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Skilled academic immigrants face legal, cultural, and employment challenges but can thrive with support from universities and tailored programs. Learn more about opportunities in Canada in this field.

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has revised its maintained status policy, now refusing subsequent extension applications submitted during maintained status if the initial application is denied. Learn more about this.

Newcomers to Canada can now access government benefits and credits more easily thanks to a streamlined online application process introduced by the Canada Revenue Agency. This improvement removes the previous requirement for paper applications, making it simpler for eligible temporary and permanent residents to receive support.

Beyond the typical career paths, there are opportunities in underrated occupations in Canada, such as elevator mechanics, radiation therapists, and power system operators. These roles provide strong salaries often ranging from 70,000 CAD to 100,000+ CAD, along with job stability and rewarding work, making them attractive options for immigrants and workers seeking alternatives to university degrees

According to Remote’s 2025 Global Life-Work Balance Index, Canada ranks 7th out of 60 countries, placing it among the top 12% globally for employee work-life balance. This ranking underscores Canada’s reputation as a desirable destination for professionals prioritizing a healthy balance between career and personal life