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Friday, September 1, 2017

Immigration Tech Pilot Program Launched by BC

The Canadian province of British Columbia (BC) wants to bring in more graduates and workers in the technology sector to the province to meed the demand for talent.

The new Tech Pilot forms part of the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) which is one of the Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) of Canada. Through this pilot program, candidates who are eligible and have a job offer in any of the 32 eligible occupations can be invited to apply for a provincial nomination. This can then be used in applying for permanent residency of Canada.

Invitation are issued in BC PNP on a weekly basis to registrants who are qualified, whereas non-tech candidates will be invited through other immigration programs.

Candidates who will be invited through the Tech Pilot program will have the advantage of expedited processing in the BC PNP.

The applicant must have a full-time, indeterminate job offer and that too from an eligible employer in BC. Under its registration system, the BC PNP offers individuals with different categories, depending on work experience, job and level of education achieved.

Once a category has been determined by a candidate, they can receive a registration score after registering online for free.

The BC PNP will conduct a tech draw every week to to invite registrants to apply who attained the highest-score. Invited candidates have a period of 30 calendar days from this point to submit their completed application form. The applicants are required to submit a fee of $700.

it has been stated by BC that the tech applications will be processed on a priority basis. A nomination will be given to applications that are approved and the applicant can than apply for permanent residence.

Nominated individuals who fulfill the requirements of their nomination will get a work permit support letter which will enable them to renew or obtain their current work permit and give them permission to work throughout the process.

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Saturday, August 26, 2017

Saskatchewan Increased Intake Number for Famous Immigration Sub-categories


The Saskatchewan province of Canada has increased the number of annual intake of application for two of its famous immigration programs of the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP).

It is expected that more application will be accepted before the end of the year 2017.

the number of allocations has been increased in International Skilled Worker – Express Entry sub-category of SINP and the Occupations In-Demand sub-category.

These programs were first launched in 2015 and both of them have turned out to be popular among a wide range of aspiring immigrants. An applicant is not required to have a job offer from a Canadian employer for any of these sub-categories.

An applicant once selected is issued a provincial nomination, which can be used to apply for Canadian permanent residence to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). The primary applicant can also include the spouse / common-law partner as well as dependent children in the application submitted.

The applicant is however, required to have work experience in any of the occupation that is in demand to apply for any of the sub-category. A minimum score of at least 60 points is required out of 100 points on the SINP assessment grid.

The Occupations In-Demand sub-category enables applicants in receiving nomination certificate, which they can use to apply for permanent residence of Canada outside the Express Entry immigration system that is run by the federal government of Canada.

This stream can become very useful to those people who have not yet come in the Express Entry pool. The language requirement of this immigration stream is lower when compared with any program that runs under the Express Entry immigration system.

Candidates are required to have an Express Entry profile in order to apply for any of the sub-category of Express Entry immigration system.

A successful candidate receives 600 additional points in the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). This takes them at the front of the line for the upcoming draw from the Express Entry pool.

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Monday, January 16, 2017

A Brief Look on Global Immigration in the Year Ahead

As we plan to make a successful year ahead, here is a quick look as to how your relocation plan will be affected by the changes that are taking place in different countries.

Brexit Move from UK
The formal process of exiting the EU will be formally started by the end of March. It will take years to untangle the complex exit process and to move UK out of EU. Businesses will be impacted not only in UK and European Union but also across the globe. We should not expect to see any immigration reforms motivated by Brexit.

Australia Sub Class 457 Visa in Play
Immigration in Australia, particularly the largest work permit visa known as Subclass 457 has become the most important issue to be discussed by politicians in Australia. Some bills were introduced in 2016 in the Parliament by the Labor Party which has expanded the requirement of sponsorship and made labor market testing tougher.

A report leaked in December showed that the Liberal Party in Australia is making plans to bring some strong changes in the immigration system and this includes reducing the eligible occupations in some of the visa programs.

Canada Shows Positive Signs on Mobility
The finance minister of Canada indicated in 2016 that corporate immigration is important for the economic vitality of the country. In the Fall Economic 2016 Statement the proposals promises to improve the mobility to Canada.

Plans are also being made to attract investment from foreign entrepreneurs and speed up the process of bringing in more talent by expediting the work permit process. Efforts are also being made to give exemptions to some of the professions that are in demand.

US under Trump Administration
Donald Trump will become the president of United States of America on 20th January and it is expected that some major changes will come up that will impact not only US but also global immigration.

The US immigration policies will be affected by the coming policy shifts and it will have a wave effect, sending an impact on global immigration policies.

In case you are searching for a good immigration consultant who can help you in the process of applying for Canada visa, than WWICS is the right choice for you. Put your questions related to Canada visa process to the WWICS complaints cell.


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