Latest guidelines for permanent residence applicants Immigrating to Canada during a pandemic can be a challenge for new permanent residents and many may be wondering how the government is addressing the situation. By Alexandra Miekus
Canada to soon hold online citizenship ceremonies Newcomers to Canada who were about to officially become Canadian citizens and whose ceremonies have been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic may soon be able to take the oath of citizenship virtually. By Alexandra Miekus
May was a busy month for PNPs Canada’s provincial nominee programs (PNPs) have been active over the past few weeks, with invitation rounds taking place in most Canadian provinces. By Alexandra Miekus
Quebec international students can submit documents online Candidates who are in the process of applying for Quebec’s international student program will be able to submit supporting documents online. By Alexandra Miekus
Quebec announces major immigration program reforms; 2 new pilots Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici. Following public consultations, the Quebec government announced today long-awaited reforms to its Quebec Experience Program. It will also launch two new pilot programs. By Alexandra Miekus
Québec annonce des réformes majeures de son programme d’immigration ; 2 nouveaux projets pilotes À la suite de consultations publiques, le gouvernement du Québec a annoncé aujourd’hui les réformes tant attendues de son Programme de l’expérience québécoise (PEQ). Il lancera également deux nouveaux programmes pilotes. By Alexandra Miekus
Express Entry: Only 440 CRS needed; 3,515 ITAs issued Today’s Express Entry round issued 3,515 invitations to Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores of 440 or higher. By Alexandra Miekus
Express Entry: 385 PNP candidates receive ITAs Canada has just held a new Express Entry draw, inviting candidates who had previously received a provincial nomination. By Alexandra Miekus
Quebec: International students may begin studies from abroad Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici. Quebec’s Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MEES) said international students who are forced to stay in their country of origin because of coronavirus-related travel restrictions will be allowed to begin their studies online in the province this fall, Radio-Canada reports. By Alexandra Miekus