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The number of refugee claims keeps rising

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The number of refugee claims keeps rising

The number of refugee claims submitted in Canada continues to slightly increase despite the travel restrictions caused by the COVID-19. According to the recent data by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), there were about 1,500 cases submitted in June compared to about 1,400 filed in the previous month. Since April most refugee claims were filed at marine ports. However, it is reported about asylum claims filed in airports, for the first time since the comprehensive travel restrictions were applied by the government. In addition […]

Canadian international study visa approvals drop by 40%

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Canadian international study visa approvals drop by 40%

On July 23, the latest data from IRCC showed that in the second quarter of 2020, the number of study permits issued by Canada was only 49,595, a year-over-year decrease of 40.54%. Canadian media worried that the declining number of international students will lead to a lower Canadian GDP, reduced employment opportunities and a reduced volume of real estate transactions. IRCC confirmed that the current situation of the sharp decline in the number of study permits will continue at least until the end of […]

International Applicants for the National Assessment Collaboration exam urge for the help

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International Applicants for the National Assessment Collaboration exam urge for the help

International medical students are now scared about flying into Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. The National Assessment Collaboration (NAC) is scheduled for Sep 12-13, 2020. It is a mandatory in-person exam for international medics and it is a requirement for those who plan to apply for permanent residency in Canada. Even though the physical part of the examination to assess clinical skills has been cancelled, candidates must attend in-person to describe verbally what they would do in various clinical situations […]

Canada wins, U.S. loses in the global fight for high-tech workers

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Canada wins, U.S. loses in the global fight for high-tech workers

According to the study by the Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) at Georgetown University, Canada is winning a competition for global tech talent with the United States. The authors discovered that Toronto experienced the biggest growth in technology jobs than any other city in North America over the past five years, including San Francisco, New York and Seattle. Moreover, Vancouver is also in the top five. The tech industry across Canada is booming. Within the last five years, Canada has adopted […]

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