Featured in The Globe and Mail on Asylum Policy Changes
Ravi Jain was quoted in The Globe and Mail regarding proposed changes to Canada’s asylum system. In response to new measures impacting refugee claims, Ravi highlighted concerns about the broader consequences of the policy. He noted that the changes were introduced in response to issues involving immigration consultants improperly advising clients to make refugee claims. […]
The Hill Times Podcast Feature – “‘It’s a massive problem’: Immigration fraud – who’s to blame and how to fix it”
Ravi Jain was featured on The Hill Times’ Hot Room podcast discussing the growing issue of immigration fraud in Canada. During the conversation, he addressed systemic vulnerabilities within the current framework and explored how policy developments – including legislative initiatives such as Bill C-12 – may contribute to strengthening oversight and public confidence in the […]
Canada’s Commitment to Welcoming Newcomers: A Tradition of Inclusion
Canada’s Immigration Legacy Canada has long been recognized as a country shaped by immigration. For generations, people from around the world have come to Canada in search of opportunity, safety, education, and a better future for their families. The country’s reputation as a welcoming and inclusive society is not built on policy alone, but on […]
Community Support for Newcomers: How Canada Helps You Settle Successfully
Moving to a new country is an exciting step, but it can also feel overwhelming. From finding housing and employment to enrolling children in school and understanding healthcare, newcomers face many adjustments. One of Canada’s greatest strengths is the strong network of community support systems designed to help eligible immigrants settle successfully and build stable, […]
The Difference Between Inadmissible and Ineligible in Canadian Immigration
In Canadian immigration law, the terms inadmissible and ineligible have different legal meanings. Although they may appear similar, they refer to separate types of assessments made under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA) and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR). Each term affects immigration applications in a different way. What Does “Inadmissible” Mean? […]
Express Entry for Self-Employed Physicians: What’s New in 2025-2026 and Why It Matters
For many foreign-trained physicians working in Canada, traditional Express Entry rules have posed a barrier to permanent residence. Under standard guidelines, self-employment work experience is not counted for eligibility or Comprehensive Ranking System points. This has been especially challenging for physicians paid under fee-for-service or independent contractor models, even when providing publicly funded medical services. […]
Why Canada’s Immigration Backlog Still Matters in 2026
Canada’s immigration system has undergone several operational changes over the past two years. Digital processing, category based selection, and internal triaging have all been promoted as solutions to long standing delays. As a result, many applicants believe the immigration backlog is largely resolved. In practice, that assumption is incorrect. While overall inventory numbers may fluctuate, […]
IRCC Processing Times in 2026: What Applicants Should Realistically Expect
For many people navigating Canada’s immigration system, processing times have become one of the most confusing and stressful aspects of the process. Applicants often check the IRCC processing tool, compare timelines with others, or rely on outdated experiences. By 2026, this approach frequently leads to unrealistic expectations and unnecessary anxiety. Although Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship […]
Goodbye Open Work Permits? What Canada’s New Work Licence Framework Means for Workers
For many temporary residents in Canada, the open work permit has long been a source of stability. It allowed people to work for almost any employer while waiting for permanent residence, supporting a spouse, or transitioning between programs. Over the past year, however, that flexibility has been narrowing. As we move into 2026, Canada is […]
Spousal Sponsorship in 2026: Why Evidence Quality Matters More Than Ever
Spousal sponsorship remains one of the most important family reunification pathways in Canada. Every year, thousands of couples apply for permanent residence hoping to build their lives together in Canada. While the law governing spousal sponsorship has not changed significantly heading into 2026, how applications are assessed has. What we are seeing at Jain Immigration […]