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Canada’s population growth has decreased dramatically. Optimising the population stress is the retirement rate. Globally the population replacement rate is 2 children per woman. In 2020 Canada recorded a low replacement population rate of 1.4 children per woman. This populat…
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Expression of Interest (EOI) is a stage in which you have completed all your documents and you need to apply for the visa subclass. Australia has very strict rules regarding how the EOI should be filled out and how it can be submitted. You cannot submit an EOI unless you hav…
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The Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has started 2023 off on a positive note. On the 11th of January, the IRCC held an express entry draw with a whopping 507-point minimum score. A week later the IRCC drop 17 points to a draw of 490. What does this mean fo…
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Emigration is an incredibly time-sensitive process, you are either past the age limit or your profession is no longer a skill shortage. Time is everything. A great age to consider starting the immigration process or be finished by is 30. This may be a difficult goal as many …
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A common question when discussing immigration options is, how long is this process going to take? Over a decade of experience has given New World Immigration an average timeline in which we can guide you with the process, however, it takes two to tango… Are you pulling your …
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The International Experience Canada (IEC) program is targeted to young professionals from specific countries to apply for different types of work permits based on their nationality. IEC work permits are for applicants between the age of 18 – 35. As an IEC participant, you ca…
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Every country has their own rules and regulations for immigration, some are confusing to us but most of them are pretty clear. We build up the idea of a new life without load-shedding, crime and higher wages in our heads but then suddenly we get slapped with the costs and we…
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Visas and paperwork can be an absolute headache. As hard-working South Africans, our biggest concern is whether we can afford the lifestyle and how we get a job. In South Africa, a job is a privilege. Applying for a job in Australia is not as simple as finding a post and goi…
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Since the closing of borders during the COVID pandemic, Australia told foreign students and backpackers to leave. Now the repercussions of that decision have put Australia in the running after Canada with the second-worst employee shortage. Companies are offering signing bo…
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New Year, new me. Have you made practical resolutions for 2023? Is emigration one of your resolutions? If it is, are you prepared? Emigration is not as scary, it just requires a lot of paperwork. Let's go through the summarised checklist to help get you on the right track a…
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The Global Talent Stream (GTS) welcomes an extra 5 professions to increase the pool for more innovative growth for Canada’s labour market. The GTS allows for quicker processing times for the new list of 17 highest in-demand professions. Canada’s Global Skills strategy increa…
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Canada’s population and economy have thrived through the intake of skilled workers and immigration plans. The new immigration target for 2023 is expected to welcome 465 000 families through the following programs. Express Entry, has a goal to welcome 82 880 newcomers in the…
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The passionate profession is not keeping up with school enrolments in both Australia and Canada. Teachers are in demand. Not only are they in demand for locals but in the stable developed countries of Australia and Canada, there is a demand for international students. In Ca…
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The Australian federal-government-funded National Skills commissions of 2022 have released a Skills priority list. In 2021 the list had a national shortage of 153 types of occupations, in 2022 the number has gone up to 286. “The staggering jump in occupations listed reinforc…
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Canada currently holds a population of 38,25 million (2021) people. A cause for concern is the ageing population and low birth rates are not going to assist with the replacement of 9 million Canadians that are expected to retire in 2030. The labour shortage system needs to b…
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2022 has been an adventure, to say the least. Many people automatically view the month of December as a time to unwind and enjoy the festive family period but it's always the calm before the storm. In the New Year, you are faced with new challenges and your immigration goals…
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The 2-year process of skilled migration is a pathway to secure status in a new country that allows you to work. Many countries offer the hope of citizenship but not many people are aware of the obstacles on the route. Citizenship is the allegiance to a country and in turn, t…
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“Consciousness is only possible through change; change is only possible through movement.” – Aldous Huxley. Leaving your home country can be a daunting process, and not many people know where to start. There are many ways to immigrate and many factors to keep in mind. At Ne…
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Australia and Canada rely on migrants to fill positions for economic growth. The top occupations for skilled visas in 2022 were software engineers, ICT business analysts, chefs, residency medical officers and developer programmers. The effects of COVID-19 delayed the intake …
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Skilled migration is a points-based system for highly educated professionals that are vital for the labour market and the growth of the Australian economy. A candidate will need to score at least 65 points to be eligible for consideration in the Expression of Interest (EOI) …
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