Technology9/27/2025•Bloomberg

Canada Wants to Lure Tech Workers Who Won’t Get US H-1B Visas

Canada Wants to Lure Tech Workers Who Won’t Get US H-1B Visas

Canada is seeking to attract tech workers who may not be able to obtain US H-1B visas due to the Trump administration's policies. Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed interest in luring these skilled workers to Canada. The Canadian government is positioning itself as an attractive alternative for tech professionals who might have previously worked in the US but are now facing increased visa-related challenges. This move is likely aimed at bolstering Canada's tech industry and maintaining its competitive edge in the global market. The article suggests that Canada's efforts to attract these workers are a direct response to the changes in US immigration policies under the Trump administration. By offering a welcoming environment for skilled tech talent, Canada hopes to capitalize on the potential loss of human capital from the US.

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