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Canada’s Top Universities for 2026: A Guide for International Students

The global rankings for Canadian universities are in – and if you’re thinking of studying in Canada, this is good news. According to the Times Higher Education (THE) 2026 ranking, several Canadian schools rank high worldwide. Additionally, the Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) 2026 ranking shows shifts in which institutions lead nationally. This blog breaks down what […]

How to Choose the Right Immigration Pathway in 2025: PR vs Study vs Work

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With so many immigration programs and frequent government changes, deciding the best way to come to Canada can feel overwhelming. Should you apply for permanent residence (PR), come as a student, or start on a work permit? Each pathway has its own benefits, challenges, and timelines – and the right choice depends on your goals. […]

Canadian Universities Feeling the Impact of Drop in International Student Numbers

Canadian universities are starting to feel the effects of major changes to international student rules. With fewer study permits being approved, many schools are now facing financial strain, reduced program options, and growing concerns about their global reputation. What’s Changed In 2024, the government reduced new study permits by 35% compared to the year before. […]

Immigration and Healthcare in Canada: What You Need to Know About Medical Coverage  

Immigration and Healthcare in Canada: What You Need to Know About Medical Coverage  One of the key factors attracting newcomers to Canada is its publicly-funded universal healthcare system. For immigrants, understanding how healthcare works in Canada is crucial for a smooth transition. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the Canadian healthcare system, including […]

Goshtasbi v. Canada: A Study Permit Appeal Case 

Introduction  The process of obtaining a study permit in Canada can be challenging, particularly when visa officers have concerns about an applicant’s intentions and ties to their home country. The case of Goshtasbi v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration) sheds light on the complexities of study permit applications and the legal considerations involved. In this blog, […]

The Moral Case for Curtailing International Students

Ravi Jain  wrote a piece for the Canadian Immigration Lawyers Association (CILA) blog where he ​discusses the current debate in Canada regarding the influx of international students and its impact on various aspects of Canadian society. The (at the time) newly appointed Housing Minister, Sean Fraser, suggests that limiting the number of international students may be a solution […]

Proposed Changes to Study Permit Requirements for International Students in Canada 

Recently, the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) proposed amendments to Canada’s international student program, sparking considerable interest and debate. Among the proposed changes, one significant adjustment stands out: international students wishing to change their Designated Learning Institution (DLI) within Canada would now be required to apply for a new study permit.  What is a […]

Opportunities and Challenges for International Students in Canada 

Canada has become a top pick for international students looking for quality education and pathways to immigration. It’s known for being welcoming and offering great options after graduation, so more students are choosing Canada for their studies. With its famous universities, diverse society, and promising career opportunities, Canada is a popular choice among students worldwide.  […]

Contribution of Indian International Students to the Canadian Economy

There is a Student Direct Stream many Indian international students use when applying for student visas. It necessitates applicants to invest in a Guaranteed Investment Certificate worth $10,000 CAD, in addition to providing proof of full payment for the first year of study’s tuition fees. In a recent report, IRCC noted that the average international undergraduate […]