Recognized Expertise in the Chambers and Partners 2025 Guide : BCF, a Benchmark in Business Immigration in Canada

BCF Business Lawyers Featured in the Corporate Immigration Guide 2025

BCF Business Lawyers stand out once again on the international stage thanks to the contribution of Julie Lessard, partner and head of the business immigration group, and Sarah Poulin Quintero, lawyer, to the prestigious Corporate Immigration Guide 2025 published by Chambers and Partners. This globally recognized guide is an essential reference for business decision-makers, legal advisors, and human resources professionals seeking to master the challenges of international talent mobility.

Chambers and Partners: A Global Reference for Legal Excellence

Chambers and Partners is one of the most influential legal directories worldwide, offering independent analyses and rankings of firms and experts in the sector. The guides published by Chambers provide a comparative and detailed overview of legal frameworks in over 25 countries, enabling companies to make informed decisions regarding international talent management.

Contributors selected for each guide are recognized for their expertise and reputation in their field, ensuring the reliability and relevance of the analyses provided.

In-Depth Analysis of the Canadian Framework by BCF

In the section dedicated to Canada, Ms. Lessard and Ms. Poulin Quintero offer a structured and accessible analysis of the main aspects of business immigration :

• The different categories of visas and work permits available to Canadian employers;
• Legal obligations and compliance requirements for companies;
• Pathways to permanent residence, including economic and regional programs;
• Processing times, strategic considerations, and political trends to watch in 2025.

Their expertise sheds light on the current challenges faced by companies seeking talent, in a context where the Canadian government is adjusting its policies to meet both economic needs and capacity challenges. In 2025, Canada plans to admit 395,000 new permanent residents to address labor market demands. The authors note a trend toward regionalization and sector-specific selection of newcomers. They also describe the evolution of various temporary immigration programs and the associated issues.

Business Immigration: A Strategic Lever for Growth

Business immigration today represents a pillar of companies’ growth and innovation strategies. Faced with labor shortages, the ability to attract and retain international talent is a major competitive advantage. Companies need legal advisors capable of adapting to legislative changes, developing and implementing optimal immigration strategies, and offering tailored solutions.

At BCF, the team dedicated to business immigration supports organizations in designing and executing agile strategies adapted to Canadian and Quebec realities. Their proactive approach enables clients to successfully navigate a complex and constantly evolving legal environment.

Why Is This Guide Essential for Decision-Makers?

The Chambers and Partners Corporate Immigration Guide 2025 offers :

• A comprehensive and up-to-date overview of business immigration policies in Canada;
• Comparative analyses to anticipate trends and adapt mobility and international recruitment strategies;
• Practical information on costs, processing times, and requirements for various categories of work permits and visas;
• Insights into political and economic developments likely to impact talent mobility.

BCF, a Strategic Partner for International Mobility

The recognition of BCF Business Law and its experts by Chambers and Partners confirms their position as leaders in business immigration in Canada. Their contribution to the 2025 guide is a valuable resource for all companies seeking to build high-performing international teams that comply with legal requirements

To access the full section on immigration in Canada (in English), visit the Chambers and Partners website.