The ideal option to immigrate to Canada depends totally on your objectives. There are more than 100 options for economic immigration. Finding the appropriate key to a lock is similar to picking one. We'll look at some of the most common permanent residency alternatives, as well as a few temporary residence possibilities, to help you get to Canada and improve your chances of a successful immigration journey.

The gap between unmet demand for study abroad and large visa processing delays in the countries where students want to study is widening. As a result, agents and students must adjust their plans this year and file visa applications far earlier than usual for study programs in many popular study abroad countries.

Leading international student destinations are increasingly linking their immigration policies to skills shortfalls in their economies, as well as allowances for students working while studying or after graduation (see Australia and Canada for recent examples).

Students all across the world will soon be able to take IELTS Academic, the most widely used English language test for international higher education, from the convenience of their own homes or another acceptable location.

The Canadian government has announced that it will extend the post-graduation work permit (PGWP) for some international students for an additional 18 months, as well as reopening an application route for permanent residence applications after clearing the majority of an application backlog caused by COVID travel restrictions.

Saskatchewan has developed a first-of-its-kind education initiative that will provide foreign training to the post-secondary education industry.

Due to the evolving epidemiological situation of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Canada is continuously adjusting its border measures.

The global international education industry is poised not only for recovery from pandemic losses, but also for major expansion, according to a new analysis from the market intelligence firm HolonIQ.

Canada is expanding its immigration policy to admit a bigger number of new permanent residents, which means that international students studying in the country will have more options to stay after graduating from Canadian universities.

The Optional Practical Training program (OPT) in the United States is expanding to allow more overseas students – in more STEM-related fields of study – to stay in the country for three years after graduation, starting immediately.