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What Are Canada’s New Post Graduation Work Permit Requirements?
The eligibility requirements for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) are changing with many international students soon to be unable to get the coveted open work permit but others being
How To Apply To Schools In Canada As An International Student
The number of international students in Canada, those foreign nationals who hold study permits, is on track to hit the psychologically significant milestone of one
Canada Admits Racism In Its Immigration System, Vows To Do Better By African International Students
Systemic racism exists in Canada and more needs to be done to stamp it out and ensure African students do not face unfair selection criteria
Canada And Germany Top OECD Immigration Countries For International Graduates
International students studying in Canada or Germany are more likely to immigrate to those countries than any of the other OECD countries. “Five years after
International Students Get Extra Year To Take Online Courses And Still Get PGWP
Under pressure to help international students unable to get study permits in time for this school year, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) are allowing
Premiers Of Canada’s Provinces And Territories Agree On Need For Increased Immigration
Premiers across Canada want Ottawa to up its immigration game and give the provinces and territories more of a say in both the recruitment of
Give International Students From Poor Countries Open Work Permits, Committee Tells IRCC
International students who do not have enough money to live and study in Canada should be given open work permits and be provided with sponsorship
Quebec To End Access To PGWP For International Students At Private Colleges
Quebec is moving to end access to Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) for international students graduating from unsubsidized private colleges. The move is to bring the
Canada To Develop Permanent Immigration Pathway For International Students
Canada is hoping to develop a new pathway to permanent residency for international students, hinted Immigration Minister Sean Fraser in an online interview with ApplyBoard.