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Canada to decrease immigration targets by 21% in 2025
Canada ranks among the top five countries for attracting millionaires
In this week’s issue, Canada ranks among the top five countries for attracting millionaires, wage threshold raised for high-wage Temporary Foreign Worker Program positions, significant decline in international students in Atlantic Canada universities.
Canada to Decrease Immigration Targets by 21% in 2025 📉
Canada has raised the wage threshold for high-wage Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) positions by 20% effective November 8, 2024. This shift reclassifies approximately 34,000 jobs to the low-wage stream, applying stricter rules and reinforcing Canada's commitment to prioritize Canadian workers. Read more
Quebec implements new policy limiting Skilled Worker Program invitations to 25% per country from October 2024 to October 2025. This restriction aims to diversify the immigrant population and preserve Quebec’s cultural and linguistic identity, potentially impacting applicants from major source countries. Read more
Atlantic Canada universities are seeing a significant decline in international students due to a federal cap on study permits, which could lead to financial strain on universities and local economies. The cap could reduce student numbers by nearly 3,000, impacting enrollment and funding for essential services. Read more
Canada ranks among the top five countries for attracting millionaires in 2024, with an expected 3,200 high-net-worth individuals projected to immigrate this year. This trend highlights Canada’s appeal, driven by economic stability, quality of life, and supportive immigration programs like the Start-Up Visa, which draws entrepreneurial talent. Read more
TRENDING NEWS
Canada has raised the wage threshold for high-wage Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) positions by 20% effective November 8, 2024. This shift reclassifies approximately 34,000 jobs to the low-wage stream, applying stricter rules and reinforcing Canada's commitment to prioritize Canadian workers. Read more
Quebec has implemented a new policy limiting Skilled Worker Program invitations to 25% per country from October 2024 to October 2025. This restriction aims to diversify the immigrant population and preserve Quebec’s cultural and linguistic identity, potentially impacting applicants from major source countries. Read more
Atlantic Canada universities are seeing a significant decline in international students due to a federal cap on study permits, which could lead to financial strain on universities and local economies. The cap could reduce student numbers by nearly 3,000, impacting enrollment and funding for essential services. Read more
Canada ranks among the top five countries for attracting millionaires in 2024, with an expected 3,200 high-net-worth individuals projected to immigrate this year. This trend highlights Canada’s appeal, driven by economic stability, quality of life, and supportive immigration programs like the Start-Up Visa, which draws entrepreneurial talent. Read more
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NUMBERS TO KNOW
DRAWS | CATEGORY | ANNOUNCED | ITA’S |
---|---|---|---|
Express Entry | October 23 | 1800 | |
Express Entry | October 22 | 400 | |
PNP | October 21 | 648 | |
BC PNP | October 22 | 123 | |
MPNP | October 24 | 253 |
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