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Good News! WorldWay Immigration Clients Successfully Landed in Ontario, Canada
Congratulations to WorldWay Immigration Clients for Successfully Landing in Canada
New Regulations for Canada's Super Visa: Holders Can Stay for Up to 7 Years
On June 7, local time in Canada, the Canadian federal government announced that new regulations for the Super Visa will take effect on July 4, extending the duration of each entry from 2 years to 5 years, allowing for a maximum stay of up to 7 years with extensions, and enabling the purchase of domestic health insurance, greatly facilitating immigration and family reunification.
Manitoba, Canada is Actively Welcoming New Immigrants
Manitoba is one of the three prairie provinces in central Canada, located in the heart of the country and serving as a transportation hub for all of Canada, covering an area of approximately 650,000 square kilometers. Manitoba is rich in natural resources and is known for having one of the longest sunshine durations in Canada, earning it the title of "The Sunshine Capital of Canada." In recent years, an increasing number of immigrant investors have chosen Manitoba as their ideal place to settle, and the province has been actively welcoming new immigrants.
2022 THE University Impact Rankings Released, Canadian Universities Perform Well
Recently, the highly anticipated 2022 University Impact Rankings were released by Times Higher Education (THE). In this ranking, a total of 16 Canadian universities made it into the top 100, demonstrating excellent performance. Among them, Western University ranked in the global top three with a high score of 97.8!
Canada's Aging Population Intensifies, Welcoming More Immigrants
Recently, new census data released by Statistics Canada shows that Canada's working-age population is "older" than ever before, with more than one-fifth of the working population nearing retirement. The shifts in demographic structure will pose significant challenges to the Canadian labor market over the next decade. Statistics Canada indicates that this trend can be mitigated through immigration.
New Ontario Budget Announced: Adjustments to Several Immigration Benefits
Recently, Ontario, Canada, released its 2022 annual budget, planning an investment of $198.6 billion, with $158.8 billion allocated to core infrastructure projects. Key themes include improving and expanding critical infrastructure, attracting new immigrants, rebuilding the economy post-pandemic, helping families cope with rising costs of living, and ensuring Ontario is prepared for changes related to the pandemic.
Good News! Canada Eases Entry Policies Again
Recently, Canada announced further easing of entry restrictions. Starting from April 25, 2022, fully vaccinated travelers and children will find it easier to enter the country.
The Latest World University Rankings Released, Several Canadian Universities Listed
Recently, the Center for World University Ranking (CWUR) released the World University Rankings for the 2022-2023 academic year. Canadian universities performed exceptionally well, with a total of 42 institutions making the list, including 4 in the global top 100 and 8 in the global top 200.
A Cost-Effective Pathway to Immigrate to Canada: Employer-Sponsored Immigration for Skilled Workers
Canada, a traditional immigration powerhouse, has consistently dedicated itself to absorbing and accepting new immigrants. Government reports from Canada have frequently indicated that immigration is a vital driver of population and economic growth. To fill immigration gaps and aid in post-pandemic economic recovery, the Canadian government announced a million-immigrant plan expansion in February of this year, stating that from 2022 to 2024, Canada will receive over 1.3 million immigrants, setting a new historical record…
Manitoba, Canada Allocates $5 Million CAD to Support Newcomer Employment and Settlement
Recently, the Canadian province of Manitoba released its 2022 budget. To attract more newcomers, the Manitoba government will allocate $5 million CAD to immigration programs, aiming to assist new immigrants with employment and settlement, thereby alleviating labor shortages and other issues in the province.
Canada's Immigration Department has hired over 500 new staff to expedite immigration applications
Recently, Canada's Minister of Immigration, Sean Fraser, stated in an interview that to accelerate the processing of immigration applications, the Immigration Department has hired over 500 new employees and invested CAD 85 million in five key areas of the immigration system.
Significantly Reduced Processing Time for Canadian Travel Visa Applications
Recently, the official website of the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) updated the processing times for various immigration and visa applications. Notably, applying for a travel visa from within China now only takes 66 days, marking a significant reduction in processing time. This is undoubtedly good news for applicants intending to travel to Canada!