With the American federal election looming, and COVID-19 continuing to spread, many Americans are wondering how to move to Canada. When wondering how to move to Canada, the first question to ask is “am I eligible?” and if so, for which program. Canada has numerous immigration programs available depending on your own personal background. Some…
The Canadian government is looking to welcome 341,000 new immigrants in 2020 under all of their immigration programs. This includes the economic classes, family class, and refugees and protected persons. This is an increase of 1,000 new immigrants from 2019’s target. 195,800 of these new immigrants will be from the economic classes, most of which…
On December 20th, 2019, the Nova Scotia Nominee Program issued Letters of Interest to applicants in the Express Entry system whose main occupation was listed as NOC 1123 – advertising, marketing, and public relations. These Letters of Interest were issued under the Nova Scotia Nominee Program’s Labour Market Priorities Stream. Those who have received a…
The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) has several different programs that applicants apply under. These include the following: Employer Job Offer: In-Demand Skills Stream PhD Graduate Stream French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream Human Capital Priorities Stream Skilled Trades Stream Entrepreneur Stream Employer Job Offer: Foreign Worker Stream Employer Job Offer: International Student Stream Masters Graduate Stream…
On December 5th, 2019, the Nova Scotia Nominee Program issued Letters of Interest to applicants in the Express Entry system whose main occupation was listed as NOC 4212 – Social and Community Service Workers. These Letters of Interest were issued under the Nova Scotia Nominee Program’s Labour Market Priorities Stream. Those who have received a…
With the end of 2019 fast approaching, several provincial programs are no longer accepting applications as they have fulfilled their 2019 quotas. They will re-open in 2020 when they have been allotted new quotas by the federal government. Other programs will not be issuing provincial nomination certificates until 2020 as they currently have enough applications…
Employers in fourteen communities in Canada are creating a path to permanent residence for foreign skilled workers who want to work and live in their communities. Employers from these fourteen communities will be able to post job opportunities targeting foreign skilled workers on their community’s website. These communities are spread throughout British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan Manitoba,…
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has made changes to the popular Occupation In-Demand and Express Entry Occupation Requirements. These programs no longer have a set list of occupations that are eligible to use the programs. Instead, they now have a list of occupations that are ineligible to use the programs. This means that the…
