12 Ways you can immigrate to Canada 🇨🇦

Your guide to navigating the Canadian immigration process!

In this week’s issue, Over 200,000 Post-Graduation Work Permits in Canada are set to expire within 15 months, what the US election outcome means for Canada, and Canada's Immigration Minister announces stronger measures against misuse of visitor visas.

12 Ways You Can Immigrate to Canada 🇨🇦

Explore Multiple Immigration Pathways 🌍
Canada offers various immigration options to suit different needs. Whether you’re a foreign professional, entrepreneur, or a student, there are multiple pathways to help make Canada your new home.

Express Entry System 🏆
One of the fastest ways to immigrate is through the Express Entry system. It’s a popular option for young professionals looking to settle in Canada permanently.

Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) 📑
Many provinces have their own immigration programs to attract international talent. These Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) provide opportunities for people with specific skills needed in those regions.

Family Sponsorship ❤️
If you have close family members in Canada, you may be eligible to immigrate through family sponsorship. This program helps reunite families and supports their settlement in Canada.

Other Options to Consider
From student visas to business immigration programs, there are diverse routes to help you relocate to Canada.

TRENDING NEWS

  • Over 200,000 Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) in Canada are set to expire within 15 months. This could intensify competition for permanent residency, as many international students rely on PGWP for work experience to qualify. Recent policy changes are reducing international student permits, potentially affecting future immigration trends and the labour market. Read more

  • The upcoming U.S. election could impact immigration and trade between Canada and the U.S. A Kamala Harris presidency might maintain stable relations, while a Trump return could lead to higher tariffs and economic challenges. Many Americans, concerned with political uncertainty, are exploring immigration to Canada for better opportunities. Read more

  • Two federal ministers are challenging Quebec Premier François Legault’s claims regarding immigration, urging him to collaborate with Ottawa. The disagreement centres on the rise of temporary immigrants in Quebec, which Legault believes threatens public services and the French language. Read more

  • Canada's Immigration Minister announced stronger actions against misuse of visitor visas. The government aims to enhance screening processes and enforce penalties for those who misrepresent themselves. These measures are designed to protect Canada's immigration system while still allowing legitimate visitors and students to enter the country. Read more

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NUMBERS TO KNOW

DRAWS

CATEGORY

ANNOUNCED

ITA’S

Prince Edward Island

PNP

September 20

48

British Columbia

PNP

September 24

146

Ontario

OINP (French Speaking

September 26

243

FEATURED PODCAST

In this episode of My Great Canada, Colin sits down with Nicholas Keung, the immigration reporter for the Toronto Star. Nicholas has written extensively about Canada's immigration, refugee, and border policies, shedding light on the lived experiences of migrants affected by these policies. As a former international student and immigrant himself, Nicholas brings a unique and personal perspective to his reporting.

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