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The Canadian government has announced a new study permit exemption for foreign workers in the construction trades. This means that some temporary foreign workers can now join apprenticeship programs without needing a separate study permit! Who Can Apply? To qualify for this study permit exemption, you must: This new rule took effect on February 26, 2025, and will be valid until February 26, 2027. Eligible Construction Occupations The following construction jobs qualify for this exemption: Occupation NOC Code Bricklayers 72320 Cabinetmakers 72311 Carpenters 72310 Civil engineering technologists and technicians 22300 Civil engineers 21300 Concrete finishers 73100 Construction estimators 22303 Construction managers 70010 Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics 72400 Electrical mechanics 72422 Electricians (except industrial and power system) 72200 Floor covering installers 73113 Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics 72402 Heavy-duty equipment mechanics 72401 Home building and renovation managers 70011 Industrial electricians 72201 Painters and decorators (except interior decorators) 73112 Plumbers 72300 Roofers and shinglers 73110 Sheet metal workers 72102 Water well drillers 72501 Welders and related machine operators 72106 Important: Your job offer must match one of these NOC codes. If your job title is different but your duties match at least 51% of the tasks listed under that NOC code, it can still qualify. How to Apply? If you meet the eligibility requirements, follow these steps: How Long is the Exemption Valid? Your authorization to study will be valid until whichever happens first: Why is Canada Doing This? Canada is facing a housing crisis and needs more construction workers. Normally, apprentices must work and study, which means they need both a work permit and a study permit. This new policy removes that extra step, making it easier for foreign workers to gain skills and contribute to Canada’s workforce. New Permanent Residence Pathway The government has also announced a new PR pathway for construction workers! 1. What is an apprenticeship program?An apprenticeship program is a mix of on-the-job training and classroom study that helps workers develop skills in a specific trade. 2. What if my job title is not on the list?You may still qualify if your job duties match at least 51% of those in an eligible NOC code. Check the official NOC website to compare. 3. Do I need a separate application for this exemption?No, you just need to mention “Apprenticeship 25-27” in your online request. 4. Will this exemption apply to other industries?No, it is currently only for construction trades. 5. When will the new PR pathway details be available?The government has not provided a specific date, but it has confirmed that it is working on the program. This is great news for construction workers looking to build their careers in Canada! If you qualify, take advantage of this fast-track opportunity to gain valuable skills and secure a future in Canada. Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

Updated: March 12, 2025 The Canadian government has extended special immigration measures for people affected by the ongoing conflict in Sudan. These measures will now be in place until October 27, 2025. If you or your family have been impacted, here’s what you need to know: Who Can Benefit from These Special Measures? 1. Canadian Citizens and Permanent Residents Affected by the Sudan Conflict 2. Sudanese Nationals Currently in Canada If you are from Sudan and currently in Canada, you can apply for the following free of charge: 3. Family Members of Canadian Citizens & Permanent Residents Who Escaped Sudan If you are a family member of a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, and: Then, you can apply for: What Has Changed? Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) 1. I’m in Canada and from Sudan. Do I need to pay for my work or study permit? No! If you are a Sudanese national in Canada, you can still apply for work or study permits for free under these special measures. 2. My family fled Sudan and is now in Canada. Can they get permanent residence? Yes, if they left Sudan on or after April 15, 2023 and arrived in Canada before July 15, 2023, they can apply for permanent residence under the family class for free. 3. Can I still apply for a free visitor visa (TRV) if I’m outside Canada? No, the fee waiver for visitor visas expired on October 27, 2024. You will need to pay the regular visa fee. 4. What should I do if my temporary resident status in Canada is expiring? You can apply to extend your status for free under these measures. 5. How long will these special measures be available? These benefits have been extended until October 27, 2025. Final Thoughts If you or your family are affected by the Sudan conflict, these measures can help you stay in Canada, work, study, or even apply for permanent residence at no cost. Make sure to apply before the deadline! For expert guidance on your application, contact Ask Kubeir today! Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many asylum seekers in Quebec stepped up to help in hospitals, seniors’ homes, and other healthcare facilities. They worked long hours, risking their health and safety to protect others. But despite their dedication, many of them are now facing deportation because they do not qualify for Canada’s immigration programs. Who Are the ‘Guardian Angels’? The term “Guardian Angels” was given to frontline healthcare workers during the pandemic. This included doctors, nurses, orderlies, and even security guards who helped keep hospitals and healthcare centers safe. One such worker is Idriss Moussa Souni, a 29-year-old security guard who worked at the Institut universitaire de cardiologie et de pneumologie de Québec. He didn’t just guard the hospital; he helped disinfect rooms, assisted nurses, and even moved bodies of those who passed away due to COVID-19. But now, he faces deportation because his job title does not fit the requirements for permanent residency. Why Are They Being Deported? In 2020, the Canadian government introduced a temporary program to grant permanent residency to asylum seekers who worked in healthcare during the pandemic. However, the eligibility rules were strict. To qualify, a worker had to: Because of these rules, many people like Souni were left out. Even though they played an essential role, they did not meet the official criteria. As a result, thousands of “Guardian Angels” have been denied permanent residency and are now at risk of deportation. The Impact on Their Lives For many, this situation is heartbreaking. Didier, another security worker who helped screen patients and assist nurses, is now undocumented and at risk of being forced to leave Canada. “We were told we did a remarkable job, but once the pandemic was over, we were thrown away like garbage,” he said. Organizations that support immigrants, like Welcome Collective and Maison d’Haïti, say they continue to see “unfair” cases where hardworking people are being deported simply because they don’t meet the technical requirements. The Long Wait for Those Who Qualify Even for those who do qualify, the process of getting permanent residency is slow. As of now, 380 people are still waiting for their applications to be processed. Some have been waiting for years. The government says this is due to “complex applications” and a lack of resources, but for the people waiting, it feels like an “obstacle course.” Q1: Who qualifies for permanent residency under the ‘Guardian Angels’ program?A: Only asylum seekers who worked in healthcare and provided direct patient care (such as nurses and orderlies) during COVID-19. Q2: Why weren’t security guards and cleaning staff included?A: The government only considered those who had direct contact with patients. Many essential workers, like security guards and cleaning staff, were left out despite their efforts. Q3: Can those who were rejected appeal their case?A: Unfortunately, many cannot appeal. Their only option is to reapply through a different immigration program or leave the country. Q4: How many people have been granted permanent residency?A: Out of 13,230 applications, around 9,205 have been approved, including 3,601 in Quebec. Q5: How many people are still waiting for an answer?A: About 380 people, including 225 in Quebec, are still waiting for their permanent residency. Q6: What can be done to help?A: Immigration advocacy groups are calling for the government to expand the program to include all frontline workers who contributed during the pandemic. Final Thoughts These “Guardian Angels” stepped up during a crisis when Canada needed them most. Now, many of them are being asked to leave. This situation raises important questions about fairness, recognition, and how Canada treats those who risked their lives to help others. The fight continues for these workers, as immigration advocates and legal experts push for more inclusive policies. In the meantime, thousands of people like Souni and Didier continue to live in fear of deportation, uncertain of what their future holds. Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

What’s Happening? Starting April 11, a new U.S. rule will require Canadian snowbirds (retirees who spend winter in the U.S.) to register with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) before entering. This change could affect thousands of Canadians who escape the harsh winter by heading to warmer U.S. states like Florida and Arizona. Why Does This Matter? What Is the New Rule? How Will It Affect Canadian Snowbirds? What About RV Travelers? 1. What is a Canadian snowbird?A Canadian snowbird is someone (usually retired) who spends the winter months in the U.S. to escape the cold. 2. What does the new U.S. rule mean?It means that Canadians staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days need to register with USCIS before arrival. 3. When does this rule start?It starts on April 11, 2025. 4. What happens if someone doesn’t register?They may face legal issues, fines, or even restrictions on future U.S. visits. 5. How does this impact Florida and Arizona?Since most snowbirds go to these states, local businesses, hotels, and restaurants could lose billions in revenue. 6. Will this make it easier to book RV parks?Yes, if fewer Canadians visit, there will be more available spots in campgrounds. 7. Are there other options for Canadian snowbirds?Many may start going to Mexico, the Caribbean, or other warm destinations instead of the U.S. Final ThoughtsThis new rule could change the way Canadian retirees spend their winters. While the U.S. economy may take a hit, American travelers might find it easier to book campgrounds. If you’re a Canadian snowbird, it’s important to stay updated on travel requirements and explore alternative options if needed. Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

A recent case of a Canadian woman being detained in the United States is a warning that entering the U.S. is not as easy as it used to be. Immigration lawyers say stricter border rules mean Canadians must be extra cautious when traveling for work or other reasons. What Happened to Jasmine Mooney? Why Are Canadians Facing More Trouble at the U.S. Border? What Can Canadians Do to Avoid Problems at the U.S. Border? 1. Can I still apply for a TN visa at the border?Yes, but be prepared for stricter questioning. Officers now have more authority to deny entry or detain applicants. 2. What if I already have a valid U.S. work visa?Even if you have a visa, border agents can still deny entry if they find any issues with your documents or past travel history. 3. Can I be denied entry even if I have entered the U.S. before?Yes. Immigration rules are changing, and a visa approved last year may not be accepted today. 4. Should I avoid traveling to the U.S. right now?If you don’t have U.S. citizenship or a Green Card, be extra careful. Some immigration lawyers are advising non-citizens to avoid leaving the U.S. if they plan to return. 5. What should I do if my visa is denied at the border?Follow the officer’s instructions. If they say you need to apply at a consulate, do not try to enter another way, as this may lead to detention. Final Thoughts The U.S. is tightening immigration rules, and Canadians must be aware that crossing the border for work is not as easy as before. If you’re planning to visit or work in the U.S., be prepared, follow the rules, and consult an immigration expert if needed. For personalized advice on U.S. or Canadian immigration, contact Ask Kubeir today! Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

The Canadian government has announced changes to its immigration policies, making it harder for temporary residents, including workers and students, to stay in the country. If you are a temporary resident or planning to move to Canada, here’s what you need to know in simple terms. Fewer Temporary Residents Allowed Tighter Rules for Temporary Foreign Workers Changes to Permanent Residency (PR) Targets Why is Canada Reducing Immigration? What Are the Challenges for Migrant Workers? What Support is Available for Temporary Workers? New Pathways for Skilled Workers 1. What happens if my work permit expires and I can’t find another job? If you don’t secure a new job within 90 days of your permit expiring, you may have to leave Canada. Some options include applying for a visitor visa or exploring PR programs. 2. Are international students affected by these changes? Yes, Canada is making it harder for international students to get study permits and work opportunities after graduation. 3. Will housing become cheaper because of these changes? Not necessarily. While the government says fewer immigrants will reduce housing demand, experts argue that high prices are caused by landlords and developers, not immigrants. 4. Can I still apply for PR if I’m a temporary worker? Yes, but it will be harder. Canada is focusing on high-skilled workers, so low-wage temporary workers may have fewer opportunities. 5. What can I do to increase my chances of staying in Canada? Final Thoughts Canada’s new immigration policies make it tougher for temporary workers and students to stay. If you’re planning to move to Canada, it’s essential to stay informed, explore new PR pathways, and seek professional advice to improve your chances. Need help with your immigration plans? Contact Ask Kubeir for expert guidance on your pathway to Canada! Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

The Agri-Food Pilot, a special immigration program for agriculture and food industry workers, is no longer accepting applications. The program reached its full capacity as of February 13, 2025. But don’t worry! If you were planning to apply for permanent residence (PR) through this program, there are still other immigration options available for you. What Was the Agri-Food Pilot? The Agri-Food Pilot was a Canadian immigration program designed to help foreign workers in agriculture and food processing become permanent residents. Who Was Eligible? Workers in specific sectors, such as: The program was originally set to run for three years but was extended until May 14, 2025. However, due to high demand, it has now stopped accepting applications. If you applied before February 13, 2025, your application will still be processed by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). What Are the Alternative PR Pathways? If you missed the Agri-Food Pilot, here are other ways to apply for Canadian PR: 1. Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP) Each Canadian province has its own immigration program that allows them to select foreign workers based on local labor shortages. 🔹 Good for: People with a job offer in a specific province. 2. Rural Community Immigration Pilot This new immigration program is for foreign workers who receive job offers from employers in small towns and rural communities. 🔹 Good for: Those who want to settle in smaller Canadian communities. 3. Express Entry Express Entry is Canada’s main immigration system for skilled workers. It ranks applicants based on: To qualify, you need to be eligible for one of these three programs: 💡 Did you know? In 2025, Express Entry will still include an Agriculture and Agri-Food category, but only butchers (NOC 63201) will be eligible for category-based draws. 🔹 Good for: Skilled workers with strong qualifications and work experience. 4. Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) AIP helps foreign workers settle in Canada’s Atlantic provinces: To apply, you need: 🔹 Good for: Those who want to live in Canada’s East Coast region. 1. Can I still apply for the Agri-Food Pilot?No, the program stopped accepting applications on February 13, 2025. If you applied before this date, your application is still valid. 2. What should I do if I missed the Agri-Food Pilot?You can apply through Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP), Express Entry, the Rural Community Immigration Pilot, or the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP). 3. Is there another program to replace the Agri-Food Pilot?As of now, Canada has not announced a direct replacement. However, many agriculture workers can still apply through Express Entry or PNP programs. 4. I work in the agriculture sector, but I am not a butcher. Can I apply through Express Entry?Yes, but you may need a high CRS score or French language proficiency to increase your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA). 5. Can I apply for PR if I work in a small rural area?Yes! The Rural Community Immigration Pilot is specifically for workers with job offers in smaller Canadian towns. Final Thoughts If you missed the Agri-Food Pilot, don’t lose hope! There are many other immigration pathways available. The key is to find the right program that matches your job, work experience, and skills. 🚀 Need help choosing the best pathway for you? Contact Ask Kubeir, and we’ll guide you through your Canadian immigration journey! Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

Starting March 5, 2025, New Brunswick has reopened applications for two immigration pathways under its Provincial Nominee Program (NBPNP). If you’re looking to move to New Brunswick, this could be your chance! The two available pathways are: However, some jobs are not eligible under these pathways (see the table below). What’s New? New Brunswick has made some important changes to eligibility rules: ✅ Lower Age Limit: Now, applicants as young as 19 years old can apply (previously 22).✅ Work Experience Required: If applying through the Employment in New Brunswick Pathway, you must have at least 12 months of continuous full-time work experience in the province.✅ Higher Residency Requirement: Candidates must now demonstrate a stronger commitment to living and working in New Brunswick. Unlike some programs, applications will not be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Instead, New Brunswick will prioritize candidates based on eligibility and the province’s needs. Who Can Apply? To be eligible for either pathway, you must meet the following basic requirements: ✔️ Have a valid Express Entry profile✔️ Demonstrate English or French proficiency (CLB/NCLC level 7 in all 4 abilities)✔️ Meet the federal proof of funds requirement (if not exempt)✔️ Have at least a Canadian high school diploma or equivalent✔️ Plan to live and work permanently in New Brunswick✔️ Be between the ages of 19 and 55✔️ Score at least 67 points on New Brunswick’s selection grid✔️ Have a job in a TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 occupation (as per Canada’s NOC system) Eligibility for Each Pathway Pathway Who Can Apply? Employment in New Brunswick – Must have lived in New Brunswick and worked full-time for a local employer for the last 12 consecutive months. New Brunswick Interests – Must receive a Letter of Interest from Immigration NB in their Express Entry profile.- Must have at least 1 year of full-time (or equivalent part-time) work experience in the past 10 years. 💡 Note: Meeting all requirements does not guarantee an invitation. New Brunswick will issue invitations based on the province’s needs and priorities. Excluded Occupations The following jobs are not eligible for nomination: Job Title NOC Code Accounting technicians and bookkeepers 12200 Administrative assistants 13110 Bakers 63202 Cooks 63200 Food service supervisors 62020 Restaurant and food service managers 60030 Retail and wholesale trade managers 60020 Retail sales supervisors 62010 1. Do I need a job offer to apply? 🔹 Yes, if you are applying under the Employment in New Brunswick Pathway. You must have already worked for a local employer for 12 months.🔹 No, for the New Brunswick Interests Pathway, but you must receive a Letter of Interest from Immigration NB first. 2. What is a Letter of Interest? 🔹 This is an official notification from Immigration NB sent to candidates in the federal Express Entry system. It means the province is interested in your profile. 3. How can I improve my chances of getting selected? 🔹 Improve your language test scores (aim for CLB/NCLC 7+).🔹 Get more work experience in a high-demand occupation.🔹 Make sure you meet proof of funds requirements.🔹 If you are already in Canada, show strong ties to New Brunswick. 4. How long does the process take? 🔹 Processing times vary. Since applications are not first-come, first-served, selections depend on the province’s needs. 5. How many people will New Brunswick nominate this year? 🔹 New Brunswick has a total nomination limit of 2,750 for 2025: Final Thoughts New Brunswick’s new immigration pathways offer a great opportunity for eligible candidates to secure permanent residency in Canada. If you meet the requirements, this could be your chance to start a new life in a beautiful province with plenty of job opportunities. 💡 Need help with your application? Ask Kubeir can guide you through the process and improve your chances of success! Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

Starting March 5, 2025, New Brunswick is accepting new applications for immigration under the New Brunswick Express Entry system. If you’re interested in moving to New Brunswick, Canada, this could be your opportunity! Who Can Apply? There are two main pathways under the New Brunswick Express Entry stream: Who Cannot Apply? (Restricted Job List) Right now, some occupations are NOT eligible for this program. If your job is on this list, you will not be considered: Important Update for Students The New Brunswick Student Connection pathway is not available in 2025. But don’t worry! If you are a New Brunswick graduate with a job or job offer, you can still apply under: How Are Applications Selected? Before You Apply – Important Reminders ✅ Check your eligibility: Requirements have changed for 2025. Make sure you meet all conditions before applying. ✅ Understand the NOC restrictions: If your job is on the restricted list, you will not be eligible. ✅ Be patient: Just because you submit an EOI does not mean you will get an ITA right away. FAQs – Common Questions Answered! ❓ What is an Expression of Interest (EOI)?🔹 It’s a way to tell the New Brunswick government that you want to immigrate. You submit your details, and if selected, you will be invited to apply for permanent residency. ❓ Do I need a job offer to apply?🔹 It depends! If you apply through the Employment in New Brunswick pathway, you need a job offer. But if you qualify under the New Brunswick Interests pathway, you may not need one. ❓ How long does the process take?🔹 Your EOI stays valid for one year (365 days). If selected, the full process can take several months, depending on how quickly you submit your documents. ❓ Can students apply for this program?🔹 The New Brunswick Student Connection pathway is not available in 2025. However, if you graduate from a New Brunswick institution and have a job offer, you can apply under other streams. ❓ What happens if I don’t get selected?🔹 If you don’t receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) within one year, your EOI will expire. You can submit a new one if you still qualify. Final Tip: Immigration rules change often! Make sure to check for updates and confirm that you meet all the latest requirements before applying. Need help with your application? Ask Kubeir is here to guide you! 🚀 Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.

Introduction Canada is making big moves to improve healthcare! The government is investing $14.3 million to bring more internationally trained healthcare workers into the system. This funding will help reduce job shortages, ease pressure on hospitals, and give Canadians better and faster access to medical care. Why Is This Important? Many hospitals and clinics in Canada are struggling because there aren’t enough doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals. As a result: To fix this, the Government of Canada is helping internationally trained professionals join the Canadian workforce faster. What Is the Government Doing? The government is supporting the Foreign Credential Recognition Program (FCRP) with new funding to help skilled foreign-trained professionals get jobs in Canada. This investment will: ✔️ Help over 3,500 internationally trained healthcare workers enter the workforce. ✔️ Provide wage subsidies, training, coaching, and mentorship to support new workers. ✔️ Make the process of recognizing foreign medical degrees quicker and easier. ✔️ Address critical staff shortages so hospitals and clinics can function better. A Growing Need for Healthcare Workers Canada has a huge demand for healthcare professionals: By supporting internationally trained healthcare workers, Canada is strengthening its healthcare system and ensuring better care for all residents. 1. I am a doctor/nurse from another country. Can I work in Canada? Yes! Canada is actively hiring internationally trained healthcare professionals. Programs like the Foreign Credential Recognition Program (FCRP) are designed to help you get your qualifications recognized faster. 2. What kind of support is available for internationally trained medical workers? The government is offering: 3. Does this mean healthcare services will improve in Canada? Yes! More trained professionals mean: 4. How does this affect immigrants in Canada? If you are a newcomer with medical training, this is a great opportunity to enter the Canadian job market quickly. If you are a patient, you will benefit from faster and better healthcare services. Final Thoughts The Canadian government is making healthcare a top priority by investing $14.3 million into hiring skilled international medical professionals. This means better job opportunities for foreign-trained doctors and nurses, less stress on hospitals, and improved healthcare for everyone in Canada. If you are a skilled medical professional looking to move to Canada, now is the best time to explore your options! 👉 Need help with your Canadian immigration journey? Ask Kubeir can guide you through the process! Would you like a consultation to explore your Canadian work options? Contact Ask Kubeir today! 📌 If you believe your VISA application should be showcased in the most favorable light when submitting to immigration, feel free to book our services. 📌 To book an appointment with Kubeir – Licensed Canadian Immigration Consultant, click the “Book Appointment” 📲 You may also reach us at this number for all immigration-related services: Disclaimer: This is for informational purposes only and not legal advice. Always consult experts like us or the official IRCC website for up-to-date details.