Government targets
Canada’s Immigration Targets for 2026 and 2027
See the official permanent- and temporary-resident targets, category allocations, published ranges and year-by-year pie charts.
View the targets →Express Entry changes start November 3, 2026
Read the October 21 UpdateAnnounced October 16: new scoring for eligible Canadian work experience and high-wage job offers. Working in Canada or have a job offer? Review how the changes may affect you.
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U.S. investors
Why EB-5 Is the #1 Investor Visa Program
The United States is the world’s leading immigrant destination—and EB-5 offers qualified families a comparatively direct path to permanent residence.
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Strategy before forms.
Each article identifies the questions that should be answered before a family, business owner or employer commits time and money.
Business
Strategic Planning for Entrepreneur Immigration: Every Factor Must Align
A sound strategy weighs the applicant, family, finances, business, timing and risk—then aligns every part before commitments are made.
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Business
Business Work Permits: The Business Must Support the Immigration Case
Ownership alone does not create work authorization. Officers assess the proposed work, the business evidence and the benefit claimed.
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WP2PR
WP2PR: How a Business Can Support a Work-Permit-to-PR Strategy
WP2PR is a staged Rosenblatt strategy that coordinates business selection, temporary work authorization and a realistic permanent-residence route.
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IS2EZ
IS2EZ: PR Strategies for Entrepreneurial International Students
For selected students and graduates, entrepreneurship may be an additional strategy—but it should be assessed before post-graduation time starts running out.
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Provincial
Provincial Business Programs: Compare the Obligations, Not Just the Minimums
Net-worth and investment figures attract attention, but location, active management and performance obligations often decide whether a program is realistic.
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Skilled workers
Occupations in Demand: A Priority Is Not a Promise
Occupation-based selection can create opportunity, but candidates still need the right code, qualifying experience and a competitive immigration profile.
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Employers
Wages Matter: Three Different Numbers Can Shape an LMIA
The low, median and high wage figures shown for an occupation are useful market data—but the LMIA stream uses a separate provincial threshold.
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Employers
What’s New With LMIAs: Geography and Wage Can Decide Whether Filing Is Possible
Current refusal-to-process rules make the work location, wage stream and unemployment rate part of the strategy before recruitment begins.
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Planning
Who Gets In? Canada Selects for Eligibility, Evidence and Current Priorities
Being qualified is only the first test. Many economic applicants must also compete for an invitation or a limited provincial nomination.
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Families
Ways Parents Can Help Their Children Build a Stronger PR Strategy
The most valuable support may be early planning: choosing the right education, protecting status, documenting funds and comparing realistic alternatives.
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Everyone’s situation is different.
The strongest immigration strategy comes from comparing your background, goals, timing, finances, family situation and risk tolerance—then building a primary plan with realistic alternatives.
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