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Read moreImagine this: you’re already living in Canada, building your life, and now, there’s a golden opportunity to secure your future. Sounds great, right? This is the heart of the recent updates from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
Here’s the exciting part: IRCC is bringing an exciting focus on those who are already present in the country. It’s a direct path for temporary residents like you to transition into permanent residency (PR). Minister Lena Diab recently emphasized this at a media briefing—saying, "We’re giving priority to those who have made Canada their home!"
Let’s break this down. The 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan has set ambitious targets that prioritize individuals currently residing in Canada, particularly those with needed skills and experience. So, if you’re already here, you’re in a fantastic position!
Now, for all the skilled workers out there, IRCC is fast-tracking pathways with two one-time initiatives over the next two years. They are set to accelerate PR for up to 33,000 foreign workers who are already part of the Canadian workforce, focusing on in-demand sectors.
But wait, there’s more! 115,000 Protected Persons may also receive PR status, ensuring that those who need it can fully integrate and contribute to our society.
So, what does this mean for you? It’s a promising time to take action. Whether you’re planning to apply for Express Entry, explore PNP options, or need more information on your eligibility, now’s the moment to seize the day. Your dreams of building a permanent home in Canada are within reach!
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Wow, this is fantastic news! I can really see a light at the end of the tunnel now—let’s get this journey going! 🎉
This is super encouraging! Just curious, how does the process differ for those on a work visa versus international students?