Category: Study Visa

Maple News reports that TD Bank, one of Canada’s largest and most trusted financial institutions, has joined forces with MPOWER Financing to enhance banking accessibility for international students arriving in Canada. This partnership is set to offer a more seamless and supportive financial experience for students as they settle into […]

Maple News reports that preparing thoroughly before arriving in Canada as an international student can make the transition significantly smoother. From immigration procedures to securing housing and essential services, a well-structured plan can ease early challenges and lay the foundation for academic success. Upon arrival at a Canadian border, students […]

Maple News reports that the Canadian government is introducing a new immigration pilot designed to attract more Francophone international students to communities across the country. The Francophone Minority Communities Student Pilot (FMCSP), launched by Immigration Minister Marc Miller, offers a direct pathway to permanent residency for eligible French-speaking students and […]

Maple News reports that international students whose applications for a Canadian study permit are refused have limited avenues for appeal. According to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), there is no formal appeal process in place. However, applicants do have the option to reapply or request a reconsideration of the […]

Maple News reports that international students in Canada will soon face new limitations on working hours during their studies. As of September 2024, the federal government will reintroduce a 24-hour weekly cap on off-campus work during academic sessions, as announced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). This change marks […]

Maple News reports that Canada’s Immigration Minister Marc Miller has announced plans to introduce a new set of measures aimed at tightening controls on the number of temporary residents in the country. In a recent interview, Miller confirmed that these changes could specifically impact work permit issuance—particularly through the Post-Graduation […]

Maple News reports that Canada’s Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) program is undergoing significant changes as part of broader efforts to better align immigration with the country’s economic needs. These adjustments, outlined in the 2024 Deputy Minister Transition Binder by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), are expected to impact how […]

Maple News reports that British Columbia is implementing new measures to strengthen oversight and quality assurance within its international student program. The Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills has introduced updated guidelines intended to boost program integrity and ensure sustainability in the province’s education sector. A key change is […]

Maple News reports that international students now have even more financial support available as they pursue post-secondary education in Canada. Prometric, the organization behind the Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Test, has announced a significant increase in scholarship awards to help ease the financial burden of studying abroad. The total […]

Maple News reports that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has proposed regulatory changes that could significantly impact international students studying in Canada. According to a recent publication in the Canada Gazette, IRCC is suggesting that students who wish to transfer from one Designated Learning Institution (DLI) to another must […]

Maple News reports that Montreal has been ranked as one of the top cities in the world for international students, securing 10th place in the 2025 QS Best Student Cities ranking. With an overall score of 92.1 out of 100, Quebec’s cultural and academic hub stands out on the global […]

Maple News reports that international students in Canada who plan to apply for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) must pay close attention to their enrollment status throughout their studies. Maintaining full-time student status for every academic semester is a key requirement, and unauthorized breaks can jeopardize eligibility for this valuable […]

Maple News reports that recent policy shifts and immigration updates in Canada are reshaping expectations for international students hoping to transition from study to permanent residence (PR). While studying in Canada continues to be an attractive option, the path to permanent settlement is no longer as predictable or assured as […]

Maple News reports that international students preparing to study in Canada can now access key immigration and financial guidance through a new, on-demand webinar hosted by CanadaVisa in partnership with TD Bank. The session offers practical advice designed to ease the transition for those planning to start their studies—and new […]

Maple News reports that international students across Canada have access to various free settlement resources aimed at helping them integrate smoothly into their new environment. These services—available across provinces and territories—offer support in key areas such as language training, employment assistance, healthcare navigation, and community engagement. While programs differ depending […]

Maple News reports that recent updates to Canada’s study permit system are causing significant ripple effects across the international education landscape. In January 2024, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced a two-year cap on international student permits, aiming to limit the number of approved applications to 292,000 annually. To […]