The Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program has been a cornerstone in Canada’s immigration landscape, offering a unique pathway for international students to transition from education to valuable work experience in the country. Recently, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) announced pivotal changes to the PGWP, signalling a significant shift in policy and prospects for graduates. These updates, crucial for students pursuing or planning to pursue higher education in Canada, reflect the country’s evolving approach to immigration and its commitment to supporting international talent.
Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller plans to override Quebec’s immigration cap to expedite family reunification. Despite requests to Quebec to increase its family reunification limit, currently set at about 10,000 applicants yearly, the federal government will now issue permanent residence permits beyond this cap. This decision, driven by a humanitarian perspective, aims to address the …