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In 2022, there will be a major new strategy to shorten Canadian immigration processing timelines. Sean Fraser, Canada's Minister of Immigration, made the commitment at a news conference on January 31, 2022. Minister Fraser unveiled a slew of new initiatives aimed at shortening processing timelines for several of Canada's most popular immigration programmes. The new str…
Read More ›News has been making the rounds as of mid-January regarding a possible further delay in terms of draw rounds taking place for the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), and Federal Skilled Trades (FST) streams of the Express Entry program, collectively referred to as the Federal High Skilled (FHS) streams. There are indications that Immigration, Re…
Read More ›As 2021 has come to a close, 2022 brings big changes which are predicted to occur on the Canadian front. As a result, it is critical to understand what to expect in terms of Canadian immigration in 2022, which we will go over in depth today. To begin, we anticipate that Canada will increase its immigration objectives more than tenfold this year. Canada projected to welcom…
Read More ›The Express Entry Visa Program, launched in 2015, is a Permanent Residency program designed to attract the best talent from around. The main aim for launching this program was to address the Skills Shortage problem currently being experienced in Canada and very ambitious targets have been set for the next 2 years. The Canadian Federal Government is hoping to bring in over …
Read More ›On December 17th, Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced that Canada has removed the ban on overseas travel from ten African countries. On November 26th, Canada imposed the ban on seven African nations, but it was quickly increased to ten: South Africa, Mozambique, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Eswatini, Namibia, Nigeria, Malawi, and Egypt. The ban was supposed to expi…
Read More ›According to Sean Fraser, Canada's new Immigration Minister, the country is prepared to increase immigration levels dramatically. Minister Fraser indicated in an interview with Bloomberg News that he is open to increasing immigration levels above the 411,000 new permanent residents outlined in the Immigration Levels Plan for 2021-2023. Minister Fraser's remarks were echoe…
Read More ›Last week we aimed to prepare you for your first steps in Canada by providing you with crucial pointers and information that will benefit you before you make the journey to Great White North. Today, we carry on from last week’s piece to highlight some more key factors that will assist you in integrating into Canadian life. Healthcare Canada's healthcare system, which is …
Read More ›Many positions in Canada are currently unfilled due to a severe shortage of Financial Managers with at least two years of experience. Recruiters in the finance industry in Canada routinely hire Financial Managers from other countries for both short and long-term positions. Even if you don't have a job offer, you can apply for residency in these countries via the well-known…
Read More ›As you prepare to embrace your welcome to Canada, it is critical that you are as prepared as possible for your new and exciting Canadian experience. Over the next few weeks, we hope to highlight some of the key factors that will assist you in integrating into Canadian life. With this guide, there is no doubt that you will experience less confusion and have realistic expect…
Read More ›Ontario's labour minister, who also oversees immigration, is advocating for legislative changes to make the province a more appealing place to work. On October 25th, Monte McNaughton introduced the "Working for Workers Act." If it’s passed, it could result in significant changes for Ontario workers. The proposed changes announced last week for immigrants seeking to work i…
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