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Immigration to Yukon.

640 new permanent residents named Yukon as their destination in 2025, 0.2% of Canada’s total, or 12.7 per 1,000 residents.

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

Permanent residents 2025640−25.6% vs 2024
New study permits 2025155
New work permits 2025635IMP + TFWP
Asylum claims 20250

Permanent residents by category

Per year.

CategoryEconomicFamilyRefugees and protected personsHumanitarian and other
20151602500
20168550150
20171255500
201819525100
20192657550
202095500
20214904005
20223156050
202371580100
20247907000
20255657500
2026 (Jan–Jul)4405050

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

Top programs, 2025

ProgramValue
Provincial Nominee Program550
Spouses and partners55
Parents and grandparents20
Canadian Experience Class10
Federal Skilled Worker5
Children0
Humanitarian and compassionate0
TR to PR pathway (2021 one-time)0

Source: IRCC, Permanent Residents – Monthly IRCC Updates (open data).

Destination cities, 2025

Census metropolitan areas named as intended destination.

Metropolitan areaValue
Whitehorse655
Territories (outside Census agglomeration, Yukon)25

Source: IRCC, Permanent Residents – Monthly IRCC Updates (open data).

Study and work permits

PeriodStudy permitsIMP work permitsTFWP work permits
20151015075
20162028070
201717031580
20184045580
201990535100
20209545565
202118551090
202215557090
2023245990105
2024195820135
2025155510125
2026 (Jan–Jul)80525105

Source: IRCC, Temporary Residents: Study Permit Holders – Monthly IRCC Updates; IRCC, Temporary Residents: TFWP and IMP Work Permit Holders – Monthly IRCC Updates. 2026 covers January to July only.

More context

Who lives here, who leaves.

  • Who lives in Yukon today (origins, languages, recent immigrants): Census Atlas: Yukon.
  • Statistics Canada estimates 9 people emigrated from Yukon in 2025–2026. See emigration by province.
  • 550 of the 2025 admissions came through Yukon’s nominee program. PNP data.

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. Intended province of destination at admission. See methods and definitions.