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Canada Announces Cap on Start-Up Visa Applications to Reduce Processing Times
Discover the latest updates to Canada’s Start-Up Visa Program. Immigration Minister Marc Miller announces a cap on permanent residence applications, aiming to streamline processing times and reduce backlogs.
IRCC already has enough immigration staff to meet processing goals, report reveals
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) already have more than enough staff to meet its application processing goals for the next three years, concludes Canadian
Canada Processing Study Permits For International Students At Record Pace
Immigration officials in Canada are processing study permits for international students at a record pace with almost 360,000 of these applications completed this year as
IRCC Adding 1,250 Employees To Cut Canada Immigration Backlogs, Reduce Processing Times
Canada immigration Minister Sean Fraser says Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is hiring up to 1,250 and will have those new employees in place
New Applications Through Express Entry To Be Processed In 6 Months From July
Canada immigration applications through Express Entry will return to the processing standard of six months when all-program draws resume in July. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
How Temporary Work Permits Can Help Start-Up Visa Candidates Avoid Processing Delays
Candidates hoping to immigrate to Canada under a Start-Up Visa can expect to wait 31 months due to the backlog of applications to be processed
Ottawa Working To Cut Wait Times For Canada Work Permits
A massive backlog of applications to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is slowing down the processing and issuance of work permits to foreign nationals
Ottawa, Quebec Agree On Need To Speed Up Processing Of Canada Immigration Applications
Quebec Immigration Minister Jean Boulet says Ottawa needs to improve its processing times for applications for economic immigration and study permits for international students –
Canada Targets Reduced Spousal Immigration Processing Times With Office Expansion
Canada’s immigration department is targeting a return to one-year standard processing for spousal applications by hiring staff and increasing office space. In an announcement on