Canada’s entry/exit system is catching up to its data problem. Here’s how schools and employers stay ahead with BorderPass.
Canada is moving to confirm departures as closely as it records arrivals. BorderPass’s compliance management system lets DLIs and employers track expiring permits and unconfirmed departures across their own students and workforce, so they can act on those cases before the government flags concerns. For years, Canada has been much better at recording who arrives than at confirming who leaves. That gap is now a matter of public record, and it is closing faster than most people expect. For the DLIs and employers who host and hire temporary residents, that change turns compliance from an entry-side formality into an obligation that runs a permit’s full term. BorderPass’s compliance management system tracks permit expiry, renewal, and departure against real student and worker records, so a gap is visible while there is still time to act.
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