Recently, Statistics Canada released the latest employment data showing that the Canadian labor market added 378,000 new jobs in September, the majority of which were full-time positions, with only 44,000 being part-time. The figures for this labor market recovery even exceeded twice what economists had previously anticipated.
Affected by the pandemic this year, Canada's overall unemployment rate once rose to 13.7% in May. Fortunately, the unemployment rate in Canada has been steadily declining for four months, and currently, the overall unemployment rate in Canada has dropped to 9%.
As a long-standing major immigration country, Canada has always maintained a welcoming attitude toward immigrants. Even during the pandemic, Canada has been committed to mitigating the impact of the pandemic on immigration and absorbing more immigrants. With the easing of the pandemic, economic recovery, and the rapid rebound in job positions, better opportunities have been created for immigrants to enter Canada.
In addition, a series of policies recently introduced by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) are also very people-oriented, helping to accelerate the processing of various visa applications and supporting services, and striving to ensure that more new immigrants can successfully enter Canada. This further reflects Canada's open-armed welcome to new immigrants.
For example: For work permit and study permit applications submitted from outside Canada, if the applicant is currently within Canada, they no longer need to travel to the border to land or leave by air; they can apply directly to the immigration authorities to switch to an in-Canada application;
Effective October 20, international students may enter Canada without being restricted by the date their study permit was approved. The prerequisite is that the institution the student is attending is on the list of Designated Learning Institutions (DLI) in Canada, and the relevant school must have a COVID-19 readiness plan approved by the local provincial government;
The Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) has been restarted, with the immigration department resuming the lottery system to randomly invite 10,000 applicants. It is not difficult to see that the efforts made by the immigration department are aimed at making the selection process fair;
The Quebec Immigrant Investor Program (QIIP) is expected to restart after April 1 next year;
The Canadian Spousal Open Work Permit to Permanent Residence project;
Individuals holding an expired Canadian Permanent Resident Visa (PRV) or an expired Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) will not be subject to travel restrictions and will still be allowed to enter Canada...
A warm-hearted Canada is opening its arms to welcome new immigrants! For those who want to immigrate to Canada, now is a great time to process your immigration!
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