Nearly 20,000 Indian students have failed to enrol at their designated colleges and universities after arriving in Canada.

Several Indian students in Canada, lured by fake colleges or misusing the student visa system for work, are now taking up odd ...

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Some students are suspected of crossing the Canada-US border illegally instead of attending classes. However, Henry Lotin, an immigration expert, believes most of the Indian no-shows remain in Canada, ...

However, Henry Lotin, an immigration expert, believes most of the Indian no-shows remain in Canada, working and aiming to secure permanent residency. There has also been a sharp increase in ...

Some Indian students reportedly used study permits as a pretext to enter Canada and cross into the U.S. illegally. Henry Lotin, a former federal economist and immigration expert, told The Globe and ...

According to government data from two months last spring, nearly 50,000 international students who were granted study permits to come to Canada were reported as “no-shows” at the colleges and ...

“Many non-compliant students likely remain in Canada to work or pursue residency,” said Henry Lotin, a former federal economist. Additionally, the role of unregulated foreign agents and consultants ...

Moreover, information on 12,553 Indian students was not reported by the institutions. Henry Lotin, a former federal economist and immigration expert, told The Globe and Mail that most of the ...

A few Indian students reportedly used study permits as a pretext to enter Canada and cross the US illegally. Henry Lotin, a former federal economist and immigration expert, told The Globe and Mail ...

Henry Lotin, a former federal economist and founder of Integrative Trade and Economics, told the The Globe and Mail that requiring international students to pay fees upfront could reduce system abuse.