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Canadian immigration news in brief: March 20 - March 27


the CanadaVisa Team - 28 March, 2020

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A summary of the latest news in Canadian immigration.

Work permit holders will be allowed to enter Canada even if they were approved after the government issued a travel ban to stop the spread of coronavirus. Find out more

The government of Canada has released more specific terms and conditions for foreigners who had made commitments to work, study or settle in Canada to address some of the uncertainties that resulted from the first travel ban order. Find out more

Canada will continue to process applications for all Temporary Foreign Worker Program streams and work to help Canadian employers during the coronavirus. Find out more

Some hopeful immigrants to Alberta have been invited to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence. Find out more

In light of travel restrictions worldwide, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) have announced that they are taking steps to suspend resettlement travel for refugees. Find out more

Canada has refined the special coronavirus prevention measures made last week affecting immigrants and their families. Find out more

Canada’s immigration policies and procedures have undergone daily changes over the past week as Canada seeks to contain the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). Find out more

Canada is taking steps to stabilize the economy, protect jobs, and help those affected by COVID-19 containment measures. Details of the COVID-19 Economic Response Plan were released on Wednesday, March 18. Find out more

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