Canada is positioning itself as a major destination for global tech talent by opening doors to professionals who are struggling to secure H-1B visas in the United States. Officials say the country is ready to welcome skilled workers with policies that make immigration faster and less restrictive compared to the US system.

The move comes at a time when America’s visa process is becoming more competitive and difficult for many qualified applicants. By offering alternatives, Canada hopes to boost its innovation sector, strengthen its technology industry, and compete directly with the United States for the best global talent.

Experts believe this step could help Canada attract thousands of skilled engineers, software developers, and IT professionals who might otherwise face long waits or rejections in the US. The strategy is also expected to support Canadian startups and major tech companies that need highly skilled workers to drive growth.