Highlights of Canada Immigration Forecast Due to the continuous flow of immigrants, Canada’s population is estimated to be double its current population, i.e., 74 million by 2068. Based on the current needs, Ottawa plans to invite 431,645 PRs this year, 447,055 by 2023, and 451,000 PRs by the year 2024. Immigration is one of the… Read More »

Highlights of new language for Canada Immigration A new language test is about to get launched under economic class immigration pathways for foreign applicants, as most of the temporary immigration programs and spouse sponsorship, require proof of language. A new language test is about to get implemented by early mid-2023 With more than 100 immigration… Read More »

Highlights of TEER category The National Occupational Classification (NOC) system of Canada is considered for rollout in the next three and a half months, i.e., on Nov 16. The foreign nationals are encouraged to immigrate through Express Entry programs, submit a profile using the Training, Education, and Experience and Responsibilities (TEER) category and enter a… Read More »

Highlights about Canadian passport The Henley Passport Index releases Canada passport that holds the eighth most highly ranked passport in the world. Japan ranked as the highest ranked country on Henley Passport Index with a 193 score. The overall score of a passport is equivalent to the number of destinations, which means no visa is… Read More »

Highlights of Vocational Training Courses Vocational education in Canada is mostly at post-secondary level, and this differs between the constitutions of the provinces and territories. Vocational courses in Canada act as the bridge between employment opportunities. Every vocational college has its own has its own eligibility criteria which needs to be satisfied by students. Co-op… Read More »

Highlights of IRCC new rules Despite many differences, Canada does not support discrimination and racism. The immigrant officers need to check the documents’ proofs for the evidence’s credibility. The facts must be based on the provided evidence documents provided, and immigration officials need to record the decisions to furnish accountability, traceability, and transparency. Decision-making guidelines… Read More »