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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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The Resonance consultancy raises standards as they specialise in branding for cities, districts and developments. Cities get ranked based on safety, outdoor space, labour force participation, GDP, nightlife, universities, attractions, weather and more. Toronto, Montreal, Cal…
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The Significant Benefit Work Permit (SBWP) is available to workers whose employment in Canada will offer a significant benefit. The SBWP is a program designed to speed up the employment permits due to the delays of a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), in the cultural, e…
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An integral aspect of family-class immigration efforts is spousal permits. A partner would be recognised through marriage or common law. Sponsored Spousal permits are divided into 2 subcategories, inland and outland applications. Criteria for these visas are dependent on the…
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Securing a work permit for Canada can be challenging. The Intra-Company Transfer (ICT) program was designed to assist businesses that need temporary or specialised skills. Work permits in the ICT program are exempt from needing a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA), howev…
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Express Entry is a system in which Canada manages their three Immigration programs: the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) and the Federal Skilled Trades Program(FSTP). The points-based system is designed to rank candidates’ profiles and t…
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The Canadian economy thrives off the influx of international skilled workers; however, the unpredictability of processing times disadvantages her plan. Processing visas has become a delay in economic growth. In the Canadian Bar Associations Immigration Law Section meeting on…
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The NOC system is a National Occupation Classification system that Canada uses to decipher the professions in shortage and their level of demand. To enter into the Express Entry pool you need to have a listed occupation in levels A, B or 0. The previous NOC system (NOC 2016…
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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada ( IRCC ) has approved the latest policies regarding students working in Canada during their studies. Instead of just 20 hours a week you can now work more than 20 hours a week, this new policy is only applicable until the 31st of …
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Canada is pulling applicants bi-weekly for Express Entry draws to receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA). Alternative bi-weekly draws are the Provincial Nomination programs. These programs are designed to encourage skilled workers into specific provinces. Once you have receive…
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Canada has a multiculturalism policy which is enhanced through the welcoming of international students. Three objectives have been discussed by the federal government to ease the process of international students coming into Canada and advancing their academic strengths and …
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In recent news, these two provinces have issued invitations to apply for their own Provincial Nomination programs (PNPs). A Provincial Nomination Invite will improve your comprehensive ranking score by up to 600 points. The PNP invite is not permanent residency however it is…
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Since December 2020, Express Entry draws were halted for more than a year. This pause harmed the economic growth of Canada and as a result, the IRCC came back in full force in July 2022. The Express Entry draws resumed with the higher scores, pulling a minimum of 557 until i…
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We talk about Express Entry for Canada a lot, now there is an alternative if you do not meet our point requirement. Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) are offered by provinces and territories to enhance migration outside of highly populated areas. The process is not the same…
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