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Status Is More Important Than Effort! 2021 Joint Entrance Exam for Overseas Chinese Students Data Released
Recently, the annual Joint Entrance Exam for Overseas Chinese Students concluded. It is reported that there were 20,000 admission quotas for overseas Chinese students this year, but only 4,484 students took the exam. This means that, barring any unforeseen circumstances, all students who took the exam will be able to enter domestic higher education institutions this September.
Results of the 3rd Ontario Employer Job Offer EOI Selection Released
On May 25, 2021, local time in Canada, the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) announced the results of the 3rd Expression of Interest (EOI) selection for the Employer Job Offer stream. This round targeted the Ontario Regional Immigration Pilot, issuing a total of 64 invitations with no minimum score required; all candidates in the pool were selected. The document and project teams across all Worldway Group offices worked in close coordination and precise planning to assist multiple clients in successfully receiving invitations...
Summary and Interpretation of Canada's Immigration Policy 2021
On October 30, 2020, Canada announced a plan to welcome 1.2 million immigrants over the next three years, with a target of 401,000 for 2021, 411,000 for 2022, and 421,000 for 2023. Canada is currently attracting global talent to immigrate to Canada. So, what are the ways to immigrate to Canada in 2021? Below is a detailed introduction.
What are the changes to Canada's immigration policy in 2021?
What are the changes to Canada's immigration policy in 2021? The main ways to immigrate to Canada in 2021 include the Canadian Employer-Sponsored Immigration, Canadian Investment Immigration, Canadian Skilled Worker Immigration, Canadian Entrepreneur Immigration, and Canadian Study-to-Immigration programs.
How is the Canadian Employer-Sponsored Immigration Program?
Canada is a nation of immigrants that has consistently kept its borders open to "talented" applicants. Canadian employer-sponsored immigration is the fastest way to obtain a Canadian Permanent Resident Card, yet many people are not very familiar with this form of immigration. Today, let us explore this fast-track method for immigrating to Canada in depth.
Immigrating to Canada: What is it like to live in Toronto?
As a traditional major immigration destination, Canada has long been favored by many immigrant investors for its open and inclusive policies and immigrant-friendly attitude. Many people choose to immigrate to Canada, and each immigrant has different reasons for choosing this country. Regardless of the reason, choosing which city to live in after immigrating to Canada is a crucial step, as it has a significant impact on one's life in Canada after immigration...
Canadian Citizenship Test Resumes with Changes to Testing Methods!
According to CBC News, the Canadian citizenship test, which had been suspended for 8 months due to the pandemic, is finally resuming!
Starting January 7, a negative nucleic acid test report is required for entry into Canada
Recently, the Government of Canada announced new entry regulations: starting January 7, anyone arriving in Canada aged 5 and older must provide a negative COVID-19 nucleic acid test report taken within 3 days prior to boarding. Proof must be submitted to the airline before boarding.
Immigration Live: How to Quickly Immigrate to Canada Under the New Million Immigration Plan?
On December 3rd (Thursday) at 15:00, a comprehensive analysis of the low-threshold fast immigration to Canada "Employer-Sponsored" program.
Key Points to Understand Before Applying for Employer-Sponsored Immigration to Canada
Employer sponsorship, as the name suggests, means having an employer sponsor you, allowing you to meet the immigration requirements and then apply for immigration to obtain a Permanent Resident Card. Each province in Canada has immigration programs under their Provincial Nominee Programs that target skilled workers with employer job offers, most of which are referred to as: Overseas Skilled Worker Immigration. This is the policy basis for the existence of employer sponsorship.