July 23, 2026

Carleton University partners with BorderPass to Strengthen Immigration Support for International Students

BorderPass is proud to partner with Carleton University, one of Canada's leading universities and home to a diverse international student community in Ottawa.

The partnership will support incoming international students as they prepare their immigration applications to study in Canada, while giving Carleton's teams access to tools designed to bring more structure, visibility, and consistency to the process.

From individual applications to stronger systems

Immigration support is no longer just about helping students complete forms. For institutions, it also means building systems that support application quality, compliance, student readiness, and operational visibility.

BorderPass helps institutions move from fragmented application support to a more standardized model. Through guided workflows, secure document collection, data visibility, and licensed Canadian immigration support, the platform helps students and institutional teams work through the process with more clarity.

Supporting students before they arrive in Canada

For incoming students, the immigration process is one of the first major steps in their Canadian education journey.

Through BorderPass, admitted Carleton students can access a guided application experience that helps them understand requirements, prepare documents, and move through each step with legal-backed support.

The goal is to make the process clearer from the beginning, before students arrive on campus.

Built for the teams behind the student experience

Behind every incoming international student is a team working to answer questions, manage risk, track progress, and support a smooth transition to Canada.

BorderPass gives institutional teams access to immigration infrastructure that supports better data, consistent workflows, and stronger compliance practices. This helps institutions take a more proactive approach to incoming student support.

Advancing immigration support in international education

This partnership reflects BorderPass' continued work with Canadian institutions to modernize immigration support for international students.

By combining technology, legal expertise, compliance-focused workflows, and institutional tools, BorderPass helps schools create a more reliable foundation for students beginning their education journey in Canada.

Learn more

Admitted Carleton University students can start their journey with expert legal support, through BorderPass.

Jul 22, 2026

OINP Scoring Criteria: New Updates for Employers

Ontario replaced its entire provincial nomination program this summer. Eight OINP streams closed and were replaced with one new stream: the Ontario Workforce Priority stream. Ontario built it to help employers retain proven talent in hard-to-fill roles, and the rules reflect that. BorderPass has the full details as of July 20, 2026. If you employ international talent in Ontario, this is the pathway that can turn them into permanent residents. BorderPass reviews your workforce, your job offers and your standing as an employer, with licensed Canadian immigration lawyers on every file. Clear guidance, expert support, so the people you trained can stay.

Jul 21, 2026

Nova Scotia is inviting workers with expiring permits to stay for good

If you employ foreign workers in Nova Scotia, an expiring work permit can mean losing someone you trained and rely on. Nova Scotia has opened a one-time provincial nominee round built to keep these workers in the province. This guide explains who the round covers, why timing matters, and how BorderPass helps you confirm eligibility and file a complete application before the window closes.

Jul 17, 2026

Your Parents and Grandparents Can Still Come to Canada in 2026

Canada has paused new intake for the Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP), and the headlines have many families worried that parents and grandparents can no longer join them. That is not the full picture. This post explains what IRCC actually changed, what happens to applications already in the queue, and why the super visa remains an open path to bring family to Canada right now.