Category: Coming to Canada

September 8, 2026 0

H-1B to Canada Immigration News Update: What Changed and What to Watch in 2026

By dang

If you’re working in the United States on an H-1B visa and considering a move to Canada, time is of the essence. Canada’s accelerated pathway for H-1B holders, announced in May 2026, offers a streamlined route to Canadian work authorization, but you must apply for an extension before the December 16, 2026 deadline. The program processes work permits in just two weeks for a $155 fee, representing one of the most concrete opportunities in Canada’s broader effort to attract skilled professionals from south of the border.
This window matters because it reflects a fundamental shift in how Canada views immigration …

July 20, 2026 0

Canadian Immigration Policy Changes That Will Impact Your Journey in 2026

By dang

Canada’s immigration policy for 2026 stabilizes permanent residency targets at 380,000 admissions while shifting toward economic priorities and accelerating pathways for temporary workers already contributing to communities across the country. If you’re navigating this system or helping a family member through it, the changes this year center on skills-based selection, French-language proficiency, and priority sectors like healthcare, education, STEM, and trades.
The government is moving 33,000 temporary workers to permanent residency over 2026 and 2027, a meaningful acceleration for those who’ve built lives here …

March 17, 2021 0

New Immigration Policies for International Students

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International students enrolled in Canada have to access the outstanding quality of education to experience a work-study balance that accommodates the costs while anticipating permanent residence. Over 650,000 applicants registered for post-secondary education while 58,000 alumni became permanent residents in Canada in 2019. 
This plays a crucial role in the country’s economic growth, hence, the $22 billion annual contributions that support around 170,000 jobs.
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Immigration…

March 16, 2021 0

The Impact of COVID-19 on Real Estate and the AEC Industry

By dang

Canada offers various accommodation and housing options from short-term rentals to triplex or duplex houses. Price ranges also differ in each state. According to a statistical survey, the most expensive city to live in Canada is Vancouver, British Columbia. 
However, the pandemic caused a drastic change in the country’s economy, especially in real estate. A complete turnover in market preference happened wherein the rural and urban areas became desirable areas for homeowners while downtown condo markets have low demands.

March 15, 2021 0

New Immigration Priorities from the Canadian Government

By dang

Canada has a reputation as the home for immigrants due to its highest population rate of immigrants of any country. The 2019 statistics support the claims as there is a 21.5 percent increase in foreign residents; it remains the core of the country’s economic growth.
A supplementary mandate letter authorized by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Marco Medicino, the immigration minister, serves as a legitimate document to the department. It binds the Prime Minister’s intentions to pursue through the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC)….