CAN INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS WORK WHILE STUDYING IN CANADA?
International students in Canada can work during their studies without a work permit if their study permit allows it. However, there are limits on hours, especially for off-campus jobs. With changes to regulations, including the end of temporary COVID-era policies, students must stay informed to avoid violations that could impact their status. Learn about the latest updates and how they affect your ability to work in Canada while studying.
Navigating Spousal Sponsorship: Choosing Between Inland and Outland Applications in Canada
Learn the key differences between Inland and Outland spousal sponsorship applications in Canada. Discover which pathway is best for your situation, understand the benefits and drawbacks, and get insights into the process and eligibility requirements for sponsoring your spouse, common-law, or conjugal partner.
A Shift in Immigration Policy: TR to PR within Canada
Canada’s Immigration Minister, Marc Miller, announced a significant policy shift on March 21, 2024, favouring temporary residents (TRs) in Canada for their conversion to permanent residents (PRs). The new approach introduces "domestic draws," streamlining the path for TRs to achieve PR status through the Express Entry system. This change emphasizes the value of Canadian work and education experience in enhancing eligibility for permanent residency.
Canada Immigration - International Study Permit
Canada to cut study permits by 35% in 2024, setting cap at 360k. Measures include provincial intake caps, attestation letters, and changes to Post-Graduate Work Permit eligibility to address system integrity and public service pressures.
Understanding the Timeline for IRCC Application Processing
Navigate IRCC Application Processing Times with Expert Insights: Learn about the various factors that influence the timeline for Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship Canada (IRCC) application processing in our latest article.