CRS Drop Worrying You? Let Your Language Skills Do the Lifting!
Lost CRS Points for Arranged Employment? Regain Your Competitive Edge with Language Proficiency! If you’re pursuing Canadian permanent residency through the Express Entry system and recently found your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score drop due to changes in the points allocated for arranged employment, you’re not alone. Many skilled workers have been affected by the […]
Canada Seeks Skilled Trades for Permanent Residency in 2025
Canada’s 2025 Express Entry Overhaul: Trade Workers Now Have a Faster Path to PR If you’re a skilled trade worker dreaming of moving to Canada, 2025 could be your year. Canada has made bold and strategic updates to its Express Entry immigration system—this time, giving trade workers the spotlight they’ve long deserved. In February 2025, […]
Express Entry’s Education Draw Explained: A Game-Changer for Educators
Canada’s Express Entry Launches New Pathway for Educators: A Golden Opportunity for Teachers, Assistants, and Education Professionals Canada has once again expanded its immigration vision—this time, focusing on the vital education sector. In a major move to support the country’s growing need for skilled education professionals, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has introduced a […]
Is a Job Offer Still a Game-Changer for Express Entry and PR?
Despite Recent Changes, a Job Offer Remains Valuable for Canadian Permanent Residency On March 25, 2025, the Government of Canada announced a major change to the Express Entry system: candidates will no longer receive additional 50 or 200 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points for having a qualifying arranged employment. This update left many prospective immigrants […]
Why Your CRS Score Just Dropped?
CRS Shake-Up: What the Removal of Arranged Employment Points Means for Express Entry Candidates in 2025 In a major shift to the Canadian immigration system, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has made a crucial change to the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) used to evaluate candidates in the Express Entry pool: the removal of CRS […]
PGWP Expiring? Act Now Before It’s Too Late!
PGWP Expiring Soon? Here Are All Your Work Permit Options to Stay and Work in Canada Graduating from a Canadian institution and receiving your Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is a huge milestone. It allows international students to gain valuable Canadian work experience and is often the first step toward permanent residency. However, a PGWP is […]
IRCC Backlog Drops Below 1 Million: What It Means for Applicants in 2025
IRCC Backlog Declines by Nearly 8%: A Sign of Steady Progress in Canadian Immigration Processing In a welcome development for immigrants, applicants, and stakeholders in Canada’s immigration ecosystem, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has made noticeable strides in reducing its application backlog. As of February 28, 2025, IRCC reported a total of 821,200 applications […]
Are You Eligible for the New Healthcare and Social Services Category?
Express Entry Update 2025: Healthcare and Social Services Professionals Have a New Path to Canadian PR In a landmark update to its immigration strategy, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has expanded its Express Entry program to make it easier for healthcare and social service professionals to secure permanent residency (PR). This change, announced on […]
Home Care & Childcare Pilots Hit Cap – No More Applications Accepted!
Canada’s Home Child Care Pilot Hits 2025 Cap on Opening Day: What You Need to Know On March 31, 2025, Canada’s Home Care Worker Immigration Pilot: Child Care (HCWP:CC) reached its application cap on the very day it opened. For thousands of hopeful applicants around the world, this came as a surprise — though not […]
Lost No More! Canada Grants Citizenship to Those Affected by Outdated Laws
Canada Grants Citizenship Relief: New Measures for Lost Canadians Canada has announced interim measures to grant citizenship to individuals affected by the first-generation limit (FGL), a controversial provision that has restricted many Canadians from passing on their citizenship to children born abroad. With the delay in passing Bill C-71, the federal government has introduced these […]
