Canada has introduced special temporary immigration measures aimed at assisting international students, foreign workers, and visitors affected by natural disasters, including wildfires, floods, and hurricanes. These measures, effective from April 1, 2026, to November 30, 2028, extend the time for individuals to restore their immigration status from 90 days to six months following a disaster. Eligible applicants must have held valid temporary resident status at the time of the disaster and are required to submit an application online, including a signed attestation letter detailing the disaster's impact. Additionally, the government has announced fee exemptions for foreign emergency services personnel from visa-required countries, facilitating their quicker entry into Canada to assist during emergencies. The objective of these measures is to provide support to affected residents and ensure they can continue their work or studies during such challenging times.