Capelle Kane Immigration LawyersOttawa, ON · November 24, 2025Canada’s 2025–2028 Immigration Levels Plan: A Structural Reset for Temporary and Permanent Residents
Canada’s 2025–2028 Immigration Levels Plan shifts toward sustainability and selectivity. PR targets stay stable, while temporary resident admissions—including students and workers—will decline under stricter criteria. Competition for PR will rise, making strong language scores, Canadian work experience, and complete documentation essential. Employers will face tighter LMIA rules, making early planning and retention key.
This is a short preview. The article was written by Capelle Kane Immigration Lawyers and the full text is on their website.
About Capelle Kane Immigration Lawyers
Immigration
More from Capelle Kane Immigration Lawyers
- Learn how the 2026 OINP changes affect workers and Ontario employers, including the new Ontario Workforce Priority Stream and eligibility rules.
- Do Canada’s Current Immigration Policies Offer Sufficient Stability for Multinationals to Invest?
- Rising Penalties, Public Naming, and Judicial Pushback: Employer Compliance Inspections under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
- Canada’s Immigration Backlog: Understanding IRCC’s Application Inventory — and How Applicants Can Navigate Processing Delays
- Ontario’s New ESA Job-Posting Rules and Their Impact on LMIA Recruitment Under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program