Ottawa, March 7, 2025 – Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced it will accept up to 10,000 sponsorship applications under the 2025 Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP). Invitations to apply will be issued to potential sponsors from the 2020 pool, following the same approach used since 2020. Processing times are approximately 24 months ..read more

Canada is opening new permanent residency (PR) pathways for construction workers, a move aimed at tackling labor shortages and supporting the country’s growing housing needs. The initiative, announced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), includes a significant provision: out-of-status construction workers may also be eligible to apply. Many out-of-status construction workers have been living ..read more

The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has recently announced significant updates to the Express Entry category-based selection, a move that will impact thousands of skilled workers, including Filipinos in Canada. These changes aim to align Canada’s immigration system with current labor market demands. The most significant updates include: Education professionals are now prioritized ..read more

Ottawa, Canada – Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released significant updates to the Home Care Worker Immigration Pilot Programs, including new eligibility requirements and a revised processing timeline.  Two Streams Introduced IRCC has confirmed that the pilot program will now be divided into two separate streams: Workers in Canada Stream – This stream ..read more

Canada is placing a stronger emphasis on French-speaking immigrants through its Express Entry category-based selection. This aims to attract skilled professionals who can contribute to Francophone communities outside Quebec, helping to support Canada’s bilingual identity while also filling labor shortages in key industries. If you have French proficiency, this could be your best opportunity to ..read more

Applying for a Canadian visa is exciting, but the risk of visa refusal can make the process stressful. Many refusals happen because of common mistakes that could have been avoided with better preparation. To improve your chances of approval, it’s important to understand why visa refusals happen and how to strengthen your application. Here are ..read more

For many Filipinos, writing a Last Will and Testament isn’t something we usually think about. Back home, families often assume that when a loved one passes away, everything will naturally go to their spouse or children. But in Canada, the laws work differently—if you don’t have a will, the government decides who gets your assets ..read more

Canada remains a sought-after destination for skilled workers worldwide, including many Filipinos looking for better opportunities. One of the ways to get permanent residency in Canada is through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), integrated within the Express Entry system. This program empowers provinces and territories to nominate those who can significantly contribute to their local ..read more

Canada offers various immigration pathways for skilled workers, and one of the fastest and most accessible options is the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). This program is designed for individuals who have gained skilled work experience in Canada and wish to transition to permanent residency. What is the Canadian Experience Class (CEC)? The Canadian Experience Class ..read more

Canada continues to recognize the important role that home care workers or caregivers play in supporting families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. In line with this, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has announced two new Home Care Worker Immigration Pilots, which will officially open on March 31, 2025. These pilot programs are set to ..read more