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Come on now, all prominent gang members of Asian/South-Asian gangs were born in Canada. Indo-Canadian organized crime - Wikipedia List of gangs in Canada - Wikipedia

Where were these calls for country caps when migration to Canada was absolutely dominated by the Chinese in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s?

Here's the link to the article. Posting this here because too many people were implying that the nationality affected by the Quebec change were Indians. I even read a post of an RCIC consultant on LinkedIn who said francophone countries were exempt (obviously false - as Cameroon is francophone)...

America's system has never been oriented around economic migration. Their focus has always been family reunification. For an economy of their size - the economic migration that the USA gets every year is miniscule. There's no such thing as an EU-wide immigration system. Every country has...

The country that's actually affected by Quebec's country caps is Cameroon, not India.

Convocation is just a formality. In reality you've received the degree the day you got your official transcript online. Graduation date is not convocation date.

The official Q&A lays it out quite clearly: https://www.ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=394&top=29

There are plenty of good YouTube videos on how to go about this. Just search "pgwp extension online".

That's the first time I'm hearing about that. Did it happen recently - within the past 6 months?

People have applied online and got it just fine. Funny thing is those who follow protocol and submit on paper usually have their applications delayed as paper is slower than online.

How was it a loophole?

That's a PR article. Not an official order. It's why I asked. I found the link of the official order published in the Gazette: https://www.gazette.gc.ca/rp-pr/p1/2024/2024-06-22/html/notice-avis-eng.html#ne1 Sadly it applies to all border crossings for PGWP.

Do you have the link to the exact order? Some news sites are reporting this is for the US Canada border which essentially implies that it's still technically possible to flagpole for PGWP from Saint Pierre and Miquelon

If that is the expectation then why have there been schemes like TR to PR in the past? Why have post-study work permits been extended in the past? Why were they allowed to work full time? Why are there so many PNP programs that have separate much-easier pathways for students who have graduated...

You'll get better info at redflagdeals forum tbh

Why do you keep on spreading misinformation? https://ircc.canada.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=877&top=16 https://www.canada.ca/en/news/archive/2014/05/facilitating-legitimate-trade-travel.html

If they study to crack the exam instead of focusing on learning the language they won't require anything more than a CLB5 (or even a CLB4). You can score way above your actual level as long you know the exam inside-out and strategize accordingly. The biggest mistake people do when pursuing this...

Game theory 101. Lamda grads may not be intelligent but they're street smart.

A western passport is the best insurance policy an Indian can have. It's literally a get-out-of-jail-free card.

Those bills never go anywhere. Indians love getting excited (and subsequently, disappointed) over those bills twice a year. It's been a theme for 20 years now.