Canadian Immigration Fees Increasing 2022 April 11 The Canadian government has announced that effective April 30, 2022, application fees for all permanent residence matters will be increasing. Though this will include fees for categories including family class, business classes, humanitarian classes, and permit holders, the most notable for those who deal with foreign workers and…
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2022 April 6 Some changes have been announced to Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP). This is the program through which employers hire foreign workers utilizing the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process. LMIAs require the employer to substantiate their inability to fill a position with a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and thus justify…
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Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programs (AIPP): Other situations The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Programs (AIPP) closed on December 31, 2021, with the expiration of the pilot bilateral agreements. The Ministerial Instructions expired on March 5, 2022. These instructions granted IRCC the authority to accept pilot applications until March 5, 2022 (processing may continue beyond this date, as long as the…
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Seafood and fish plant workers (low-wage cap exempt) – Temporary Foreign Worker Program In these instructions, “officer†refers to employees of both Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada and the Canada Border Services Agency. All in-Canada visitor extension, study permit and work permit applications must be submitted electronically, with some exceptions. See the list of programs that…
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