Immigration Update
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On March 27, 2023, The Government of Canada launched the Immigration System for Canada’s Future.
This innovative initiative seeks to understand the perspectives of various partners and stakeholders to shape a vision of how immigration can empower communities across Canada.
As part of this initiative, the Government will review current policies and programs while gathering insights from all involved parties.
From March 27 to April 27, 2023, anyone interested in immigration can participate in the survey. Interested individuals can access the 15-minute anonymous survey online. #IRCC, #Survey, #Immigration_system_for_Canadas_future, #Immigration_to_Canada
On March 27, 2023, Sean Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), announced that the Government of Canada was working on a new economic pathway under the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP)
to bring more skilled refugees and displaced people start their careers in Canada and help employers fill labour shortages in their businesses.
The EMPP connects highly skilled refugees and qualified displaced people with Canadian businesses facing labour shortages in essential occupations.
The new initiative will enable Canada to welcome vulnerable individuals while supplying employers with the skills needed for economic growth. . #IRCC, #EMPP, #Fraser, #refugees, #skilled_refugees, #displaced_people
Canada expects to accept more newcomers through provincial nominee programs (PNPs) in the coming years.
This year, Canada provided provinces with multi-year allocation plans for the first time.
The plan includes an unprecedented 44 percent growth in PNP allocations for 2023 and offers potential numbers for 2024 and 2025.
Despite the Federal Government's decision not to release the Multi-Year Allocation Plan publicly, many provinces have taken matters into their own hands and made these allocations available on their websites.
Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta have already provided their PNP allocations for the following years. #PNP, #Multi_Year_Allocation_Plan, #PNP_allocations
A new report from Yves Giroux, Canada’s Parliamentary Budget Officer, states that Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) possess 65% more staff than necessary to meet their Express Entry goal.
The federal government aims to process 80% of applications received under Express Entry immigration programs within six months.
As a result, the total expenditure predicted to achieve the processing target amounts to $792 million over five years.
With fees collected (743 million), this amount will be reduced to an approximate net cost of $48 million.#Express_Entry, #IRCC, #staffing, #EE, #EE_Budget
