Canada has long been admired for its successful blend of higher education and immigration, often described as “edugration.” For decades, international students have been celebrated not only as valuable contributors to Canada’s cultural diversity but also as a major source of skilled talent and economic growth. However, recent challenges have exposed cracks in this once-flourishing...
Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released an important clarification to its study permit guidelines for Quebec-bound international students, ensuring smoother processing for those pursuing education in the province. The revision corrects the eligibility date for reusing Quebec Acceptance Certificates (CAQs), a crucial document for international students studying in Quebec helping applicants avoid confusion...
Despite global shifts in education policy and economic uncertainty, international students continue to look for welcoming and stable destinations to pursue their academic dreams. While countries like the UK and US have dominated headlines for their policy changes and visa regulations, Canada immigration for international students has quietly regained momentum, climbing to the second spot...
Starting September 1, 2025, IRCC is tightening its financial support rules for Canada study permit applicants. As part of an annual review that adjusts financial thresholds in line with inflation and cost of living, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced a revised minimum fund requirement. International students will now need to show they...
Canada’s recent federal election brought a significant political shift that could reshape the country’s approach to international education and immigration. With Mark Carney leading the Liberal Party into a minority government, all eyes are on what this means for foreign students, future immigrants, and those already building lives in Canada. After over a year of...
The path from student life to permanent residency in Canada has always been a strong draw for international graduates. But things are shifting in 2025—and fast. If you’re an international student or currently holding a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), you may have already felt the ripple effects. British Columbia and New Brunswick—two provinces with some...
In a world where students have more choices than ever, one destination continues to top the list — Canada. According to the latest Spring 2025 ApplyBoard Student Pulse Survey, Canada remains the number one pick for international students looking to build their future abroad. This isn’t just about beautiful campuses and maple leaves. The country’s...
Canada has long been a top destination for international students, offering world-class education, diverse cultural experiences, and promising career opportunities. However, recent economic factors and policy changes have influenced student enrollment trends, leading to a more cautious return of foreign students. As universities and policymakers assess the financial implications, the role of international students in...
The Canadian government has announced a reduction in international study permits for 2025, setting the total cap at 437,000 permits. This represents a 10% decrease from 2024’s cap, continuing efforts by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) to manage housing, healthcare, and other essential services while still attracting top global talent. The updated framework, released...
