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Who comes to Canada, and how.

Charts and tables built from IRCC’s monthly open data: permanent residents by country, program, province and city, study and work permits, asylum claims, Express Entry and the immigration levels plan.

Data through July 2026Retrieved October 8, 2026Updated monthly, mid-month

New permanent residents, 2025393,035−18.6% vs 2024
New permanent residents, 2026 (Jan–Jul)222,175−9.7% vs same months 2025
New study permit holders, 2025400,695−24.5% vs 2024
Asylum claimants, 2025113,030−34.2% vs 2024

New permanent residents per year

Canada, 2015 to July 2026.

PeriodPermanent residents
2015271,155
2016295,675
2017285,795
2018320,300
2019340,460
2020183,600
2021405,185
2022436,820
2023471,040
2024482,960
2025393,035
2026 (Jan–Jul)222,175

Source: IRCC, Permanent Residents – Monthly IRCC Updates (open data). 2026 covers January to July only.

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The 40 countries with the most new permanent residents from 2021 to 2025. All countries.

About this data. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. IRCC rounds every figure to the nearest 5 and suppresses values from 0 to 5; we count suppressed cells as zero, so totals here can be slightly below IRCC’s published totals. “Rounded, not for calculations.” Not an official IRCC publication. These pages describe what happened, using official statistics. They do not predict policy, estimate anyone’s chances, or rank communities. See methods and definitions.