Canada Permanent Residency Updates

Quebec has paused two key immigration programs for permanent residency until June 2025, including the Regular Skilled Worker Program and PEQ graduate stream, to reassess its immigration strategy.

Quebec has paused the Regular Skilled Worker and PEQ programs until June 2025 to reassess immigration strategy, raising concerns over workforce shortages and affecting skilled workers and graduates.

Canada continues to offer a wide range of opportunities for those seeking Permanent Residency (PR). With various immigration programs tailored to skilled workers, international students, and other qualified individuals, Canada remains an attractive destination for migrants. In this blog update,

In an exciting update for aspiring immigrants, Saskatchewan has introduced two new Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) Permanent Residence (PR) pathways. These new routes are designed to streamline the immigration process and provide more opportunities for skilled workers. If you’re

Canada is set to make it easier for semi-skilled workers to gain permanent residency, addressing a significant gap in its immigration system. This change, proposed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), aims to recognize the valuable contributions of workers