7 Smart Strategies to Avoid Visitor Visa Rejection
28th, Aug 2025
Recent research by Statistics Canada and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) reveals a significant shift in employment patterns among provincial nominees.
A joint study examining 2021 Census data found provincial nominees are increasingly filling high-skilled positions, particularly in technology, with 15.7% working as computer professionals in 2021 compared to just 4.2% in 2011.
While nominees had similar representation in professional jobs as Canadian-born workers (25%), they were more likely to work in lower-skilled positions and less likely to be in technical trades, with notable provincial variations in employment outcomes.
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