Home » PR » Page 133

Tag: PR

OINP's December Draws
Post

OINP’s December Draws Bring 2,699 Invitations for Permanent Residency

In a recent development on December 5, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) paved the way for 2,699 individuals to apply for permanent residency through four distinct invitation rounds. Let’s shed light on the occupations and scores that define these draws. 1. OINP Foreign Worker Stream – Skilled Trades Focus (761 Invitations) Under this stream,...

Quebec RSWP Draw
Post

Quebec RSWP Draw Welcomes 1,210 Candidates to Permanent Residency

Quebec’s Ministry of Immigration, Francisation, and Integration (MIFI) marked a significant milestone on November 16, 2023, with the commencement of the 16th draw under the Quebec RSWP (Regular Skilled Worker Program). This draw, a beacon of hope for 1,210 candidates, represents a crucial step towards their dream of obtaining permanent residency in Quebec. The Invitations...

Francophone Immigration in Canada
Post

Strengthening Francophone Immigration in Canada: A Comprehensive Post-2023 Plan by IRCC

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is ardently pursuing its goal of achieving a 4.4% target of French-speaking immigrants outside of Quebec by the end of 2023. This commitment is embedded in both the Action Plan for Official Languages 2018-2023 and the Francophone Immigration Strategy launched in 2019. As of September 15, 2022, the proportion...

Quebec's Immigration Changes
Post

Quebec’s Immigration Changes: A Comprehensive Overview

Quebec has implemented a new by-law that introduces significant changes to the province’s immigration landscape. These alterations encompass various measures and policy shifts affecting multiple Quebec immigration streams. Let’s delve into the details of these updates and explore their potential implications for prospective immigrants. New Economic Pilot Streams Now Open Quebec has recently declared the...

In-Demand Skills
Post

The Role of In-Demand Skills in Canada’s Immigration Landscape

Recently, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) outlined a strategic immigration plan aligning with crucial skills to tackle labor shortages and advance Canada’s economic, social, and cultural goals. Priority for International Students As part of this strategy, IRCC emphasizes prioritizing international students applying for Canadian Permanent Residence (PR) based on the alignment of their skills...

Digital Platform Modernization
Post

Navigating the Future: Canada’s Digital Platform Modernization Unveiled

In a significant move toward fostering an efficient and user-friendly immigration experience, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and the Government of Canada have introduced a groundbreaking initiative named Digital Platform Modernization (DPM). This strategic endeavor, detailed in the immigration strategy titled “An Immigration System for Canada’s Future,” aims to revamp IRCC’s operating platform, enhance...

IEC work permit
Post

Streamlining the International Experience Canada IEC Work Permit Process for Swift Approvals

In a major move to enhance the immigration experience for international youths in Canada, IRCC introduced an automated processing tool on November 7, 2023. This innovation is designed to expedite the approval process for IEC work permits, reducing wait times for young individuals seeking opportunities in Canada. Efficiency Unleashed: Faster Approvals, Reduced Wait Times The...

Express Entry ITAs in 2023
Post

Decoding the Dynamics of Express Entry ITAs in 2023

Aspiring immigrants eyeing Canada as their future home are keenly interested in understanding the nuances of the Express Entry system, particularly in 2023. The Government of Canada has recently released data shedding light on the human capital profiles of individuals who received Express Entry ITAs from January to September 2023. This wealth of information provides...

Francophones in Immigration Levels
Post

Canada’s Ambitious Plan to Attract More Francophones in Immigration Levels 2024-2026

Canada is setting its sights on boosting French-speaking immigration as part of its Immigration Levels Plan for 2024-2026. According to the plan released by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), the country aims to welcome 31,500 French-speaking permanent residents in 2025 and increase the number to 36,000 in 2026. The Immigration Levels Plan is an...