Record-High Asylum Applications from International Students in Canada. According to new federal immigration data, international students submitted nearly 14,000 asylum claims between January and September 2024. This figure surpasses the total for 2023, which saw almost 12,000 claims, and marks a stark contrast to the 1,810 claims recorded in 2018. This has sparked intense scrutiny and raised […]
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Latest Express Entry Draws 2024 | New Rounds of Invitations IRCC sent out only 174 permanent residency invitations in the latest Express Entry draw on November 18, targeting profiles with a provincial nomination. The comprehensive ranking system (CRS) cutoff score was 816, an increase of 4 points as compared to previous PNP draw last week.
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International Students In Canada Can Now Work Full-Time Off-Campus. Marc Miller, the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, has announced a new regulation allowing eligible international students in Canada to work up to 24 hours per week off campus during academic terms. This new change is effective as of November 8, 2024, marks an increase from
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20 Cheapest Cities in Canada for 2024 20 Cheapest Cities in Canada for 2024: With the rising cost of living, many Canadians and newcomers are looking for affordable places to settle without compromising on quality of life. Fortunately, Canada has a diverse range of cities that offer affordable living, rich culture, and strong community vibes.
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Editorial Review: Canada’s New Rules for International Students Gboyega Esan – November 16th, 2024. Editorial Review: Canada’s New Rules for International Students: IRCC has yet provide lagging or leading supporting data to substantiate claims about Canada’s appeal as a study destination and the necessity of these changes. IRCC has failed to highlight how these benefits
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New International Student Program regulations take effect Canada’s diverse and inclusive society, high-quality educational institutions and potential opportunities to work or immigrate after graduation have made Canada a leading destination for students from around the world. The International Student Program must be sustainable, and students must be protected from abuse within the system. Over the
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Exploited and Overworked: The Hidden Cost of Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) was designed to address labor shortages in specific industries. However, recent reports and investigations have revealed a darker side to this program, highlighting instances of exploitation, abuse, and subpar working conditions for many foreign workers. The Problem
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Visitors, Students, or Workers: Temporary Status in Canada. Navigating Canada’s immigration rules can be complex, especially regarding maintaining legal status as a temporary resident. If you apply to extend your temporary resident status—whether as a visitor, student, or worker—before it expires, you may be eligible to remain in the country while awaiting a decision on
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Understanding the Canadian Citizenship Process 10 Reasons for a Canada Citizenship Application Rejection Canada remains a top destination for immigrants, not only for its high quality of life but also for the opportunities and global mobility it offers its citizens. With a Canadian passport, individuals gain access to visa-free or visa-on-arrival travel to over 180 countries, making
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BC Government is hiring now. No degree needed. If you’re looking for a stable, well-paying career without the need for a university degree, the government of British Columbia has a range of jobs right now that might be perfect for you. These roles come with salaries exceeding $60,000 per year and offer a variety of benefits,
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