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In this week’s immigration roundup, Dane and Sugandha break down the 67% drop in student and worker arrivals, what it means for temporary residents, and the latest program updates.
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Canada has opened a new intake for the Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot, with up to 2,970 study permit applications available.
New This Week, In Case You Missed It:
Canada is increasing the study permit proof of funds requirement on September 1.
Outpost Recruitment founder Ruairi Spillane answers the work permit questions he hears most often from international job seekers.
The next Canada Child Benefit payment arrives on September 18, with eligible families receiving up to $679.75 per month for each child under six.
Could retaking your language test improve your Canadian immigration chances? We look at when aiming for a higher score may be worth it.
Canada has changed its low-wage TFW rules, potentially allowing employers with multiple small locations to hire more temporary foreign workers.
Several government benefit payments are coming in September, including the Canada Child Benefit, Ontario Trillium Benefit, CPP and Old Age Security.
International students at Ontario universities will pay nearly 20% more for UHIP health coverage starting September 1.
Eligible in-Canada workers applying to extend an LMIA-based work permit now have an extra 30 days for their employer’s LMIA to be processed.
A temporary policy allowing some permanent residents to sponsor previously undeclared family members is set to expire on September 10.
Newfoundland and Labrador issued 140 invitations on August 26, including 94 through the NLPNP and 46 through the AIP, while British Columbia issued 16 Entrepreneur Immigration invitations on August 25.
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Latest IRCC Updates
IRCC updated its guidance for assessing and processing humanitarian and compassionate (H&C) applications. Read more.
IRCC updated its Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) instructions, clarifying work permit renewals and acceptable proof that a permanent residence application has been submitted. Read more.
IRCC introduced new in-Canada temporary measures for foreign nationals affected by the crisis in Palestine. Read more.
