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Immigration

Pilot Project to Expedite Judicial Review for Rejected Student Visas

Written by: Sara Bahadori  On October 1, 2024, the Federal Court of Canada launched a pilot project aimed at streamlining the judicial review process for rejected study permit applications. This new initiative, called the Study Permit Pilot Project, is expected to deliver resolutions within five months, significantly reducing the typical 14-18-month wait time for judicial...
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Canadian Government Announces Changes to Work Permits under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program

Written by: Sara Bahadori  The Canadian government has announced new changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), set to take effect in two phases on October 28, 2024, and November 8, 2024. These reforms are designed to enhance the integrity of the program and ensure that employers who rely on foreign talent adhere to...
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Canada Implements Reforms to Manage International Student Program

Written by: Sara Bahadori  Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has implemented new reform mechanisms for the International Student Program. These adjustments aim to address the unsustainable growth of the International Student Program while ensuring a positive experience for students and supporting Canada’s sustainable population growth and system integrity. 1. Cap and Provincial Attestation Letter...
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Entry Programs: Express Entry, Federal Skilled-Trades, Provincial Nominee Program, Family Sponsorship

Express Entry… is a way for skilled workers to immigrate and become permanent residents of Canada. The Express Entry system manages three types of immigration programs within it. The first is the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) which is for skilled workers who have three years of experience in the Canadian workforce prior to applying. The...
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Work Permits, Study Permits, and Visitor Visas

Work Permit The Open Work Permit and the Employer-Specific Work Permit are the two types of work permits in Canada. Open Work Permit:  The Immigration Office issues a Canadian Open Work Permit (OWP) to foreign nationals who are eligible and wish to work for a Canadian employer over a specific period of time. A worker...
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IMMIGRATION IN THE NEWS: Canada Grants Hong Kong Activists Convention Refugee Status

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LMIA: Transition Plan for High Wage TFWs

In this article we propose a Transition Plan for High Wage Temporary Foreign Workers.
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