Important Post Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) Changes for 2025
The new 2025 PGWP rules include a language test, field-of-study checks for many non-degree programs, limits on PPP delivery and distance learning, and a continued 3-year PGWP for master’s. Learn more here, plus find out when an Immigration Medical Exam is needed.
What to Expect in Your Driver’s Medical Exam
Get the details on Ontario's driver’s medical exam, including the required tests, preparation steps, and what happens after the exam to ensure compliance with licensing regulations. Use this free tool from Panel Physician to see exactly what to expect during your exam based on individual health factors.
How to Prepare For Your Immigration Medical Exam in 2025
Before your immigration medical exam, there are many documents to gather—medical records and history, a passport or ID, vaccine records and more. The Panel Physician medical experts explain how to best prepare before your exam.
What is the LMIA (and Do You Need One to Come to Canada?)
There are some positions in Canada where a citizen or permanent resident aren't able to fill—that's where a Labour Market Impact Assessment may be needed. Learn more about what the LMIA is, with helpful information from the Panel Physician team.
What is a TRV? Canada’s Temporary Resident Visa Explained
Looking to spend time in Canada for work, study or tourism? You may need to apply for a Temporary Resident Visa (TRV). The medical experts at Panel Physician explain what this visa is, what's required and how you can apply.
Millions of International Student Visas Are Expiring in Canada This Year: Here’s What It Means for You
Almost 5 million international student visas are expected to expire in Canada this year. Our Panel Physician experts break down what you need to know about the expirations and what options you have if you’re affected.
How Many Permanent Residents Will Canada Accept This Year? Our Predictions & Advice for Newcomers.
The Canadian government has set a lower-than-usual target for permanent resident admissions in 2025. Our Panel Physician experts predict how many applicants will be accepted this year and how newcomers can be prepared.
Canada’s Express Entry Draw: What It Is & How It Works
Canada’s Express Entry allows selected skilled workers to apply for permanent residency through a points-based system. Here's a breakdown of the full process, including how to apply and who's eligible, with tips on how to approve your score from the medical experts at Panel Physician.
Canada Plans Immigration Target Reductions in 2025: Here’s What You Need to Know
If you’re applying to become a Canadian citizen in 2025, you need to be aware of the new immigration target reductions. Here’s everything you need to know, from the medical experts at Panel Physician.
Top 5 Challenges Immigrants Face When Moving to Canada
Adjusting to your new life in Canada can be challenging–from learning a new language to finding housing and employment. Here’s a list of the most common challenges for immigrants and how to overcome them, from the medical experts at Panel Physician.
The 2024 Guide to Immigration Services in Toronto
As a newcomer in Toronto, it can be overwhelming as you adjust to your new life in Canada. Here’s a list of the best immigration services available to you, from the medical experts at Panel Physician in Scarborough.
Getting an Immigration Medical Exam in Scarborough: Who, When & Why
Getting your immigration Medical Exam is crucial to completing your immigration application in Canada. Learn everything you need to know about the exam and why it’s important, from the medical experts at Panel Physician in Scarborough.
The Health and Character Requirements for Immigrating to Canada
Understanding the health and character requirements of immigrating to Canada is vital for submitting a complete application. Learn from Panel Physician about what you’ll need to demonstrate when you apply.
What Are the Language Requirements for Immigrating to Canada?
Immigrating to Canada requires a certain level of proficiency in one of our two national languages: English or French. Learn what language tests are approved and what their minimum requirements are in this guide from Panel Physician.