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Express Entry: Canada invites 4,200 immigration candidates Canada has now issued over 78,350 ITAs to Express Entry candidates in 2020 Canada held a new Express Entry draw on September 30.... Federal Skilled Worker Program candidates were among today’s successful candidates for the third consecutive draw. The minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score in this latest invitation round was 471, a decrease of 1 point over the previous all-program draw, which was held on September 16. The large number of Invitations to Apply (ITA) issued today is a strong indication that Canada remains committed to welcoming high levels of immigration in 2021 and beyond. Canada’s Express Entry system manages the profiles of candidates for three of Canada’s main economic-class immigration programs the Federal Skilled Worker Class (FSW), Federal Skilled Trades Class (FST) and Canadian Experience Class (CEC). In the Express Entry system, eligible candidates for the FSWC, FSTC, CEC programs, and some Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) candidates are scored based on the Comprehensive Ranking System, or CRS. The CRS considers multiple factors including age, work experience, education and proficiency in French or English. The highest-ranked candidates in the Express Entry pool receive an ITA, and at that point they can apply for Canadian permanent residence. Canada has now sent out 78,350 ITAs so far in 2020, which is well above the 69,420 that were issued at the same time in 2017, another record-breaking year for Express Entry. The latest draw saw the tie-breaking rule implemented on March 2, 2020 at 12:37:25 UTC. This means that all candidates with a CRS score of 471 and above who submitted their profile before this date and time received an ITA in this invitation round. The latest invitation round was Canada’s 164th Express Entry draw held by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). It was also the 31st draw of the year and the fifth all-program draw held since Canada went into lockdown on March. #immigration #visa #canada #immigrationlawyer #usa #immigrants #covid #studyabroad #ielts #studentvisa #immigrationlaw #greencard #australia #canadaimmigration

Canada Extends Coronavirus-Related International Travel Restrictions Canada’s international travel restrictions, in place to prevent the spread of coronavirus, have been extended by another month, to October 31, 2020. The decision was made via a federal government Order in Council, published on September 28. The existing travel restrictions, in place since March, had been due to expire on September 30.... It means that the restrictions due to COVID-19 will have been in place for at least seven months. With a second wave of the pandemic currently hitting many parts of the country, it is likely the restrictions will be further extended. The Order in Council notes that no reasonable alternatives to prevent the introduction or spread of the disease are available. The restrictions cover travellers arriving from a foreign country other than the United States. The travel ban affecting the Canada-U.S. border is covered by a separate agreement, that currently expires on October 21, 2020. The following people can currently travel to Canada: Citizens and permanent residents. Work permit holders travelling for non-optional and non-discretionary reasons. International students who held a valid study permit, or had been approved for a study permit, on March 18, 2020, who are travelling for non-optional and non-discretionary reasons. Permanent resident applicants who had been approved for permanent residence before the travel restrictions were announced on March 18, 2020, but who had not yet travelled to Canada. Immediate family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents Anyone else covered by exemptions listed by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. . . .

How to sponsor your partner for Canadian immigration With Canada aiming to expedite 18,000 spousal sponsorship applications by the end of 2020, here is a step-by-step guide on how to submit an application to reunite with your loved one. Canada is aiming to expedite the processing of 18,000 spousal sponsorship applications by the end of this year.... Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) made this significant announcement on Thursday, outlining the innovative steps it is taking to try and reunite loved ones as quickly as possible. In recent years, Canada has been targeting some 70,000 new immigrants to obtain permanent residence each year under its spousal, partner, and children family class sponsorship category. This is due to the Canadian government viewing family reunification as a top priority. Spousal sponsorship application processing has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, however the new measures announced by IRCC should help to alleviate backlogs. If you are looking to submit a new spousal sponsorship application, here is key information that you need to know. About the process Canadian citizens and permanent residents can sponsor a spouse, common-law partner, or conjugal partner to obtain permanent residence. The Canadian citizen or permanent resident (the sponsor) and the foreign national (the sponsored person) must be approved by IRCC for the sponsored person to obtain permanent residence. The sponsor and sponsored person must prove to IRCC that their relationship falls under one of these three categories: Spouse Common-law partner Conjugal partner Canada recognizes same-sex marriages. Same-sex partners can apply under one of these three categories so long as they meet all of IRCC’s eligibility criteria. #canada #canadaimmigration #ircc #kabul #india #singapore #cometocanada #immigration #ontario #yukon

At Burberry Immigration our immigration representatives provide step by step advice on immigration rules, regulations, policy, and procedures. Additionally, we can file your application in the appropriate special category of an immigration program that will allow you to sponsor your parents, siblings, and all other close relatives or friends after obtaining permanent residency status in Canada. : @mthiessen .... . #pakistan #lahore #karachi #islamabad #love #pakistani #india #instagram #photography #instagood #urdupoetry #urdu #islam #punjab #nature #instadaily #pakistanzindabad #beauty #photooftheday #imrankhan #bhfyp #cometocanada #canadaimmigration

As a permanent resident, you receive great opportunities and benefits in Canada. Having a PR card allows you to live, work and study in Canada on a permanent basis. The PR Card is normally issued for 5 years and can be renewed. . .... #indians #india #indian #instagram #love #mumbai #delhi #mlb #covid #kerala #baseball #instagood #photography #dubai #lockdown #hindu #cleveland #ahmedabad #maharashtra #indianarmy #bollywood #coronavirus #bhfyp #cometocanada

Two major events over the coming month will shape Canada’s immigration system for years to come. The first will be a new mandate letter that will be written by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to immigration minister Marco Mendicino. This letter will contain Canada’s new immigration priorities and it should be released shortly, perhaps as soon as within the coming week. The second is Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan 2021-2023. The plan will outline Canada’s new permanent residen...ce targets over the next three years and it should be announced by October 30th. New immigration mandate letter In Canada, the prime minister outlines the responsibilities that they would like their respective cabinet members to pursue while the ruling party manages the government. In this case, Trudeau will provide minister Mendicino with a letter that will guide Mendicino’s efforts to lead the operations of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). In what will be a rare occurrence, the prime minister will issue his second immigration mandate letter in less than one year. Mandate letters tend to be issued to each minister every two to four years. They are typically issued when a new government takes office and when a minister is assigned a new portfolio. In August, however, Trudeau ended the last session of Canada’s parliament as he wanted to reset the government’s priorities in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The Canadian government’s new priorities were defined on September 23rd during the speech from the throne, which kicked off the new session of Parliament. The throne speech formally underscored Canada’s goal of welcoming more immigrants to maintain its competitive economic standing. As such, Trudeau will now define new immigration priorities for Mendicino and IRCC to pursue. If last year is any indication, the new immigration mandate letter may become publicly available by early October. Last year, the December 5th, 2019 Speech from the Throne was followed by mandate letters being released on December 13. #canada #cometocanada #settleincanada #india #toyota #toronto #quebec #canadaimmigration #ircc #mecedesbenz #ilovecanada #migrate #travelgram

Express Entry is the application system that manages the pool of candidates for Canada’s three main economic immigration classes the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP) and the Canadian Experience Class (CEC). The highest-ranked candidates in the Express Entry pool are issued ITAs in regular invitation rounds. A set number of the highest-ranked candidates are invited to apply for Canadian permanent residence through regular draw...s from the pool. These invitation rounds typically take place every two weeks and the vast majority involve candidates from all three Express Entry-managed categories. The Government of Canada has a processing standard of six months for permanent residence applications filed through the Express Entry system. Why just dreams? When we can help you with a successful application. #canadaimmigration #canada #immigration #canadavisa #expressentry #canadapr #studyincanada #visa #workpermit #ielts #studyabroad #studentvisa #immigrationconsultant #studyvisa #immigrationlawyer #pnp #toronto #expressentrycanada #immigratetocanada #immigrationcanada #permanentresidency #migratetocanada #covid #settleincanada #ircc #immigrationtocanada #immigrationconsultants #canadaexpressentry #prvisa #bhfyp

Biometrics no longer required for some Canadian immigration applicants Canada is waiving biometrics requirements for permanent residence applicants who submitted biometrics in the last 10 years. Canada no longer requires permanent residence applicants to provide their biometric information as long as they have submitted their biometrics in another application within the last ten years. ... Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has previously taken special measures due to the coronavirus pandemic such as allowing delays for biometric submissions if applicants are unable to submit them. It is unknown as to when many of the biometric collection service points in Canada and abroad will continue their operations as normal. These closures of service points and Visa Application Centres (VACs) have affected thousands of permanent residence applicants. Many of these applicants had previously submitted their biometrics in a previous application. In addition, IRCC said in a statement that Canada has a growing number of applications for permanent residence that cannot be processed because of the biometrics requirement. As such, IRCC aims to alleviate further disruptions on such individuals by waiving the biometrics requirement in certain cases. Eligible applicants and effective date According to IRCC, this policy came into effect on September 10, 2020 and was operationalized on September 22, 2020. It will remain in effect indefinitely. Eligible applicants who are exempt from biometrics collection requirements irrespective of whether they are currently in Canada or overseas are those with both of the following: a pending or new application for permanent residence previously submitted their biometrics within the 10-year period before the day on which they submitted their current permanent residence application About biometrics Canada has already exempted other foreign nationals from providing biometrics due to its recognition that COVID-19 disruptions may prevent them from doing so. #iraq #iran #kurdistan #duhok #karbala #zaxo #hawler #slemani #baghdad #erbil #dubai #syria #kurd #kurdish #najaf #love #akre #turkey #lebanon #india #karkuk #kuwait #ra

Immigration at it's peak. We have made a concerted effort to attract more immigrants to thier destination shores to feed the need of its flourishing immigration program. As such, there are over 80 different options for immigrants who either want to obtain permanent residence or a work permit in Canada and UK. One of the benefits of processing your application through Burberry Immigration is it can help to increase the odds of individuals who eventually want Canadian/UK perma...nent residence. . . #india #love #photography #mumbai #indian #kerala #follow #bhfyp #delhi #like #nature #travel #photooftheday #bollywood #fashion #maharashtra #covid #tiktok #memes #art #music #insta #incredibleindia #bhfyp #workincanada #liveincanada #canada

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IRCC gradually resuming in-person services Canada’s immigration department will soon offer in-person services by appointment. Immigration services that are not available virtually will begin to resume on September 21.... Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is testing out the new protocols and procedures for offering in-person services during the coronavirus pandemic. The services being offered next week include: Citizenship: Vancouver Expo will be reopening for citizenship knowledge re-testing and citizenship hearings for a select cohort of applicants. IRCC will schedule appointments by email. Permanent residence: IRCC offices will reopen for permanent residence-related services in Etobicoke, Ontario, and Montreal, Quebec. People who need to pick up their permanent residence card, or do their permanent residence interview (permanent residence determination) will be contacted by IRCC via email to schedule an appointment. Asylum: Limited asylum-related services will resume at IRCC offices in Calgary, Edmonton, Hamilton and Niagara Falls. IRCC will schedule appointments via epost, Canada Post’s online service, with clients who need to collect or submit documents, provide their biometric information, or come in for an interview. They also say that if the pilot goes well they will open offices to provide asylum services in Vancouver (Hornby), Montreal, and Etobicoke in the future. IRCC will contact clients to book appointments based on their file status, location in Canada and other factors, the immigration department’s media release says, Client selection is largely based on the date of the client’s application. IRCC will only allow immigration candidates to use in-person services if they have a scheduled appointment. The immigration department will also start making biometrics appointments. Permanent residence applicants in Canada waiting to give biometrics will receive a call from Service Canada over the next few months to book an appointment. #alanizcarlosconsulting #cometocanada #canada

Canada admitted 13,645 immigrants in July 2020 Canada’s July 2020 permanent resident intake fell by 63 per cent compared with last July. Canada welcomed 13,645 new permanent residents in July 2020.... This was an extremely low figure considering that July is one of the busiest months for Canadian immigration. On a year-over-year basis, Canada’s July 2020 permanent residence (PR) intake fell by 63 per cent compared with July 2019. Last July was the busiest month for Canadian immigration in 2019. That month, Canada welcomed 36,615 new permanent residents. Canada usually welcomes some of its highest levels of new immigrants each July. This is due to immigrants moving to Canada during the warm summer months, and to enroll their children in school before the academic year starts across Canada in late-August and early September. Canada’s July 2020 intake was also lower than the 19,200 immigrants Canada welcomed in June of this year. June 2020 has been the strongest month for Canada’s PR levels since the coronavirus was labelled as a pandemic in March. Prior to June, Canada welcomed 11,000 immigrants in May, and just 4,000 in April. Following the start of the pandemic, Canada’s PR intake plummeted in April due to Canada introducing travel restrictions, which remain in place, plus other coronavirus-related disruptions such as approved immigrants not being able to find available flights to get them to Canada. It is important to note that some approved permanent resident applicants are eligible to move to Canada right now despite the travel restrictions. For instance, confirmation of permanent residence (COPR) holders who obtained their COPR on or before March 18, 2020 are among those who are exempt. #alanizcarlosconsulting #canada #cometocanada #canadapr #immigration

Manitoba PNP invites 212 candidates to apply for nomination Manitoba has now issued 3,511 Letters of Advice to Apply this year. Friendly Manitoba has held another invitation round, inviting 212 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination for permanent residence on September 10. The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) invited skilled workers and international student graduates through three immigration streams: Skilled Workers in Manitoba, Skilled Work...ers Overseas and International Education streams. The invitations, also known as Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs), were distributed as follows along with their respective Expression of Interest (EOI) score requirement: Skilled Workers in Manitoba 168 LAAs with a minimum score of at least 475; Skilled Workers Overseas 9 LAAs with a minimum score of at least 824; and International Education Stream 35 LAAs, no EOI score requirement. The province has issued 3,511 LAAs to immigration candidates in these categories so far in 2020. This was Manitoba’s 98th draw since the program began in April 2014. About Manitoba immigration streams The Skilled Workers Overseas Category and Skilled Workers in Manitoba streams allow the province to nominate skilled workers who can support Manitoba’s labour market needs. People who are applying from overseas need to have an established connection to Manitoba. This can be demonstrated through close family ties or friends in the province, previous experience in Manitoba, or an invitation under one of the MPNP’s Strategic Recruitment Initiatives. Candidates do not need to be physically present in Manitoba at the time of the application to be eligible. Successful candidates in the Skilled Workers in Manitoba category must meet certain criteria, such as having a full-time permanent job offer from an employer in Manitoba. International students that graduated from an educational institution in Manitoba may receive an LAA under the International Education Stream if they have in-demand skills. Find out if you are eligible for any Canadian immigration program today. #alanizcarlosconsulting #canada #settleincanada #cometocanada #manitoba