What is Causing Canadian Immigration Backlog?
After many months of processing delays due to travel restrictions and reduced staff, a major backlog continues to slow the issuance of visas and PR cards.
After many months of processing delays due to travel restrictions and reduced staff, a major backlog continues to slow the issuance of visas and PR cards.
Canada continues to strictly enforce entry requirements, hitting travelers who do not comply with severe fines.
As Canada prepares to reopen the borders, Canadian Border Security Agency (CBSA) officers ready themselves for an impending strike.
The refusal rate for Humanitarian and Compassionate permanent residence applications has been on the rise since the start of the pandemic.
As of August 9, 2021, non-essential travel will be permitted for eligible, fully vaccinated Americans residing in the U.S.
IRCC has announced that applicants awaiting a decision on TR to PR Pathway applications will be eligible to apply for an open work permit.
Canada has announced the first phase of re-opening its borders, including permitting entry to all Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) holders.
As part of the first phase of reopening, Canada has announced that border measures will be eased for fully vaccinated travelers starting July 5th, 2021.