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  Canada Immigration – Benefits, Application Process, Documents & More Canada is one of the most popular destinations for Indian and other international immigrants. India is one of Canada’s top sources of highly trained workers. The reasons for this are not difficult to identify. Canada provides the ideal combination of metropolitan efficiency and a relaxed country lifestyle. It is a country where you may progress professionally while also balancing work and family life and providing quality healthcare and education for your entire family. The following benefits are available by immigration to Canada. Our Canadian immigration counsellor can assist you in realizing your ambition of relocating to Canada as smoothly as possible. What are the Advantages of Canadian Immigration? 1)      You can live, work, and study anywhere in Canada if you immigrate to Canada. 2)      You will be able to earn in Canadian dollars, which is one of the world’s strongest currencies. 3)      After finishin

  The most recent round of Express Entry invites was issued by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). On July 12th, the department held a draw for 3,800 candidates having a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 375 in a French language category. Please keep in mind that this is a developing story. CIC News will keep you updated throughout the week.  Here is an overview of the most recent Express Entry results:  July 11  On July 11, IRCC held an all-program draw for 800 candidates. Candidates needed a minimum CRS score of 505, which was much better than the previous week’s three category-based selection invites but still lower than the 511 necessary for candidates in the July 4 draw.  July 4-7 Last week, from July 4 to 7, the IRCC held four consecutive drawings.  The invitations given on July 4 were the result of an unexpected all-program draw in which the 700 invited candidates were required to have a minimum CRS score of 511. So far in 2023, this was the h

IRCC has issued a second round of  Express Entry  invitations this week.  In total, 500 candidates were invited. Candidates required a minimum CRS score of 486. This time, it was for candidates who are eligible for category-based selection in science, engineering, technology & mathematics (STEM) occupations. IRCC has also confirmed it will have another round of invitations this week, inviting 1,500 healthcare workers to apply for permanent residence. STEM occupations for category-based selection In a recent news release, IRCC said by prioritizing the invitation of skilled newcomers with STEM experience, Canada aims to meet the growing demand for talent & fill key positions that contribute to the nation’s economic growth and technological advancement. Eligible occupations under the STEM draw include: Architects Architecture and science managers Business systems specialists Civil Engineers Computer and information systems managers Computer engineers (except software engineers and

  IRCC has invited 700 candidates in the most recent  Express Entry  draw .   It was an all-program draw and candidates required a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 511.  This draw comes as a surprise as Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has said it will invite 1,500 healthcare workers via category-based selection tomorrow, July 5. In addition, it is expected IRCC will also invite candidates with work experience in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) occupations in the first-ever category-based selection Express Entry draw for STEM professions. It remains to be seen what the minimum CRS score will be required for healthcare and STEM candidates. Last week, on June 28, IRCC held the first-ever Express Entry category-based draw, inviting 500 healthcare workers with a minimum CRS score of 476. On that same date, IRCC announced it would be inviting STEM professions in a category-based Express Entry round this week. The current CRS score

Five of Canada’s provinces have nominated candidates through provincial immigration programs this week. Immigration is a shared responsibility between federal and provincial governments. The  Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) exists to allow provincial governments to select economic immigration candidates who are best suited to economically establish within the nominating province. This could be because the candidate has work experience in an occupation that is in demand within the province. Most PNPs have streams that target candidates in occupations such as healthcare, agriculture, and tech, all of which are employment sectors that are experiencing labour shortages. Recently, Immigration Refugees and Citizenship Canada  (IRCC) adopted a similar approach on a federal level and has begun holding category-based selection draws for Express Entry candidates. For example, on June 28, IRCC invited the first 500 Express Entry candidates based on their healthcare occupations. It is expected t