Immigration

Starting 29 July 2025, anyone applying to the Atlantic Immigration Program must meet new, higher settlement-fund thresholds. This update reflects rising living-cost benchmarks and will shape your eligibility, required documentation and planning for a move to Atlantic Canada.

New restrictions on the Spousal Open Work Permit (SOWP) in Canada are a game-changer. As of January 21, 2025, eligibility is now tied to the principal applicant's skill level (TEER 0/1/select 2/3) or academic program (Master's/PhD/Professional degrees), marking a significant shift in Canadian immigration policy.

Discover the essential steps, eligibility criteria, and application streams to bring your family home to Canada.

From mastering English or French through programs like LINC to getting help with your first job search and connecting with your new community, these resources are your key to a smoother, faster start in Canadian life. Learn where to find them and how to register.

Refusal rates for the Canadian study permit are at a record high. The key to a successful application lies in proactively addressing the visa officer’s two primary concerns: that you can financially support yourself and that you will genuinely leave Canada after your studies. Learn the top five mistakes applicants make and how to build an airtight case.