PGWP Expired: Why Thousands of International Graduates Must Leave Canada | Canada Immigration 2025

PGWP Expired: Why Thousands of International Graduates Must Leave Canada | Canada Immigration 2025


Thousands of international graduates in Canada are facing a harsh new reality in 2025: their Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWP) are expiring, and permanent residency options are drying up. In this in-depth update, we break down the latest Canadian immigration news and explore why so many who followed the rules are now being told to leave the country.

If you're an international student, a recent graduate, or currently on a PGWP, this is essential viewing. We explain how the changes to Canada’s immigration system—rising Express Entry scores, new restrictions on PGWP eligibility, and the end of special permit extensions—are shutting doors for thousands.

We'll also explore one potential solution that could give thousands of graduates a second chance: the possible return of the TR-to-PR pathway.

Whether you’re searching for the latest Canada immigration updates, IRCC news, or a PGWP application guide, this video gives you the full picture on where things stand—and what might come next.

👉 Watch until the end to find out what happens when your PGWP expires, and what your real options are in 2025.

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