How we compare

How we compare

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Immigration-Focused Design
Immigration-Specific Content
Bilingual Ready (FR/EN)
Built-in Business Tools
Compliance-Aware Pages
Ongoing Platform Support
Cost Predictability

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What You Get

What You Get

Core Website Features

• Fully bilingual website (English + French)
• Responsive (desktop, tablet, mobile)
• Professionally structured navigation
• Immigration-focused user experience

Immigration Content (Pre-Built)

• Immigration Pathways main page
• Provinces & Territories — individual pages
• Services pages (already written & structured)
• Events, News & Blog templates (ready to publish)

Practice-Ready Tools

• Assessment Questionnaire (lead intake)
• Book an Appointment system
• Newsletter subscription feature
• Social media chat integration
• Stripe / payment gateway ready

Compliance & Trust

• Legal pages included (Privacy, Terms, Policies)
• Cookie consent implementation
• Footer space for CICC / CAPIC / CIPs logos
• Professional, credible presentation aligned with RCIC standards

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Canada introduces targeted immigration measures for doctors (Express Entry)

IRCC has announced targeted immigration measures aimed at increasing Canada’s supply of physicians, including the creation of a new Express Entry category for doctors, with invitations expected to begin in early 2026. Key salient points: A new occupation-specific Express Entry category focused on medical doctors. Designed to address critical shortages in Canada’s healthcare system. Applies to foreign-trained physicians meeting licensing and eligibility criteria. Supports federal–provincial collaboration in healthcare workforce planning. Part of Canada’s broader Economic Immigration Strategy 2025–2027. Further operational details (NOC codes, CRS thresholds) to be released by IRCC. IRCC Newsroom – Improving access to doctors through immigration

Express Entry — Latest round of invitations published

IRCC has published the most recent Express Entry round, confirming a large-scale issuance of Invitations to Apply (ITAs). Key salient points: 6,000 ITAs issued in the latest round. Minimum invited score: CRS 520. Round conducted under the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). Demonstrates IRCC’s continued prioritization of candidates with Canadian work experience. Signals stable invitation volumes heading into 2026. Official results published on IRCC’s Express Entry rounds page. IRCC – Express Entry rounds of invitations

IRCC launches pilot project for digital visas

IRCC has launched a pilot project testing digital visitor visas as part of its immigration system modernization initiative. Key salient points: Applies to a limited group of visitor visa applicants. Initial implementation for applicants from Morocco. Digital visa replaces the traditional physical counterfoil. Aims to reduce processing times and administrative burden. Part of IRCC’s broader digital transformation roadmap. Expansion will depend on pilot results and security assessments. IRCC – Rondes d’invitations Entrée express

International students – 2026 provincial allocations confirmed

IRCC has released the 2026 provincial and territorial allocations under the international student cap. Key salient points: Confirms study permit allocation limits for each province and territory. Supports better planning for designated learning institutions (DLIs). Continues Canada’s approach to managing housing and service capacity. Allocations reflect population, labour needs, and absorption capacity. Applies to new study permit applications only. Maintains exemptions for specific categories (e.g., minors, extensions). IRCC – International student cap and provincial allocations