Immigration Levels Plan 2022-2024 will be announced by Canada in February In the latest update on Canadian immigration, the country is all set to announce its new immigration target for the years 2022-2024. The announcement was set to release in November 2021 but could not due to its September elections.…
Nova Scotia is providing immigration opportunities for food service professionals NOVA SCOTIA IS PROVIDING IMMIGRATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR FOOD SERVICE PROFESSIONALS Food and beverage employees are now able to apply for the Occupations in Demand PNP in Nova Scotia. Through its Occupations in Demand stream, Nova Scotia is currently accepting immigration…
Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program set to become permanent January 1, 2022 Set to attract workers and drive economic growth over the past few years, the Atlantic Immigration Pilot has brought and retained thousands of newcomers to the region. These new Canadians have helped communities thrive, businesses prosper and the region’s…
Canada welcomed a historic number of 45,000 new immigrants in September Canada is back on track to achieve its target of 401,000 new immigrants in 2021. It needs to continue welcoming at least 45 thousand per month for the rest of this year to reach the ambitious goal by then.…
National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021 Redesign This notice aims to advise all stakeholders and users of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) that there will be a major structural revision in 2021. The new NOC has been scheduled for release early next year. NOC 2021 – Canada.ca (esdc.gc.ca)
Move to Canada with the Agri-Food Pilot Program in 2021 The three-year agri-food pilot program aims is another interesting category introduced by the government to fill labour shortages in certain industries. These are particularly in the meat processing and mushroom production sectors within the agri-food. The agriculture and agri-food industry are an…
Canada with six new immigration pathways is geared towards granting permanent residency to 90,000 foreign nationals in Canada. Are you ready? On April 14th, IRCC announced six new immigration pathways to permanent residence for over 90,000 essential workers and international graduates who are actively contributing to Canada’s economy. This is…
Canada immigrants – solid support for the country on the path to economic recovery An immigrant owns almost one in every three businesses in Canada, shares federal Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Marco Mendicino. They create jobs for sizable Canadians, making them self-reliant and adding to the country’s economy.…
Latest Update: Hong Kong Pathway To Canada Canada launches Hong Kong pathways that will attract recent graduates and skilled workers with faster permanent residency: The Hong Kong pathway is a very positive initiative that will attract young and talented graduates with experience who will help drive Canada’s economy forward. Allowing…