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Canada Advances Immigration Efficiency Through Red Tape Review
Key Point
- Canada has published a 2025 progress report outlining regulatory reforms to streamline immigration processes and reduce administrative burden
Immigration System Modernization
Canada has released its Red Tape Review Progress Report, detailing a series of initiatives to simplify immigration procedures and improve service delivery. The report supports the federal government’s broader economic and productivity agenda.
Key highlights include:
- Ministerial Instructions: Expanded use of flexible legal tools to manage immigration flows, pilot new programs, and respond to global events, such as ending “flagpoling” for post-graduation work permits.
- Automation: Increased use of automated decision-making in routine immigration and passport processes to improve speed and consistency.
- Fee Adjustments: Permanent resident fees now auto-adjust every two years based on inflation, improving predictability and cost recovery.
- Youth Mobility Reciprocity: Regulatory changes now allow Canada to match work permit durations imposed by partner countries under the International Experience Canada program.
- Digital Platform Modernization: A phased overhaul of IRCC’s digital systems is underway to enhance client experience and data integration.
These reforms reflect Canada’s commitment to smarter regulation, faster decision-making, and more transparent immigration pathways.
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