Blog categorized as Study Permit

In Q1 2024, Canada’s population surpassed 41 million, growing by 242,673 people, mainly due to international migration. Alberta gained the most residents from other provinces, while Ontario saw the largest net loss. Temporary immigration rose, though study permits decreased significantly.

Ontario, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan issued provincial immigration invitations. Ontario's draws targeted early childhood educators. B.C. held general and targeted draws for various occupations. Saskatchewan invited candidates with specific work experience. Details include scores and streams.

Canadian immigration officials are planning significant changes to Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility. The revisions aim to align PGWPs with labor market needs by prioritizing students entering high-demand occupations. Implementation is expected by January 2025.

Expedite your Canadian study permit with the Student Direct Stream (SDS), offering faster processing for students from eligible countries. Meet specific criteria, submit required documents, and apply online for quick results. Explore TD's banking solutions for support.

IRCC launched its first category-based Express Entry draw on June 28, 2023, targeting specific labor needs. In 2024, priorities include healthcare, STEM, trades, transport, agriculture, and French-language proficiency.