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Canada immigration in 2025 faces new challenges: rising Express Entry cut-offs, declining student and worker arrivals, TOEFL Essentials approval, longer Start-Up Visa delays, higher AIP funds, and growing backlogs. Here’s what applicants need to know now.

Canada’s 2025 immigration landscape is shifting: study and work permits decline, TOEFL Essentials joins PR options, Express Entry rules tighten, and the Parents & Grandparents Program reopens. Here’s what these IRCC updates mean for applicants.

Canada’s immigration system in 2025 faces record study permit refusals, reduced PNP caps, tighter Express Entry rules, and new requirements such as pre-submission medical exams. Here’s a breakdown of the latest IRCC updates and what they mean.

Canada’s immigration landscape in mid-2025 is shifting: fewer international students and workers, new Express Entry medical exam rules, and TOEFL Essentials approved for PR. Ottawa is also setting francophone immigration targets and seeing a rise in U.S. refugee claims. Despite these changes, Canada remains on track to meet its permanent resident goals.

Canada Immigration Update – Express Entry remained active this month with multiple targeted draws, including a major round for healthcare and social services. Québec issued new Arrima invitations, while B.C. confirmed a reduced 2025 allocation with fewer ITAs. Ontario continued steady OINP activity. On the policy side, Ottawa extended special measures for Palestinians, adjusted study permit rules, and reminded families about the PGP intake. Learn what these changes mean for

Spousal Sponsorship and the Medical Exam spotlights :Applying for spousal sponsorship to Canada is an emotional journey — filled with...

For couples applying for spousal sponsorship  to Canada, love may be the foundation—but paperwork and procedures are the bricks that...

A joyful couple embraces under the Canadian flag, radiating warmth and happiness. Canada’s Spousal Sponsorship  program remains one of...

We were all looking forward to this for quite a long time due to the current situation but it is finally here. Parents and Grandparents...

The Federal Ministry of Immigration proposed the programs for temporary foreign workers and international students affected by COVID-19.