Does Newfoundland have the best immigration program for international students?
Newfoundland has cleared the way for International graduates who want to stay in the island province by eliminating language tests and work experience requirements.
Newfoundland courts Francophone, Spanish speakers with new website
The Newfoundland and Labrador Immigration Office has translated part of its website into French and Spanish. Students can now check out information about study permits, universities and work options in Newfoundland in three languages.
Sisters and brothers golden in immigration system
People who have a sister or brother living in Canada now get extra points on their immigration applications through Express Entry.
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French-speakers get a head start in the race for Canadian immigration.
Anne of Green Gables wants neighbors
Prince Edward Island will change its provincial immigration system this fall to attract permanent residents who want to live in the countryside. Canada’s island province is internationally known as the setting for a novel called Anne of Green Gables. The island...
Record international student growth in Canada
International student enrolment jumped by 18 percent in Canada last year in a trend that surprised both universities and government officials.
Where are international students in Canada?
Student enrolment increased in every province in Canada in 2016. Read more to see the distribution of international students across Canada.
Where are international students from?
International students from more than 185 countries studied in Canada in 2016. Students from India and China led a trend that set records for international enrolment. See the full list.
Food and computer work are tickets to Canada
Candidates who worked with food or computers topped the invitation list for permanent resident status under Canada’s Express Entry system for the last two years.
Rejections of Post-Graduation Work Permits soar
Immigration officials rejected almost 2,000 Post-Graduation Work Permit applications last year. Students complain the rules are unclear and sometimes unfair.
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