Policy explainers and forecasts for Canadian and US immigration.
Express Entry is Canada's main system for managing skilled-worker immigration applications. It is not itself an immigration progra…
Canada will admit 380,000 permanent residents per year in 2026, 2027, and 2028 — holding steady after years of record highs. The h…
The 2026–2028 Immigration Levels Plan (tabled late 2025) stabilized PR admissions at 380,000 per year — roughly 4% below the previ…
The Post-Graduation Work Permit remains the bridge between studying and immigrating in Canada — but since November 2024 it comes w…
The Provincial Nominee Program is having its biggest year ever. The 2026 target of 91,500 admissions is a 66% jump from 2025 — the…
Newcomers often treat "PNP" and "Express Entry" as two competing options. They are not competitors — they are two layers of the sa…
For hundreds of thousands of international students, the plan is the same: study in Canada, work in Canada, stay in Canada. The st…
If you are in the Express Entry pool through the Canadian Experience Class, one number decides your near future: the CRS cut-off o…
Three patterns defined Express Entry in 2026. First, there were no all-program draws at all — every invitation came through the Ca…
Apply at a Service Canada centre in person — the fastest option, with your SIN issued during the visit — or apply online or by mai…
The United States has no points system and no federal Express Entry. Employment-based immigration runs through five preference cat…
The H-1B is the main US work visa for skilled professionals — and in 2026 it looks very different from the H-1B of a few years ago…
US employment immigration in 2026 is defined by three forces: a $100,000 fee that rewrote H-1B economics overnight, a wage-weighte…
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