Tag: canada
Canada Is Preparing the Express Entry Reforms
Here’s What IRCC Plans Next Canada is preparing the most significant transformation of Express Entry since the system launched in 2015. In April 2026, IRCC released two major policy documents that—when read together—make the government’s intentions unmistakable: These documents outline a complete modernization of the federal high‑skilled immigration system, including the repeal of the Federal…
Canada’s New Entrepreneur Pilot Arrives in 2026
What Founders and Investors Need to Know Canada is preparing to launch one of the most anticipated business‑immigration programs in years: a new federal Entrepreneur Pilot, expected to open later in 2026. After the closure of the Start‑Up Visa (SUV) and the ongoing pause of the Self‑Employed Persons Program, entrepreneurs around the world have been…
Canadian Citizenship Through Great‑Grandparents in 2026
Discover how Canada’s new 2026 citizenship rules may let you claim citizenship through a Canadian great‑grandparent, even if your family has lived abroad for generations. Can Your Family History Make You Canadian? Canada’s new citizenship rules mean that in some cases, a Canadian great‑grandparent can now open the door to citizenship. But only if each…
Guide to Canada’s 2026 Business Immigration Opportunities
Canada’s business immigration programs in 2026 offer strong opportunities for experienced managers and entrepreneurs. With some federal options like the Start-up Visa now closed, Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) and the C11 work permit stand out as reliable paths to permanent residence. These focus on real economic contributions, such as job creation and growth in key…
Canada’s New Digital Visas: What Travellers Need to Know
Canada has started testing “digital visas” as part of a broader plan to modernize its immigration system and make travel to Canada faster and more convenient. For now, it offers a clear preview of how future visas may look. Canada Digital Visa Pilot In November 2025, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) launched a digital…
Canada’s 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan
Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan for 2026-2028 introduces significant changes aiming for sustainable growth while addressing economic and social challenges. The plan sets a target of 380,000 permanent residents annually throughout this period, stabilizing permanent resident admissions compared to previous years, with only a slight 4% decrease from 2025 levels. This reflects an intentional balance to…
Canada’s Economic Immigration Opportunities in 2025
Canada’s economic immigration system continues to be a global leader in selecting skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and innovators who contribute to the country’s prosperity. The 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan reinforces economic immigration as a foundational pillar, accounting for nearly 59% of all permanent residents admitted in 2025—with a focus on matching labour market needs and spreading…
Business Immigration Update 2025
Canada remains one of the world’s most attractive destinations for business immigration, welcoming innovative entrepreneurs and self-employed individuals from around the globe through streamlined federal programs and promising new opportunities in 2025. With a dynamic economy, supportive government policies, and access to North American markets, immigrating to Canada as a business owner offers unique benefits…
Canada’s 2025 Immigration and Citizenship Law Changes
Overview In 2025, Canada introduced sweeping changes to its immigration and citizenship laws. These reforms aim to enhance border security, improve document integrity, and expand citizenship rights for Canadians born abroad. This article summarizes the most impactful updates, based on verified sources from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). 1. Bill C-3: Expanded Citizenship by Descent…
Appeal Right
Overview In Pepa v Canada, 2025 SCC 21, the Supreme Court of Canada reminds jurists how to interprete subsection 63(2) of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). The contested provision gives a foreign national holding a permanent resident visa the right to appeal a removal order to the Immigration Appeal Division (IAD). The only…