The Great Canadian Immigration Reset: Canada’s immigration doors are closing fast.

The open-door era of Canadian immigration is officially over. Canada’s immigration policy is undergoing the most significant reset in decades, fundamentally reshaping permanent residency pathways, Express Entry draws, study permits, work permits, and temporary resident programs. In 2025 and beyond, permanent resident targets are being cut, temporary resident caps are being enforced for the first time in history, international student pathways are being restricted, and category-based selection is now determining who gets invited and who gets left behind. This massive immigration reset impacts international students, temporary foreign workers, permanent residence applicants, Express Entry candidates, Provincial Nominee Program hopefuls, and anyone planning to build a future in Canada. With PR targets reduced, PGWP eligibility narrowed, study permit caps tightened, LMIA job offer points removed, and a stronger focus on healthcare, skilled trades, STEM, and Francophone immigration, Canada is no longer prioritizing volume but precision. This video breaks down the exact immigration changes happening in 2025, 2026, and beyond, explains how housing shortages, infrastructure strain, and economic pressure triggered this reset, and outlines what the new immigration reality means for Canada’s economy, real estate market, workforce, and long-term population growth. Whether you are a permanent resident applicant, an international student, a temporary worker, or someone considering immigrating to Canada, understanding this Great Canadian Immigration Reset is critical before making any major decisions.

In this video, Toronto Realtor Jyoti Shamnani breaks down:
✅ The new immigration targets for 2025, 2026, and beyond
✅ The massive cap on temporary residents and why it's a game-changer
✅ Why the study permit route is no longer a safe path
✅ The Express Entry overhaul that killed the golden ticket job offer
✅ New category-based immigration priorities (STEM, trades, healthcare, French)
✅ How international students and workers are being squeezed out
✅ Strategic pivots to still make it into Canada

This isn’t just about immigration — it’s about the future of Canada’s economy, cities, housing market, and labour force. If you’re planning to move to Canada or are already here on a study/work permit, you need to watch this before making your next move.

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