Tag: Canada immigration

Latest PNP Express Entry Draw
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Canada’s Latest PNP Express Entry Draw Invites 733 Skilled Workers

The latest PNP Express Entry draw issued invitations to apply (ITAs) for skilled workers. On November 12, 2024, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) conducted a PNP-Specific draw that invited 733 candidates to apply for permanent residency. To be eligible, Candidates needed a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 812 to be eligible. This draw is part of...

Express Entry Draw #320
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Canada Invites 400 Candidates in Express Entry Draw #320: A Great Opportunity for Canadian Experience Class Candidates

Canada’s immigration system continues to offer valuable opportunities for skilled workers, and the latest Express Entry draw is no exception. On October 22, 2024, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) invited 400 candidates from the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) to apply for permanent residency. This draw (#320) marked another significant round of invitations, with a...

Work Permit Support Letters
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Yukon Extends Deadline for Foreign Nationals’ Work Permit Support Letters: What You Need to Know

Canada has long been known for its welcoming immigration policies, and recent updates from Yukon are no exception. The Government of Yukon has announced an extended deadline for foreign nationals to request support letters for work permit extensions. This move is a part of a broader initiative that aligns with Canada’s immigration framework, aiming to...

Canada’s Support for Immigration
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Why Canada’s Support for Immigration Remains Strong Amid Housing Concerns

Canada has always been a beacon of hope for immigrants worldwide, and it is known for its inclusiveness and welcoming attitude. Recent discussions around the housing crisis have led to concerns, but it’s important to remember that Canadians’ support for immigration remains overwhelmingly positive. While housing affordability is an important issue, it hasn’t diminished the...

New Brunswick Temporarily Pauses Atlantic Immigration Program for 2024
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New Brunswick Temporarily Pauses Atlantic Immigration Program for 2024

The Canadian province of New Brunswick has announced a temporary pause on new endorsement applications under the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) effective September 18, 2024. The update comes in light of the fact that the province has already reached its allocation for 2024, so no more applications for endorsements will be accepted for the rest...

LMIA Processing Times Updated - Tips and Insights for Employers
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LMIA Processing Times Updated – Tips and Insights for Employers

Are you an employer seeking to hire a foreign worker? Understanding the processing times for Labor Market Impact Assessments (LMIAs) is crucial for your hiring plans. In this blog, we’ll provide you with the latest information on LMIA processing times and what you need to know. Updated LMIA Processing Times 2024 The processing time for...

Manitoba PNP Invites 206 Skilled Workers
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Manitoba PNP Invites 206 Skilled Workers in Latest Draw

On 12 September 2024, the province of Manitoba recently held a PNP draw, inviting 206 individuals to apply for permanent residency. This presents a fantastic opportunity for those looking to immigrate to Canada and contribute to the vibrant community of Manitoba. Manitoba PNP Draw Details Targeted Occupations The draw focused on candidates with work experience...

Saskatchewan Boosts Rural Development
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Saskatchewan Boosts Rural Development with Investment Readiness Initiative

Saskatchewan Immigration continues to offer exciting prospects for those seeking a fresh start in Canada’s prosperous heartland. The province recently announced a strategic investment that paves the way for increased economic opportunities in rural Saskatchewan. This blog delves into the details of this initiative and explores what it means for Saskatchewan’s future, brimming with potential...

Safest Cities in Canada for Immigrants to Move
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Safest Cities in Canada for Immigrants to Move

When choosing a new city to call home in Canada, safety is a top priority for many immigrants. One useful tool to gauge the safety of a city is Statistics Canada’s Crime Severity Index (CSI). Unlike traditional crime rates that simply count the number of crimes, the CSI weighs the seriousness of each incident, offering...