Canada’s 2025–2027 PR Targets: A Golden Window for Students and Workers

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Canada has unveiled its updated Permanent Residency (PR) level plans for 2025 to 2027, offering clarity for students, workers, and families eyeing long-term settlement. With revised quotas, program priorities, and a focus on economic immigration, the changes reflect Canada’s evolving demographic and labor market needs.

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00:01Canada's 2025 to 2027 PR targets.

00:07A golden window for students and workers.

00:13Canada has unveiled its updated permanent residency level plans for 2025 to 2027,

00:19offering clarity for students, workers and families eyeing long-term settlement.

00:25With revised quotas, program priorities and a focus on economic immigration,

00:31the changes reflect Canada's evolving demographic and labour market needs.

00:38Did you know? The full version of this update is available on our website.

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00:55In this video, we break down Canada's three-year PR quota.

01:10Examining the renewed focus on economic immigration pathways,

01:14the priority given to former students and temporary workers,

01:18shifts in allocations for family and refugee streams,

01:22and the growing importance of French proficiency and in-demand skills.

01:28Watch till the end to master the new selection landscape

01:32and position your application for success.

01:36Let's begin with Canada's three-year PR quota overview.

01:48The new targets indicate a gradual reduction in permanent residency grants,

01:53with $395,000 planned for 2025, $380,000 for 2026, and $365,000 for 2027-2027.

02:04This reflects a measured approach aimed at stabilizing population growth over time.

02:11Next, we explore focus on economic immigration pathways.

02:17A record 62% of PR spots are allocated to economic categories like

02:24Express Entry, Canadian Experience Class, Provincial Nominee Programs,

02:29and the Atlantic Immigration Program.

02:32These support Canada's workforce demand.

02:34Then comes priority for former students and workers.

02:4040% of economic PRs in 2025 are reserved for individuals already in Canada,

02:49those who've completed studies or are currently working, highlighting their integration into society.

02:55followed by changes in family and refugee PR allocation.

03:02The updated allocation includes 22% of places dedicated to family reunification,

03:10supported by faster processing times, and 16% reserved for refugees with genuine protection needs.

03:17We then discuss importance of French language and in-demand skills.

03:248.5% of PRs are set aside for French-speaking applicants.

03:29Those with CLB-level French plus English proficiency may gain up to 50 extra CRS points.

03:36Priority fields for skilled migration now include healthcare, STEM, skilled trades, social services,

03:45and, newly added to the list, education.

03:49And finally, we conclude with the conclusion.

03:54Canada's latest PR plan opens new doors for students, skilled workers, and French-speaking applicants.

04:01Evaluate your eligibility under economic or priority categories to maximize your chances.

04:08For personalized assistance, reach out through the contact details provided.

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