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BREAKING: Work Permit Processing Time Inside Canada Hits 227 Days

International students, take note — the current processing time for a work permit (initial + extension) from inside Canada is now 227 days, or approximately 7.5 months, as per IRCC's latest update on April 30, 2025.

What this means for you:

You can legally work full-time under applied/implied status while waiting for your permit.

Use this time wisely to gain valuable Canadian work experience, especially in high-demand fields like healthcare, skilled trades, childcare, and more.

If you’re planning to study in Canada for the September 2025 or January 2026 intake, start your admission process now.

DM to apply today and secure your future in Canada!

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7 months ago | [YT] | 4

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Travel History & Canadian Visas: What First-Time Travelers Must Know
✈️ No previous travel? Don’t worry—it’s not an automatic rejection.
What matters most is how strong your overall application is.

Why Travel History Matters:
✅ Shows you followed rules abroad (no overstays, no illegal work)
✅ Indicates financial capability (traveling internationally requires funds)

No Travel History Yet? You Can Still Get Approved!
Just make sure to:
✅ Prove strong home ties (job, family, property)
✅ Show financial stability (bank statements, tax returns)
✅ Clearly explain your travel purpose (wedding, tourism, event)
✅ Be honest—transparency builds trust with visa officers

Still unsure how to present your application as a first-time traveler?
Call Sober Immigration now—we'll help you build a strong, winning case!

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Canada Raises Federal Minimum Wage to $17.75/hr – A Boost for Indian Workers & students
Starting April 1, 2025, Canada’s federal minimum wage has increased to $17.75 per hour, offering much-needed relief for Indian workers and international students in the country. This 2.4% hike, tied to the Consumer Price Index, ensures that wages better match rising living costs.

This increase applies to federally regulated sectors like banking, postal services, and transportation. Provinces are also following suit—Nova Scotia, for instance, has raised its minimum wage to $15.70, with more hikes coming this year.

For many Indian workers and students juggling jobs alongside studies, this change means fairer compensation and better financial support in times of inflation. It’s a step forward in protecting vulnerable workers and maintaining equity across the workforce.

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