Is your Canadian work permit about to expire? Learn about your options to extend your stay legally or transition to permanent residency. From restoration of status to pathways like Express Entry and PNP, this guide outlines crucial steps to take before your permit expires.

Canada has introduced six major immigration reforms to control temporary resident volumes. These include caps on study permits, stricter language requirements for work permits, and new rules for spousal eligibility. The changes aim to protect Canada’s labor market and ensure the sustainability of the immigration system.

In this blog post, we delve into the changes to the SOWP program and explore potential future trends. Will there be more restrictions, or will we see more relaxed eligibility requirements for the spouses of international students in the future?

Canada has updated its work policy for international students. Starting fall 20224 international students in Canada will be allowed to work up to 24 hours of off-campus per week during term time. Explore the details and implications of this new policy for current and future international students.

Discover how the recent 2024 changes to SOWP(Spousal Open Work Permit) eligibility in Canada impact international students and their partners. The latest policy adjustments, effective from March 19, 2024, now focus on aligning the fields of study of international students with the nation's labour market needs.

Timing is crucial when applying for Canadian study permits. In this post, we cover the ideal timeline, important deadlines, and practical tips to help international students successfully navigate the application process and begin their studies in Canada on time.

Learn about the factors that might make it more likely for your Canadian student visa to get refused.

It may come as a surprise that students who are in Canada on a valid study permit should stop working as soon as they receive written notice that they completed their program. Read on to learn more.