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🇨🇦 How To Be Prepared If Canada Introduces an H-1B Express Entry Pathway
In this week's issue, IRCC reveals it is building a brand-new Express Entry platform, Canada lets more foreign workers study without a study permit, and international graduates push back as PGWP refusals trigger removal orders.
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🇨🇦 How To Be Prepared If Canada Introduces An H-1B Express Entry Pathway  Canada hasn't confirmed it — but a fast-track Express Entry route aimed at H-1B visa holders in the US keeps surfacing in Ottawa's plans. Nothing is guaranteed, yet the candidates who prepare now will be the ones ready to move the day a pathway opens. Here's how to get application-ready without betting everything on an announcement. 📝 Test and assess early 📂 Get your documents in order 🎯 Prepare broadly, don't overcommit |
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TRENDING NEWS Canada is building a new Express Entry platform. IRCC has confirmed a Digital Platform Modernization initiative whose first release includes a fresh Expression of Interest system for managing Express Entry. It is a technology upgrade rather than a policy change, but IRCC says it will enable more automation, AI integration and faster rollout of future immigration rules. Read more Canada now lets more foreign workers study without a study permit. Effective September 4, a temporary public policy allows valid work-permit holders to take courses of six months or less without a separate study permit, through December 31, 2027. It is designed to help temporary workers upgrade skills and reach higher-skilled jobs; longer programs still require a study permit. Read more International graduates are challenging Canada over PGWP refusals. After IRCC clarified in June that graduates of non-credit programs are ineligible for Post-Graduation Work Permits, refusals mounted — and removal orders issued to protesters at an August Calgary demonstration escalated the dispute. More than 250 organizations are now calling for an independent investigation into how the cases were handled. Read more Canada's international student population has fallen by a third since 2024. Only 22,405 new students arrived in the first half of 2026 — 82% fewer than the same period in 2024 — a 31.9% overall drop. Master's and doctoral students at public institutions are now cap-exempt, but a 59% refusal rate, not allocation limits, remains the main barrier. Read more |
How to Avoid Costly Refusals When Immigrating to Canada  🇨🇦 Navigating Canadian immigration alone can double your risk of refusal, according to IRCC's own findings. Many applicants miss critical details or misunderstand complex rules, leading to expensive mistakes. Here's why you shouldn't go it alone:
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