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Canada’s 10-Year Tourist Visa Policy Ends – What’s Next?


Canada’s new immigration policy is changing the game! 🇨🇦 The 10-year multiple-entry tourist visa, once a staple for frequent visitors, will no longer be the standard, as immigration officers now have more discretion over the type and duration of visas issued.

This move could mean shorter stays for frequent travelers and more selectivity for long-term entries. Amid rising concerns about housing shortages and the cost of living, the Canadian government is re-evaluating its approach to immigration.

Temporary residents may need to reassess plans for extended stays, as the country braces for over a million departures over the coming years. Deportations are also on the horizon for those who overstay. 🛂

Meanwhile, starting November 1, 2024, new requirements for the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program mean that applicants must now provide proof of language proficiency, a significant shift impacting international graduates who aspire to work in Canada.

English and French skills will be assessed through recognized tests, and results must be recent. Could these changes mark the beginning of a new era for Canada’s immigration approach? 🌍

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