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Understanding the 2025 Immigration Quota A Pioneering Analysis
20 Dec 2024 vol 1016
HCDF Immigration has announced the 2025 Canadian immigration quotas for its clients. The total immigration target will be reduced from 500,000 to 400,000, with Quebec allocating 64% to economic immigrants, 22% to family reunification, and 14% to protection refugees. Based on this, it is expected that 256,000 economic immigrants, 88,000 family reunification immigrants, and 56,000 refugees will be accepted in 2025.
Of the economic immigrants, 1/8 will be business and investment immigrants, while 7/8 will be skilled workers, including international students and workers. The 88,000 family reunification spots include both spouses and parents. If the parent reunification quota is not opened, it will be carried over for future use.
*來源 Source:PLAN D’IMMIGRATION DU QUÉBEC 2025 MINISTÈRE DE L’IMMIGRATION, DE LA FRANCISATION ET DE L’INTÉGRATION
https://cdn-contenu.quebec.ca/cdn-contenu/adm/min/immigration/publications-adm/plan-immigration/PL_immigration_2025_MIFI.pdf
Misconceptions About Study Permit
27 Nov 2024 vol 1015
In this issue, we will address common questions about Canadian study permits.
Question 1: Has it become harder to get a study permit?
Answer: Study permit are usually processed in six weeks. "Tightening" mainly targets students from Asia and South Asia. Students from Japan, Korea, China, and Hong Kong with proper financial documents and public schools will not face difficulties. If these conditions are not met, it will be harder.
Question 2: Is it harder for international students to get a work permit or work in Canada?
Answer: Incorrect. The Immigration Department recently announced international students can work 24 hours per week without a work permit, applicable to public schools. Private school students should be cautious. Postgraduate work permits remain unaffected, but spouses of undergraduate graduates cannot easily get a work permit, while spouses of graduate students can.
Question 3: Has the Canadian Immigration Department really tightened study permit and work permit applications?
Answer: Yes, mainly affecting certain regions and South Asian students. The Immigration Department revealed that 20% of student applications had problematic acceptance letters, which will be rejected. Honest applications with experienced consultants still have high success rates.
Answer: Study permit are usually processed in six weeks. "Tightening" mainly targets students from Asia and South Asia. Students from Japan, Korea, China, and Hong Kong with proper financial documents and public schools will not face difficulties. If these conditions are not met, it will be harder.
Question 2: Is it harder for international students to get a work permit or work in Canada?
Answer: Incorrect. The Immigration Department recently announced international students can work 24 hours per week without a work permit, applicable to public schools. Private school students should be cautious. Postgraduate work permits remain unaffected, but spouses of undergraduate graduates cannot easily get a work permit, while spouses of graduate students can.
Question 3: Has the Canadian Immigration Department really tightened study permit and work permit applications?
Answer: Yes, mainly affecting certain regions and South Asian students. The Immigration Department revealed that 20% of student applications had problematic acceptance letters, which will be rejected. Honest applications with experienced consultants still have high success rates.
Projected Surge of Over 1 Million Refugees at U.S.-Mexico Border in 2025
08 Nov 2024 vol 1014
Source: https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2024/10/01/migrant-encounters-at-u-s-mexico-border-have-fallen-sharply-in-2024/
From 2020 to 2024, under Democratic rule, over 10 million immigrants have illegally entered the U.S. Though numbers have recently declined, it is expected that more illegal immigrants will enter the U.S. before the new Republican president takes office in January 2025. Trump has announced plans to deport all illegal immigrants, and some may choose to enter Canada. If 10% of these illegal immigrants head north, Canada’s illegal immigrant numbers could exceed 1.2 million in the next year, which equals the country’s 30-year immigration quota, posing significant risks.
As the first to highlight this risk, HCDF Immigration, with 36 years of experience, urges the federal government to take timely action. We anticipate a large influx of refugees from the Mexico border, with the majority applying in Toronto and Vancouver. If you have family members planning to apply for work permits or immigration status, it is crucial to submit applications early to avoid potential delays. HCDF Immigration prioritizes clients, offering quick and efficient immigration solutions with no additional conditions.
As the first to highlight this risk, HCDF Immigration, with 36 years of experience, urges the federal government to take timely action. We anticipate a large influx of refugees from the Mexico border, with the majority applying in Toronto and Vancouver. If you have family members planning to apply for work permits or immigration status, it is crucial to submit applications early to avoid potential delays. HCDF Immigration prioritizes clients, offering quick and efficient immigration solutions with no additional conditions.
HCDF Immigration Helping You Navigate the New Immigration Policy Trends in Canada for the Next Three Years
25 Oct 2024 vol 1013
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On October 24, 2024, the Canadian Minister of Immigration announced significant cuts to immigration quotas over the next three years. In 2025, the number of new immigrants will be reduced by 20%, or approximately 100,000 people. In 2026, it will drop by 120,000, and in 2027, by 135,000. This means Canada will accept only 395,000 immigrants in 2025, 380,000 in 2026, and 365,000 in 2027. According to HCDF Immigration’s statistics, 42% of applicants come through family reunification, 42% through skilled or work immigration, 6% via business or investment immigration, and 10% as refugees or under protection.
HCDF Immigration maintains a near 100% success rate across all application categories, processing initial applications within a week. As immigration laws tighten, applicants will face greater challenges, but HCDF Immigration is ready to provide efficient and high-success services. We are launching a DIY eBook to help clients easily apply or update visas and immigration statuses on their own, while more complex cases can still be addressed by contacting us. Our office hours are Monday to Saturday from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM, closed on Sundays and public holidays.
HCDF Immigration maintains a near 100% success rate across all application categories, processing initial applications within a week. As immigration laws tighten, applicants will face greater challenges, but HCDF Immigration is ready to provide efficient and high-success services. We are launching a DIY eBook to help clients easily apply or update visas and immigration statuses on their own, while more complex cases can still be addressed by contacting us. Our office hours are Monday to Saturday from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM, closed on Sundays and public holidays.
New Immigration Plan
09 Oct 2024 vol 1012
HCDF Immigration Launches the Simplest and Most Convenient Immigration Plan
In response to the recent policy changes by the Canadian Minister of Immigration, HCDF Immigration introduces the easiest immigration plan yet. You can obtain a work permit within two months and enjoy free healthcare benefits. If you have children, they will receive free primary and secondary education immediately. After 12 months, the entire family will be eligible for permanent residency. You can achieve your immigration dream without leaving your home in Vancouver.
Additionally, HCDF Immigration has launched the "DIY Guide to Canadian Study Permit Application" and "DIY How to Apply for Visitor Visa to Canada," available in multiple languages, allowing you to complete the application process online without any assistance. This method saves you the hassle of visiting immigration offices or paying consultant fees. It’s simple, fast, and cost-effective. Each eBook is only $4.99 (original price $19.99), and can be purchased online at www.198.ca, with immediate delivery to your phone. Quality assured by HCDF.
In response to the recent policy changes by the Canadian Minister of Immigration, HCDF Immigration introduces the easiest immigration plan yet. You can obtain a work permit within two months and enjoy free healthcare benefits. If you have children, they will receive free primary and secondary education immediately. After 12 months, the entire family will be eligible for permanent residency. You can achieve your immigration dream without leaving your home in Vancouver.
Additionally, HCDF Immigration has launched the "DIY Guide to Canadian Study Permit Application" and "DIY How to Apply for Visitor Visa to Canada," available in multiple languages, allowing you to complete the application process online without any assistance. This method saves you the hassle of visiting immigration offices or paying consultant fees. It’s simple, fast, and cost-effective. Each eBook is only $4.99 (original price $19.99), and can be purchased online at www.198.ca, with immediate delivery to your phone. Quality assured by HCDF.