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Canada Courts U.S. Tech Workers Amid Visa Changes

9/28/2025

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Carney Attracts Tech Workers

Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister, seeks to attract tech workers previously in United States.
The initiative follows new visa charges implemented by President Donald Trump.
Carney said the plan might draw workers who would have qualified for H-1B visas.
He spoke at a London press conference on Saturday, framing the move as strengthening Canada’s tech sector amid policy shifts.

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Canada Boosts Tech Visas

Canada’s Global Talent Stream offers tech visas in two weeks, boosting its appeal to skilled workers.
The United States raised administrative fees for H-1B visas, sparking concerns of a 'brain tax'.
In 2024, nearly 400,000 H-1B visas were approved, with Indian nationals making up a large share.
United Kingdom and Germany are launching competitive visa programs to attract skilled professionals.

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Carney Attracts Tech Workers

Mark Carney, the Canadian Prime Minister, seeks to attract tech workers previously in United States.
The initiative follows new visa charges implemented by President Donald Trump.
Carney said the plan might draw workers who would have qualified for H-1B visas.
He spoke at a London press conference on Saturday, framing the move as strengthening Canada’s tech sector amid policy shifts.

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