How to Ensure a Successful PGWP Application in 2025
The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) is a golden opportunity for international students in Canada to gain valuable work experience after completing their studies. However, navigating the application process can be complex. To help you secure your PGWP in 2025, here are actionable steps based on the latest guidelines from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). 1. Confirm […]
US-Canada Migration Trends 2025: StatCan Report
Statistics Canada’s March 2025 report, Recent Trends in Migration Flows from the United States to Canada, provides critical insights into evolving migration patterns. Below are key findings based on the data: 1. Shifting Composition of U.S. Immigrants Historical dominance of U.S. citizens: In the 1980s, nearly all U.S. immigrants to Canada were American citizens, with over […]
Saskatchewan Overhauls Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) : Key Updates & Preparation Strategies
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has resumed operations with transformative changes following a federal allocation cut and a temporary pause. These updates aim to streamline immigration pathways, prioritize critical labor shortages, and adapt to new economic realities. For skilled workers and employers, understanding these changes is essential to navigating the program effectively. Below, we […]
Canadian PRs Working Abroad: Protect Your Status from Section 44 IRPA
If you’re a Canadian permanent resident (PR) working abroad, you could face unexpected visa cancellation under Section 44 of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). Here’s what you need to know to avoid inadmissibility reports and safeguard your status. What Triggers a Section 44 Report? An A44 report is issued if immigration officers believe […]
Canada Immigration Pathways for U.S. LGBTQ2+ Community
Canada is globally recognized for its commitment to diversity and inclusion, making it a preferred destination for LGBTQ2+ individuals seeking safety and equality. If you’re part of the U.S. LGBTQ2+ community exploring immigration to Canada, here are pathways to consider: Express Entry System Canada’s Express Entry system prioritizes skilled workers, with no discrimination based […]
Travel Advisories for Canadians Working, Living, or Travelling to the U.S.
For Canadians working, living, or traveling to the U.S., staying informed about the latest travel advisories is critical to avoid legal hiccups, safety risks, or delays. At Visaserve Immigration Law P.C., we specialize in simplifying cross-border legal requirements, ensuring your journey—whether for work, relocation, or leisure—is smooth and compliant. Below, we break down key updates […]
Can You Seek Asylum in Canada from the U.S.? STCA Rules & Exceptions
Seeking asylum in Canada from the U.S. is a critical option for those fleeing persecution and hardship. Under the STCA (Safe Third Country Agreement), individuals must be aware of the nuances that govern their claims. This agreement stipulates that individuals must make their asylum claims in the first safe country they arrive in, which can […]
Navigating Ontario Pay Transparency and Job Posting Requirements with Confidence
Employers in Ontario now face evolving standards for job postings and pay transparency. With the province’s recent regulatory changes, ensuring that your job advertisements comply with Ontario’s legal requirements is more crucial than ever. At Visaserve Immigration Law P.C, we help employers navigate these complexities—so you can focus on growing your business without legal hassles. […]
Canada Express Entry Update: Job Offer Points Removed from CRS Scoring
The Government of Canada has announced a major change to the Express Entry system, significantly impacting candidates in the immigration pool. Effective March 25, 2025, job offers will no longer contribute points to a candidate’s Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score. This update marks a strategic shift in how candidates are ranked within Express Entry draws, emphasizing […]
Out-of-Status Home Care Workers: Immigrate Through Canada’s Home Care Worker Pilots
A home care worker who does not have a status in Canada or authorization to work, may be eligible for the Home Care Worker Immigration pilots under a public policy. About the public policy: This public policy exempts a small group of applicants from certain requirements of the Workers in Canada stream. This means that […]