NO More! Canada’s Visitor Work Permit | Canada Visa Latest Update | Canada PR

NO More! Canada’s Visitor Work Permit | Canada Visa Latest Update | Canada PR
In this video, we explore a major shift in Canada's immigration policy that will impact visitors seeking work opportunities in the country. As of August 28, 2024, Canada has officially discontinued the option for visitors to apply for work permits from within the country, marking the end of a temporary measure introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic. This change has significant implications for international travelers, students, and skilled workers aiming to transition to permanent residency in Canada.

We’ll dive into the reasons behind this policy reversal, including concerns over immigration fraud and the need to manage temporary resident levels more effectively. We'll also discuss the broader impact on temporary foreign workers and recent adjustments to the Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) process, which have made it even more challenging for employers to hire low-wage foreign workers.

Despite these changes, there are still viable pathways to Canadian Permanent Residency. From the International Experience Canada program to the Provincial Nominee Program and the Express Entry system, we will explore alternative options for those affected by these recent policy shifts. Whether you are a student, skilled worker, or someone seeking family reunification, understanding these pathways is crucial for navigating your immigration journey in Canada.