New Canada Rule To Clarify Circumstances For Questioning Temporary Residents

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has unveiled its Forward Regulatory Plan for 2025-2027, introducing multiple proposed amendments to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (IRPR).

One of these will clarify specific circumstances under which foreign nationals holding immigration documents must comply with examination provisions of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).

As Canada remains a top destination for tourists, students, and workers, these updates are critical for anyone holding an immigration document, currently applying, or planning to visit in the future.

Key obligations include answering questions truthfully and attending interviews when requested by immigration officers for foreign nationals who already hold “immigration documents.”

Check out 👇 a comprehensive analysis of the proposed changes and actionable advice for immigration document holders, along with expert tips on navigating the new rules.

The Proposed Amendments: What Could Be Changing?

Who Could Be Affected by This New Amendment?

Impact on Canadians and Businesses

Expert Tips for Travelers to Navigate the Proposed New Rules

What’s Next: Consultations and Implementation

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