Every policy shift and every increase in thresholds seems like a series of warnings, revealing an unrelenting fact: the door to immigration will not remain open forever! A continuous storm of policy changes constantly reminds us that the path to immigration cannot be delayed; any procrastination is a waste of opportunity, leading us to miss out on favorable chances. Immediate action is the key to success in immigration.
On August 13, 2024, local time in Canada, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) issued targeted invitations for employer-sponsored overseas labor categories. In addition to selecting targeted positions in the healthcare sector, other priority positions such as procurement managers and financial managers were also invited, with a minimum score of 54 and a total of 958 candidates selected. The invited score for this round of targeted priority occupations was higher than the 50 points from the regular draw on January 19.
According to current trends, applicants seeking to obtain a permanent resident card through the Ontario employer-sponsored program must first enter Canada to obtain a work permit. The policies for Canadian programs in 2024 are becoming increasingly stringent. This year, Canadian immigration policies have frequently "changed," not only reducing student visa quotas but also strictly limiting the number of temporary residents, which confirms this point. For clients intending to immigrate to Canada, choosing a program with slightly more lenient conditions now and quickly initiating the application for the Canadian program is a wise move!
The competition for immigration to Canada is becoming increasingly fierce, and now may be the last window of opportunity! Recently, the Canadian government announced new policies for the Temporary Foreign Worker (TFW) LMIA, making the LMIA review process more stringent, and it will be more challenging to obtain LMIA in future applications. Therefore, applicants who need to apply for a work permit through LMIA to apply for Canadian permanent residency must seize the opportunity!
Currently, immigrating to Canada through the skilled trades employer-sponsored immigration program is a good option. The application threshold is low, the review process is very lenient, there are no investment requirements, and there are no job experience requirements for applicants. Language and education requirements are also relatively low. Additionally, the overall application cost is low, making it a very cost-effective immigration pathway, with a simple and easy application process and a high approval rate! There are multiple ready LMIA positions available, and those who act quickly will benefit, making it worth your attention.
Moreover, if you wish to immigrate to Canada, the Canadian Start-Up Visa (SUV) program is also a good choice! This program is the only "group" immigration program, allowing a maximum of five applicants to immigrate through one entrepreneurial project, and it is managed by the Canadian federal government, receiving strong support from the federal government, with direct federal processing. Successful SUV applicants can bring their spouses and dependent children under the age of 22 to directly apply for permanent residency, allowing them to live, work, and study in Canada, except in Quebec. Importantly, the permanent residency status obtained by entrepreneurs will not be revoked due to business failure! The application conditions for this program are simple, with no asset requirements, no need to prove the source of assets, and no management experience requirements; applicants only need to achieve a language level of CLB 5 and can submit their application once the relevant conditions are met.
Additionally, for investors interested in immigrating to Canada, the Alberta Small Town Entrepreneur Immigration Program is also a very good option. This program is currently the lowest investment immigration program in Canada, requiring only an investment of CAD 100,000, with no age or education requirements for applicants, low asset requirements, and no minimum score requirements; applicants only need to meet the IELTS CLB 4 language requirement and can first enter with a work permit before applying for provincial nomination, allowing one application to cover the entire family for immigration.
As one of the top 500 Asian brands, the WorldWay Group has focused on investment immigration for over 20 years. We have a powerful project analysis team, a professional copywriting team, and a comprehensive customer service team, and we collaborate with many reputable institutions in Canada to provide investors with professional, comprehensive, and diverse services, making us a worthy choice!
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