Canadian Immigration News

Travellers to Canada will now be required to obtain a negative PCR test up to three days prior to travelling to Canada.

Travellers to Canada may be allowed to break their 14-day quarantine period and leave Canada, but are required to stay in quarantine until they travel.

January 2021 will mark the beginning of a year people all across the globe hope will be much better than 2020.

Canada's provinces have been busy in the lead up to Christmas 2020 inviting even more skilled worker immigration candidates.

Canada held what is likely its last Express Entry draw of 2020 on Wednesday December 23.

Here is a summary of the most important headlines from this week.

Ontario’s latest draw took place on December 15 and issued targeted notifications of interest to candidates who may qualify for Ontario’s Express Entry Human Capital Priorities stream.

Canada continues to cement its position as one of the most popular study destinations due to its perception as a ‘safe and stable’ country, particularly because of how well it handled the coronavirus pandemic.

Here is a summary of the most important headlines from this week.

Under its new 2021-2023 Immigration Levels Plan, Canada will aim to welcome around 80,000 immigrants per year under its Spouses, Partners and Children immigration category.