Overview:
As the February 2026 expiration date for TPS approaches, Haitian nationals seeking stability are increasingly turning to Canada’s immigration system. But with time running out, knowing which steps to take — and when — is crucial. From assessing qualifications to preparing for permanent residency, here’s a practical guide for Haitians ready to take action.
With U.S. TPS protections possibly winding down in less than a month, Haitian nationals considering Canada as a destination should consider the following:.
First steps include:
- Assess your qualifications: Speak with a licensed professional to evaluate your education, work experience, and language ability to consider all Canadian immigration options.
- Take language tests: Official French (and optional English) language test scores boost profiles in Express Entry and other programs.
- Explore temporary status as well as PR: Francophone work or study permits can build Canadian experience and serve as a stepping stone to PR.
- Prepare for permanent residency: Express Entry and Francophone community pilots are achievable goals for Haitian nationals.
In a world of shifting policies and growing uncertainty, planning with qualified help could mean the difference between rebuilding a life in Canada and scrambling for alternatives.
Your future in Canada starts with informed decisions and the right support. If your TPS status is coming to an end or you want to consider other options, exploring these Canadian pathways now could secure not just temporary protection, but permanent belonging. Licensed professionals are standing by to help.
For information on one of these pathways, contact Doherty Fultz Immigration.
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