Canada Experience

Canada has officially suspended the intake of new applications for the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) in 2026. This decision, announced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), aims to address a backlog of over 60,500 applications currently in the system. However, for those dreaming of bringing their loved ones to the Great White North, the [...]

For many international students, planning to work part-time is an essential part of their journey to Canada. It serves a dual purpose: helping to cover living expenses and gaining valuable life experience. however, when researching, the biggest question on your mind likely isn’t just the number on paper, but rather: “What is the actual minimum [...]

When you set foot in Canada, participating in local festivals is not just a form of entertainment—it is a “golden opportunity” to make friends, practice your language skills, and create some of the most memorable moments of your study abroad journey. In our experience helping thousands of students settle in the Great White North, we’ve [...]

Canada remains one of the most attractive destinations for international workers. However, starting in 2025, policies regarding work permits, family sponsorship, and open work permits have been significantly tightened and updated. At Yes Study, we have observed these shifts firsthand while assisting thousands of candidates in navigating the complex Canadian immigration landscape. This article provides a [...]

When planning your journey to the “Great White North,” managing your finances is just as critical as choosing the right school. Among the various financial tools available, the Guaranteed Investment Certificate (GIC) has emerged as a cornerstone of safety and a popular choice for international students. However, with the sea of information out there, understanding how GIC [...]

Checking what you are allowed to bring into Canada is a crucial step in preparing for your journey. Failing to declare restricted items can lead to fines, confiscation, or even trouble during your immigration process. This guide will help you quickly identify prohibited, restricted, and declaration-worthy items. 1. Prohibited Items: Do Not Bring These To [...]