Here is the latest Immigration news from CIC Canada. - We @ OM International are very positive for aspirants of Canada Immigration VISA.
See all Charts and Mid year Analysis to understand the complete Canada Express Entry System so far.
For
Federal Skilled Worker Visa (FSW),
Federal Skilled Trade Worker VISA (FSTW) and
CEC - Canadian Experience Class VISA.
Federal Skilled Worker Visa (FSW),
Federal Skilled Trade Worker VISA (FSTW) and
CEC - Canadian Experience Class VISA.
Canada VISA - Express Entry report since implementation.
OM International, a leading Vadodara based Immigration VISA Consultancy, brings you the detailed summarised report —a snapshot of the Canada's Express Entry System for the
initial six months of implementation, based on a data extract as of July 6,
2015 — provides solid grounds for optimism for individuals who are either in
the pool today or thinking of creating a profile in the near future. Among a
host of important statements, CIC disclosed that ‘Future rounds from the
Express Entry pool will become the main source of applications to meet annual
Canadian immigration levels targets for certain economic immigration programs
under the Express Entry system as the older inventories are reduced.’
(‘Older inventories’ refers to applications submitted before
January 1, 2015 that have not yet been processed to completion.)
Through this we would like to convey to the clientèle of OM International about the opportunities are still open to migrate to Canada....
Through this we would like to convey to the clientèle of OM International about the opportunities are still open to migrate to Canada....
This news has been warmly welcomed by candidates in the
pool who applied for Canada PR Visa, as it reveals a commitment on CIC’s part to increase the number of invitations
to apply issued in the not too distant future.
Through the report, OM International also want to make you aware of the following:
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The pool is growing by about 1,500
persons/profiles per week.
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The number of profiles completed was
112,701, with 48,723 of these not being eligible. The size of the
pool is expected to remain large.
*Awaiting Job Bank Registration/Provincial Nomination
validation
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The most dominant countries of
citizenship of invited candidates are India and the Philippines, each of
which supplied around one-fifth of those invited to apply.
Through the graph below we can understand that Indian are in the majority who apply for Permanent Residency after Philippines. OM International can also help you out with references of clients who are already living in Canada and provide all sorts of assistance after landing.
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Through the first 11 draws, 29.4% of
those invited to apply did not have a qualifying job offer or enhanced
provincial nomination certificate.
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65% had a qualifying job offer.
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5.4% had an enhanced provincial
nomination certificate.
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Discounting the first four draws,
however — in which only applicants with a CRS score above 600 were invited to
apply — 41% of those invited to apply did not have a qualifying job offer or an
enhanced provincial nomination certificate.
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A majority of candidates selected in
the sixth (March 27), eighth (April 17) and eleventh (June 27) draws had
neither a qualifying job offer nor a provincial nomination certificate.
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A majority (65.78%) of candidates in
the pool had between 300 and 400 Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) points. Most of OM International's Clients have also scored between the same and many have been granted residency in the Express Entry Program
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A total of 5,534 of the overall
12,928 invitations to apply issued had been to candidates under the Canadian
Experience Class (CEC), with Federal Skilled Workers (FSW,
4,809), Federal Skilled Trades (FST, 1,887) and Provincial
Nominees (PN, 698) following. Though provincial nominees have provided
the fewest invitees so far, the number of candidates being invited to apply
having obtained an enhanced provincial nomination certificate has increased
over the most recent draws. This is likely because certain provinces have had
the time to assess applications submitted earlier this year. OM International provides help with all the classes of visas including CEC, FSW, FSTW and PNP Visas.
Further positive news: The July 10 and July 17 Draws
Though CIC released this report as we enter August, the data
used to compile the results is from July 6. Since that date, CIC has performed
two further draws from the pool, on July 10 and July 17,
both of which saw the CRS points requirement decrease. The thirteenth, and most
recent, Express Entry draw selected candidates with 451 or more CRS points.
This draw represents a milestone in the short history of Express Entry as the
CRS points requirement has decreased to its lowest cut-off point yet.
Other recent Express Entry trends have been viewed
positively by candidates for Canadian immigration:
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This is the fourth draw in
succession in which the number of CRS points required has decreased.
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It is also the fourth draw in a row
in which candidates without a qualifying job offer from a Canadian employer or
an enhanced provincial nomination certificate have been invited to apply.
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In addition, it is the fourth draw
in succession in which more than 1,500 invitations to apply were issued.
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The latest draws have allowed
certain candidates who may not have been awarded a large number of points for
age — or who may not have extensive post-secondary education or highly advanced
language proficiency in English or French — to receive an invitation to apply.
OM International a leading and very well know visa consultants and providing services in Vadodara over 15 years have qualified and experienced staff who can guide through every step of getting a residency
OM International a leading and very well know visa consultants and providing services in Vadodara over 15 years have qualified and experienced staff who can guide through every step of getting a residency
A number of candidates issued invitations to apply in this draw had been in the pool for some time; these candidates made efforts to increase their CRS score and ranking by, for example, re-taking language tests and achieving better scores, or gaining additional work experience. The thirteenth draw may also be seen as a positive development for candidates in the pool who did not receive an invitation to apply this time around, as the number of CRS points required has been decreasing across the most recent four draws.
With an increasing number of Canadian provinces having
introduced Express Entry streams as part of their Provincial Nominee Programs,
candidates in the Express Entry pool are seeing an increasing number of options
and opportunities for obtaining the all-important invitation to apply. The
provinces of Ontario and Saskatchewan, as well as the Maritime provinces of
Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, have all introduced such streams
in recent weeks. These enhanced Provincial Nominee Program immigration streams
have all been covered in-depth by CICnews.com in recent weeks:
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Ontario Core
Human Capital Priorites and French-Speaking Skilled Worker streams
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Saskatchewan
Express Entry
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New Brunswick
Express Entry Labour Market Stream and Nova Scotia Experience: Express Entry
Mid-year analysis
“Knowledge is power, and over recent weeks CIC has given
people a highly valuable insight into Express Entry — its past, its present and
its future,” says Attorney David Cohen.
“When looking at the past, what we’re seeing is that the
number of candidates with job offers being invited to apply has decreased over
time. That being said, obtaining a qualifying job offer from a Canadian
employer remains as beneficial to a candidate’s chances today as it ever has.
Increase your chances of getting a permanent residency in Canada come and speak to our staff at OM International and get free on the spot evaluation for Canadian Immigrant PR VISA.
“The present scene is one that is welcome to all candidates.
CRS score requirements have been steadily decreasing, the number of candidates
being invited to apply has been increasing, provinces are beginning to issue
enhanced nomination certificates, an increasing number of candidates without
job offers or provincial nominations have received invitations to apply, and
CIC has been as good as its word when it comes to processing times. This is all
very positive.
At OM International we are very professional and ready to help you out in every possible way to make your dream come true.
“The jewel of this report, however, is where it concerns the
future. In stating that ‘future rounds from the Express Entry pool will become
the main source of applications to meet annual immigration levels targets for
certain economic immigration programs,’ CIC has published in black and white what
many people have been hoping all year. I would therefore encourage anybody
interested in immigrating to Canada to begin the process immediately. CIC has
said that it will be increasingly looking to the pool to meet immigration
targets that are tied to Canada’s labour market needs — and unless you’re in
the pool, you are invisible to the government of Canada.”
Canada Express Entry VISA
Eligible candidates may submit a profile into the Express
Entry pool, where they are ranked according to the CRS. The government of
Canada selects the top-ranked candidates on a priority basis when it performs
one of its frequent draws from the pool. Candidates who are issued an
invitation to apply for permanent residence then have 60 days to submit a
complete e-application, from which point the government of Canada aims to
process the application within six months. A number of early applicants have
had their applications processed in under half that time.
more information on draws from the Express Entry pool that
have taken place so far.
Click here to read the full report.
- See more at:
http://www.cicnews.com/2015/08/cic-releases-midyear-express-entry-report-085687.html#sthash.RRxy7jeV.dpuf
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