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IRCC reducing Spousal Open Work Permits by more than 100,000 over the next three years

During a recent announcement regarding changes to Canada’s temporary resident programs, Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced several significant changes to the eligibility criteria for Spousal Open Work Permits (SOWPs). On September 18, Minister Miller noted that the department will be introducing

Understanding Different Types of Mortgages: Helpful Tips for New Canadians

As a newcomer to Canada, you may be considering buying a home in your new country. It may be exciting to think about but where do you start? Sign up for the upcoming webinar: Mortgage Basics: A Newcomer’s Guide to Financing

Do you need to submit biometrics to stay in Canada?

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will collect your biometrics if you are aged between 14 and 79 and applying for, claiming, or requesting: Canadian temporary residence (excluding U.S. nationals); Canadian permanent residence (including US nationals); or Refugee protection. What are

How many ITAs has Canada issued through Express Entry this year vs. last year?

Canada’s Express Entry system has undergone changes in the last two years. In 2023, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced category-based selection draws under Express Entry—a policy that allows the immigration department to target candidates that meet the country’s economic

A Newcomer’s Guide to Paper Products in Canada

Welcome to Canada! As you settle into this beautiful and diverse country, you’ll find that certain everyday items, like paper products, can play a key role in your daily life. From paper towels to bathroom tissue, facial tissue, and napkins, understanding

How to Unlock Opportunities for Internationally Educated Professionals

Joining a professional association like the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists can help newcomers thrive in their careers. In an increasingly competitive global world, professionals’ career paths are often marked by diverse experiences and educational backgrounds. Navigating a

How to choose the right NOC for your profession

Choosing the right National Occupation Classification (NOC) code for one’s work experience can have a huge impact on an immigration application—especially given that different NOC codes qualify for different immigration streams. Selecting an incorrect NOC code with the adds risk of

Here’s how much it costs to study in some of Canada’s top universities as an international student

Over the years, Canada has become a hub for international students thanks to its multi-cultural environment and renowned educational institutions. Choosing the right designated learning institute (DLI) comes with many considerations, especially tuition cost. According to Statistics Canada, the weighted average

Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec invite candidates to apply for provincial immigration

Three Canadian provinces have issued invitations for candidates to apply for provincial immigration programs. Ontario and British Columbia have done so through their respective Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs). PNPs were introduced in 1998 to help spread the benefits of immigration throughout

How much do I need to save up to move to Canada?

Many Canadian immigration pathways have a minimum funds requirement. These funds vary depending on the pathway and prove to Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) that you have enough money to support yourself during the first few months of your stay.

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