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One of the popular topics regarding Canada (apart from a good looking Prime Minister and pristine natural resources) is their immigration program.
The topic has been covered by global media outlets such as BBC, Business Insider, Forbes and Bloomberg all in praises of their program and its social and economic impacts.
According to Canadian Bar Association there were approximately 4000 registered consultants in Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants (CSIC) in 2017. The way Canadian Immigration authorities identify people interested in any of their immigration programs is through a pool of people waiting for their invitation from the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Their robust system which ranks people on multiple factors such as age, education, work experience, proficiency in English or French (two national languages of Canada) and adaptability to the country i.e previous stays and or having friends and family living here. Going back to 2017 there were roughly 40000 people on an average on different ranks waiting to be invited to submit their files to CIC and after successful processing be able to relocate to Canada. 4000 consultants and 40000 pool size. Today there are approximately more than 119000 people in the pool as of 30 Aug 2019.
All this has happened in the past. Which is very relevant as to how we move on from here. There is a lot of literature online both text and video regarding requirements, procedures and any potential issues with your application however, Stuthefutureimm i.e. Student and the Immigrant will focus on post landing information and services available to both students and new immigrants once they reach Canada. We would be focusing on housing, banking, social services, employment and recruitment challenges that are faced equally by both. Next up is the pre landing story and some information sites that you should check out when coming to Canada for the first time. Check it out in the next post :). Till then, Adios.
One of the popular topics regarding Canada (apart from a good looking Prime Minister and pristine natural resources) is their immigration program.
The topic has been covered by global media outlets such as BBC, Business Insider, Forbes and Bloomberg all in praises of their program and its social and economic impacts.
According to Canadian Bar Association there were approximately 4000 registered consultants in Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants (CSIC) in 2017. The way Canadian Immigration authorities identify people interested in any of their immigration programs is through a pool of people waiting for their invitation from the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC). Their robust system which ranks people on multiple factors such as age, education, work experience, proficiency in English or French (two national languages of Canada) and adaptability to the country i.e previous stays and or having friends and family living here. Going back to 2017 there were roughly 40000 people on an average on different ranks waiting to be invited to submit their files to CIC and after successful processing be able to relocate to Canada. 4000 consultants and 40000 pool size. Today there are approximately more than 119000 people in the pool as of 30 Aug 2019.
All this has happened in the past. Which is very relevant as to how we move on from here. There is a lot of literature online both text and video regarding requirements, procedures and any potential issues with your application however, Stuthefutureimm i.e. Student and the Immigrant will focus on post landing information and services available to both students and new immigrants once they reach Canada. We would be focusing on housing, banking, social services, employment and recruitment challenges that are faced equally by both. Next up is the pre landing story and some information sites that you should check out when coming to Canada for the first time. Check it out in the next post :). Till then, Adios.
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