New Brunswick plans to increase its immigration levels in a gradual manner and targets to admit 10000 immigrants per year by 2027. Immigration is the cornerstone of the plan laid out by New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs in order to…
Canada broke all the previous records in 2019, by welcoming the highest number of immigrants in a single year. The country also exceeded its annual immigration target by more than 10000 immigrants. Indians constituted almost 25 percent of the total…
In the two latest Alberta Express Entry Stream draws, the province has invited candidates with Comprehensive Ranking System score as low as 300. In the first of these draws held on January 22, 2020, Alberta invited 201 candidates with a…
Having Quebec already issued a high number of invitations in 2019 after the Quebec Expression of Interest system called Arrima was introduced, it is expected that the system would remain upbeat in the current year also. In the nine draws…
The Skilled Work Regional (subclass 491) visa, recently introduced by Australia, helps international skilled workers and their families to live and work in the regional areas of Australia for a maximum period of five years. The subclass 491 visa also…
In the Express Entry draw held on February 5, the Government of Canada invited 3500 candidates to apply for permanent residence in Canada. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) cut-off score for the draw was 472. Though the CRS cut-off score…
In the latest Manitoba Expression of Interest draw held on January 30, the province invited 181 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination. The distribution of Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) issued by the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program(MPNP)…
Thanks to the Provincial Nominee Programs, immigrants are finding it easier to migrate to the smaller cities of Canada. These cities offer numerous job opportunities and affordable yet high quality living. The provinces of Canada are running Provincial Nominee Programs…
The aging population of British Columbia needs more healthcare workers and updating the immigration policies of the province would help to overcome the crisis, according to healthcare experts in Canada. Susan Fox, a healthcare leader, in her column in Times…
