Beijing time, July 1, 2011, 5:00 AM
Local time, July 1, 2011, 8:00 AM
A quiet small town in Nova Scotia, Canada, Sydney, saw a long queue forming early in front of the mailroom of the immigration processing center. It turned out that this day marked the first day of the announcement of Canada's federal investment immigration new policy, and many immigration agencies rushed to submit their clients' application materials, hoping to catch the "last train" before the implementation of the new policy. Colleagues from Worldway Group, who were sent to deliver the application materials, had already arrived in Sydney a day in advance, occupying the first wave of positions at the entrance together with employees from the courier company collaborating with the firm.
At 8:00 AM Canadian time, a large crowd had gathered at the Canadian immigration processing center in Sydney, all there to submit application materials for Canadian federal immigration clients. On July 1, Canada’s federal immigration will announce a new policy: from July 1, 2011, to June 30, 2012, only 700 applications will be accepted globally. Once 700 applications are received, the federal immigration department will stop accepting applications, and any submissions thereafter will be returned until the reopening on July 1, 2012. The global "700" signifies the extreme scarcity of federal immigration application quotas. With a responsible attitude towards clients, Worldway Group sent colleagues to fly to Sydney the day before the announcement, and on the morning of the announcement, as soon as the mailroom door of the immigration processing center opened, the clients' application materials were submitted immediately.
The Worldway Group Canada team, after several days of overtime work, finally completed the preparation of client materials before the announcement of the new policy. The successful submission on that day was a great encouragement for the entire Worldway team; everyone’s hard work paid off, successfully helping clients catch the "last train" before the implementation of the new policy. After returning from Sydney, the colleagues who submitted the materials expressed their happiness, saying, "Fortunately, we went early. The 2nd and 3rd are local holidays, and the new policy will be implemented on the 4th. Just look at how many companies are already in line; if we go to submit applications on the 4th, the 700 quotas might be filled within an hour."

Scene captured by Worldway colleagues in Sydney showing the busy staff





