian passport holders can access visa-free, a short flight away

One of the perks of holding a Canadian passport is the opportunity to travel to many warm and sunny climates without the hassle of visas. From Caribbean beaches to Latin America’ cultural gems, Canadian citizens have plenty of incredible destinations to

How foreign work experience can help you get Canadian PR through Express Entry, and what counts

If you’re considering immigrating to Canada through Express Entry, your foreign work experience could play a key role in determining your competitiveness for an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence (PR). In fact, under Canada’s Express Entry application management system,

BC PNP: New data provides more transparency about who may receive an ITA

Candidates in British Columbia’s Provincial Nominee Program (BCPNP) can now see how competitive they are among all profiles in the province’s skilled immigration pool. The BC PNP recently released breakdowns of candidates in their skills immigration pool by score, allowing much

Quebec triples proof of funds requirement for study permits in 2026

Quebec’s proof of funds requirements for study permit applications are set to more than triple for some students starting January 1, 2026. These increases apply to both new international students applying for their first study permit and current international students who

Five reasons behind study permit refusals and how to avoid them

Canada’s study permit refusal rate has risen significantly in 2025, affecting thousands of prospective students. Many of these refusals result from common mistakes that can easily be prevented or addressed prior to application submission. In this article, we explore five frequent

The biggest immigration changes for international students and temporary foreign workers in Canada

Upcoming changes will significantly impact international students and temporary foreign workers in Canada, according to announcements made by the federal government. With the 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan and Budget 2025 providing further insight into what’s ahead, here’s a look at some

Prepare these documents for when the new TR to PR pathway to permanent residence opens

Preparing the right documents ahead of time may make or break your shot at getting Canadian permanent residence through the upcoming new temporary to permanent residence pathway. In 2021, when the initial TR to PR pathway launched, it hit its cap

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