Canada’s international student cap is raising concerns as enrolment drops significantly, risking the loss of valuable talent. With new restrictions on spousal work permits and ongoing visa processing delays, the need for a recovery plan is critical. Learn more about the implications and solutions.
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In 2025, Canada faces a notable decline in temporary residents, driven by new immigration policies and stricter requirements. Explore how these shifts affect both study and work permit pathways, and what it means for your future in Canada.
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In 2024, Canada saw a significant drop in new study permits, issuing just 267,890—nearly 100,000 less than the target. Critics warn this policy shift may destabilize the education sector and deter international students. Discover more about the implications for potential immigrants.
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In January 2024, Canada announced a two-year cap on new study permits, aiming for a 35% reduction. As a result, applications plummeted, leading to significant job losses in the education sector. Discover what this means for future moves to Canada.
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The Auditor-General’s upcoming audit of Canada’s international student program has sparked significant interest, highlighting a surge in enrolment and its impact on immigration and housing. Discover what this means for prospective students and future policies.
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