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Canada Immigration Minister Announces New Pathway Under EMPP For Skilled Refugees
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser announced Monday that Canada is going to launch a new pathway this summer under the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) to

L’immobilisation de l’Entrée Express au Canada a fait chuter les demandesd’immigrationauprèsd’IRCCen 2022
L’immobilisation des tirages de l‘Entrée Expresspour les programmes fédéraux qui a duré près de 10 mois a fait baisser le nombre de demandes de résidence

Canada Looks To Boost Immigration From Philippines With New Manila Processing Centre
Canada is opening up an operations centre in the Canadian embassy in the Philippines in an attempt to build enough capacity to boost immigration levels

Canada Cuts Work Experience Requirement In Half For Caregiver Programs
Canada is slashing the amount of experience foreign nationals need to apply for permanent residence under its Caregiver programs in half, reducing that work experience

Canada Extends Hong Kong Open Work Program By Two Years
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser extended the application deadline by two years on Monday for the open work permit program for Hong Kongers and also announced

Canada Hits Historic Immigration Target Of 431,000 Newcomers
Canada reached its historic target of 431,645 new immigrants in 2022, the federal government revealed on Tuesday. Without giving an exact figure, Immigration, Refugees and

Le programme Expérience internationale Canada acceptera 20 % plus de demandes en 2023
Le Canada augmente le nombre de jeunes adultes qui pourront présenter leur candidature au programme Expérience internationale Canada (EIC) de 20 % l’année prochaine, a

Canada Pledges $75 Million Over Five Years To Boost Immigration From Indo-Pacific Region
Canada Immigration Minister Sean Fraser has announced the Canadian government is going to invest $74.6 million – and another $15.7 million in on-going capital –

Le Canada dépensera 90 millions de dollars pour améliorer la reconnaissance des titres de compétences des immigrants travailleurs de la santé
Le Canada investit jusqu’à 90 millions de dollars dans des projets pour aider les immigrants formés à l’étranger à faire reconnaître leurs titres de compétences,

