Learn about Canada’s 2025 Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) rules, who qualifies, how to apply, permit duration, and key changes to eligibility criteria.
Canada SOWP 2025: New Rules & Who’s Eligible Read More »
Canada ranks 8th in the 2025 Henley Passport Index, offering visa-free access to 184 countries. Find out what makes it one of the world’s strongest passports.
Canada’s Passport Now Among World’s Best Read More »
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced that the province will explore issuing its own work permits to asylum seekers under constitutional powers, aiming to address labour shortages and reduce strain on government support systems.
ONTARIO TO ISSUE CANADA WORK PERMITS TO ASYLUM SEEKERS Read More »
Canadian permanent residents now have to pay the new USA integrity fee on top of current visa fee to visit USA.
Canadian Permanent Residents Have To Pay New USA Fees Read More »
IRCC invited 4,000 healthcare candidates in the July 22, 2025 Express Entry draw with a CRS cutoff of 475. See how it compares to past draws and what’s next
IRCC INVITES 4000 PEOPLE IN LARGEST HEALTHCARE DRAW TILL NOW Read More »
IRCC is seeking public feedback on Canada’s 2026–2028 immigration plan. Share your views by August 17, 2025, and help shape Canada’s future immigration targets.
IRCC 2025 Immigration Consultation Now Open Read More »
IRCC will begin sending invitations to apply under the 2025 Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) starting July 28. Up to 10,000 sponsors from the 2020 pool will be selected. Learn how to apply or consider the super visa option.
New PGP 2025 Invitations Begin July 28, Says IRCC Read More »
IRCC conducted a new Express Entry draw under the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) on July 21, 2025. With a high CRS cutoff of 788, a total of 202 invitations to apply for permanent residence were issued. Find out the details and implications of this round.
Latest Express Entry PNP Draw: 202 People Invited Read More »
The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a new federal initiative aimed at helping Canadians access affordable dental care. To qualify, applicants must meet four strict requirements, including having no private dental insurance, filing taxes, meeting income thresholds, and being a Canadian resident for tax purposes. In this post, we break down each eligibility rule, explain how income is assessed, and clarify what happens if you already have government dental coverage. Find out if you or your family qualify for this much-needed benefit.
Canada Launches Free Dental Care for Everyone Read More »
Nova Scotia is prioritizing healthcare, construction, and local workers in 2025–2026. Find out who qualifies for immigration and what sectors are being accepted.
Nova Scotia Announces Important Updates for 2025 Read More »
