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  • Canada Immigration in 2020 and the Upcoming Year

    Canada Immigration in 2020 and the Upcoming Year

    The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly disrupted the entire immigration system in Canada as restrictions were imposed by the government during March 2020. The federal government in Canada reacted by limiting international travels as well as closing the Canada-US border. COVID-19 policies had also significantly limited the overall ability of Canada to welcome new PR or permanent residents, study permit holders, and work permit holders.

     

    Future of Canada Immigration

    According to the latest Canadian Immigration Levels Plan, Canada might welcome over a million new permanent residents between the years 2020-2022, which will ensure a new high in the Canadian Immigration Levels. This pioneering target was revealed on March 12 by the Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) via the Canada Immigration Levels Plan for 2020-2022. According to the latest plan, Canada, over the three years, is targeting admitting approximately 1,053,000 new permanent residents.

    But if the Liberal government manages to hit the upper range of its targets, then Canada might even admit as much as 1,140,000 new permanent members. The actual target for the three consecutive years can be enlisted as for 2020, the target is 341,000, 2021, the set target is 351,000, and for 2022, the set target is 361,000, respectively. .

    Approximately around 58% of the set lot, accounting for the majority, is supposed for admission in the form of economic migrants comprising various programs at both the federal as well as provincial levels. The permanent immigrants will be admitted will be belonging to the most famous of the same, which are the federal-based economic programs.

    These are managed as per the supervision of the system of the Express Entry, referred to as the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Class, and finally, the Federal Skilled Trades Class. However, the admissions taken under the Express Entry system fail to pile up a majority of the economic admissions to Canada. The ones who would instead take up the Express Entry system in this regard and be responsible for more permanent residence admissions.

    Only those in Canada will be the Provincial Nominee Programs, Quebec Experience Programs, Quebec Skilled Worker, and even the latest initiatives like the Atlantic Immigration Pilot and Rural and Northern Pilot.

    People aspiring to settle down in Canada need to buck up and stay updated on PNP’s and other regional programs as there are regions and provinces which take up an even more significant role in figuring out local labor market challenges.

    Canada’s various provinces have always welcomed new immigrants willing to make a living in Canada and move in as permanent members. They keep on welcoming an ever-growing range of PNP streams, some of which are even associated with the Express Entry and others that lie outside that federal system. To be updated on job opportunities, visit the website of job bank Canada.

    Though the figures provided by the Canada Immigration Levels Plan 2020-2022 does not include the figures accounting for as much as hundreds and thousands of the temporary workers and people who come to study in Canada, it does welcome another lot of around 273,000 immigrants.

    These 273,000 immigrants are the spouses, dependent children, parents, grandparents, and common-law partners of the permanent members who are welcome under the Family Class Programs over the three years. In the end, as Canada is a country known to uphold a haven for the needy, it will welcome or settle, to be precise, around 154,600 refugees and another 14,500 people due to humanitarian and other reasons.

  • Canada’s Health-Care Sector: Immigration Pathway

    Canada’s Health-Care Sector: Immigration Pathway

    Canada’s Health-Care Sector or specifically the nursing services industry in Canada primarily combines the range of home services such as personal care, companion, physical therapy, dietary & nutritional, medications, speech therapy, and so on. Most of such services are provided by agencies that are publicly managed; however, only the ones that are privately held as Home Support Worker Pilot are counted in this industry.

    How Canada is tackling COVID19?

    Canada has taken proper measures to tackle this pandemic, which can be seen in the low death rates as compared to the US. The healthcare system in Canada is universal and is based on fixed funding, and so the number of beds used does not matter. This allows the public health authorities to take full control of the hospital systems and coordinate in a way that all the people are benefited.

    Process of applying for permanent residence for foreign nationals and refugees through immigration

    In order to apply for permanent residence and work permit, you need to fill an application provided by the government of Canada. Refuges or foreign nationals get permanent resident in case they:

    ● They have worked for the minimum hours mentioned in the applications in the health care sector in Canada during the pandemic
    ● They have directly given patient care as a part of their job
    ● They meet all the eligibility criteria as specified in the application

    Study program in the home-care sector in Canada

    When it comes to study programs in this Home Child Care Provider Pilot sector, a lot of Canadian universities provide excellent courses in the home care & residential care sector. These programs help the students learn the necessary skills and duties of a care-giver and the ways in which they can maintain professionalism in this particular field. They are also given special training if they are handling terminally ill patients so that they can easily handle the emergency situations. Overall, students learn ways in which they can tackle difficult situations with the patients, which helps them throughout their career path.

    When it comes to job opportunities, students will find a lot of areas where they can serve as a home-care provider. If you are done with your  Study in Canada and looking for Canada jobs, do look out for opportunities at the job bank, quicken the process, and help you make the right offer in hand. Also, make sure that you rigorously start your job search in order to get the job faster.

    The Canadian healthcare system largely depends on immigrants for their services. Before the crisis, it was predicated by the Canadian Nurses Association that there is going to be a shortage of 60,000 nurses by the year 2022. And during this global pandemic, the numbers have risen up to a significant bit.

    Immigration is a crucial part of Canada’s strategy, and in order to fill the roles of healthcare workers, it is important to hire foreign nationals for extra support and to save the lives of the people.

  • Post Graduate Work Permit & PR

    Post Graduate Work Permit & PR

    Canada wants international students and graduates to plan for a long-term career in the country. To facilitate this goal, the post-graduation work permit program allows students who have graduated from a participating Canadian post-secondary institution to gain valuable Canadian work experience.

    There are numerous options for international students who wish to obtain permanent residence in Canada. Recently, Canada changed its rules to enable international students to easily obtain work permit and permanent residence.

    In order to quickly obtain Canadian Permanent Residence, applicants usually need some skilled-level work experience, while we help you to find the appropriate school programs.

    Work Permit

    Post-Graduate Work Permits:

    The post-graduation work permit (PGWP) is a pillar of Canada’s immigration system, allowing international students who graduate from universities and colleges in Canada to work in Canada for up to three years upon graduation. The post-graduation work permit also helps graduates transition to permanent resident status in Canada.

    The PGWP is an open work permit, allowing its holder to work for any employer in any location in Canada, and to change employers freely. Neither the applicant nor an employer needs to obtain a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) before the worker may begin working in Canada.

    How PGWP works?

    To obtain a post-graduation work permit, you must currently hold valid temporary status or have left Canada. You must have graduated from an eligible designated learning institution (DLI). You must also submit clear evidence that you meet all of the following criteria:

    • You have completed an academic, vocational or professional training program at an eligible institution in Canadathat is at least 8 months in duration leading to a degree, diploma or certificate.
    • You have maintained full-time student status in Canada during each academic session of the program or programs of study they have completed and submitted as part of their post-graduation work permit application. Exceptions can be made only for the following: You have completed an academic, vocational or professional training program at an eligible institution in Canada that is at least 8 months in duration leading to a degree, diploma or certificate.
    • You have maintained full-time student status in Canada during each academic session of the program or programs of study they have completed and submitted as part of their post-graduation work permit application. Exceptions can be made only for the following: leave from studies or final academic session.
    • You have received a transcript and an official letter from the eligible DLI confirming that you have met the requirements to complete your program of study. The transcript and official letter must be included in a post-graduation work permit application.
    • You have received a transcript and an official letter from the eligible DLI confirming that you have met the requirements to complete your program of study. The transcript and official letter must be included in a post-graduation work permit application.

    Within 180 days of the date of applying for the post-graduation work permit you must also hold a valid study permit but some special cases allowed.

    A post-graduation work permit may be valid for up to three years, depending on the duration of the study program in Canada completed by the applicant.

    It’s now much easier for international students to get a new Work Permit after their Post-Grad Work Permit expires, allowing them to stay working in Canada for extended periods – usually leading to permanent residence.

    Provinces with Programs Enabling International Students to Get Permanent Residence

    PROVINCE MINIMUM STUDY TIME MINIMUM WORKING TIME PERMANENT OR FULL TIME JOB OFFER
    British Columbia 1 year none needed
    Alberta 2 year UG or I year Graduate lvl 6 months needed
    Saskatchewan 1 year 6 months needed
    Manitoba 1 year 6 months needed
    Ontario 2 year diploma or
    1 year PG/Certificate    		 no previous
    work experience
    required    		 job in management trade
    or skilled trade
    Quebec Diploma equal to
    QC secondary school;
    CAQ
    (Quebec Acceptance Certificate)    		 none none
    Newfoundland 2 year diploma or
    1 year PG from Canada    		 6 months needed

    Let’s join the path to become a part of Canada.

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  • Monthly Canada Immigration News Roundup

    Monthly Canada Immigration News Roundup

    Here are the latest updates and news from Canada Immigration.

    Nova Scotia records high population growth based on Record Immigration Numbers

    The Atlantic province of Nova Scotia is experiencing its all-time high population growth on the back of its immigration policies. According to the statistics Canada numbers, Nova Scotia’s population grew by 1.28% over a 12-month period. This is the fastest for the province since 1972. The total population of nova scotia grew by 12339 residents between October 2018 and October 2019. 

    Details of 2020 Parents and Grandparents Program coming soon

    With family reunification being the top priority of the government of Canada, program details for the 2020 parents and Grandparents Program will be coming soon. PGP has been a very sought after program allowing parents and grandparents of Canadian permanent residents to immigrate to Canada. 

    According to the Government of Canada website, details of the program will be released soon on its website and social media channels. 

    Latest Express Entry Minimum CRS Scores Decreases in December

    In a draw held in December 2019, the minimum CRS scores for express entry candidates have reduced. The newest score of 469 is a drop of 3 points to its earlier scores. So far in 2019, Canada has issued 85300 invitations to Express Entry candidates to apply for permanent residency. A candidate does not require a job offer in order to be invited by the Government of Canada. 

    Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia Issues Invitations under Provincial Nominee Programs

    The provinces of Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Nova Scotia have all issued invitations to candidates under provincial nominee programs. 

    Saskatchewan issued 595 invitations to candidates under express entry and occupations in demand. The minimum score was 69 which is calculated on a 100 point grid. 

    Nova Scotia issued 144 invitations for express entry for candidates working in advertising, media, marketing, and public relations. Selected candidates need to provide letters of reference from employers to demonstrate that they have verified experience of 2 or more years in the field. 

    The prairie province of Manitoba also issued invitations under its Manitoba provincial nominee program to 183 candidates. The candidates were invited from Manitoba skilled workers, overseas skilled workers, and international education stream. 

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  • Notice: Necessary Information for the Immigration Levels Plan 2021-2023

    Notice: Necessary Information for the Immigration Levels Plan 2021-2023

    When everything seems to get shattered for a long time during the pandemic, Canada didn’t lose its hope. It aims to welcome around 401,000 immigrants in 2021, another 411,000 immigrants in 2022, and 421,000 immigrants in 2023 with new Immigration Levels Plan. 

    By declaring these figures, Canada intends to target the highest possible level of immigration in its history. By inviting a significant number of new permanent residents, Canada clears its path to become one of the world’s most welcoming countries.

    Before this announcement, Canada welcomed approximately 400,000 immigrants in 1913 and admitted 401,000 newcomers throughout the year. After 1913, Canada never touched this figure.

    The purpose of the Canada Multiyear Immigration Level Program (2021-2023) is to heartily welcome approx. 60% of all the immigrants who come under economic class. This is a rural immigration plan which includes Express Entry & Provincial Nominee Program. This program focuses on economic class immigration in Canada.

    This Canada Immigration Plan for immigrants is essential and is followed sincerely because of the Canadian Government’s announcements each year. This annual Immigration plan Canada aims at welcoming an increasing number of new permanent residents. This whole plan also outlines all the categories Canada intends to admit the immigrants under.

    With this immigration plan, Canada is willing to welcome immigrants in the following categories:

     

    • Family
    • Economic
    • Refugee
    • Humanitarian Grounds
    • Compassionate Grounds

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    In this year, 2020, on March 12, the Canadian Government declared to welcome more than one million immigrants or new permanent residents counting between 2020 to 2022. After a few days, Canada had to lockdown due to the rapidly rising pandemic, COVID-19.

    That is the reason Canada would fall short of approx. 341,000 immigrants’ target this year. To cope with the situation, Canada has been introducing Express Entry Draws during the pandemic so that Canada may break its own Express Entry Record in 2020 itself.
    Additionally, to focus on PNP immigration to Canada, Provincial Nominee Program draws are ongoing as well.

    To invite overseas talent from all the nooks and corners of the world, Canada has developed this business plan in foreign worker immigration plan. Canada has introduced an efficient Immigration Levels Plan for compensating for the fall of immigration in 2020.

    Why is Canada Willing to Maintain High Immigration Levels?

    Canada is willingly maintaining high immigration levels to offset negative fiscal & economic impacts caused by its low birth rate and aging population. Canada, holding the oldest populations throughout the world, comprises approx. 18% of the population aging near 65 & above. Also, it showcases only 1.47 births per woman, which is a lower rate than other parts of the world.

    That’s why, to overpower the challenges it’s facing in terms of economy, Canada’s Government is coming up with futuristic approaches. One of the apt ways to control these challenges is to welcome more immigrants to empower the economy and support the labor force.

    Immigration in Canada During COVID-19 Pandemic

    Due to the disruption of coronavirus, the admission targets grew in Canada, but the total number of new permanents coming up to the country decreased significantly. There were 64% in aggregate less new permanent residents admitted in August 2020 than in August 2019.

  • Canada’s Economic Upswing Through International Students

    Canada’s Economic Upswing Through International Students

    Presently, Canada happens to be the third destination in the world in terms of international students. The international student community is almost as strong as 6,40,000, and they contribute up to USD 22 billion to the Canadian economy annually.

    According to IRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada), the international student population increased by almost 13 percent in 2019 compared to 2018. As many as 404,000 international study permits were issued in 2019. In the last couple of decades, the international student population has increased almost six times. In the last decade alone, it has increased almost three times.

    Canada
    Admission Procedure Basic Requirements
    The admission procedure to study in Canada comprises of the following steps:

    • Selection of a Program.
    • Paperwork
    • Admission Requirements.
    • Submission
    • Waiting Period.
    • Visa Application.
    • Arrival.

    The first step is to choose an appropriate program. In Canada, every program is taught in English. Degrees are available across a multitude of fields.

    Among paperwork, the standard requirement is a motivation letter, recommendation letter, and portfolio of work experience (if available). Also, proof of completion of previous degrees is required. The best bet would be the official transcript of the previous degree. In case you are not a native speaker, an English proficiency test would be needed.

    In Canada, most university applications are submitted online. Forms are readily available on the university websites for a fee.

    Usually, the admission results are declared towards the end of spring. Private universities might ask for the first-trimester tuition fees, the official admission letter and admission confirmation for visa purposes, and other relevant information.

    The visa process might take up to 60 days, and it involves several crucial documents. Therefore, the process must be initiated as soon as possible to avoid visa rejection. It must be noted that a visitor visawill be of no use in this case. Instead, a study permit would be more useful.

    Once the visa is done, you can begin your adventure in Canada. Ensure that you have a fair idea about the expenses involved.

    Best Destinations for Study
    Ontario happens to be the best destination for international students in Canada. In 2019, this place was host to almost 307,000 international students, almost 48 percent of the incoming students. British Columbia is ranked second, followed by Quebec, Manitoba, and Nova Scotia
    Job Opportunities
    Those studying in Canada are eligible to apply for PGWP (Post Graduation Work Permit). It allows to cover the financial needs, but a Canadian work experience can further help apply for programs such as Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience, Provincial Nominee, Quebec Immigration, and so on. Students also have the opportunity to go for various part-time as well as full-time employment across the state.
    Canadian Experience Class immigration (CEC)
    The CEC is for those skilled workers having Canadian work experience and desire to become permanent residents. However, specific criteria need to be fulfilled first. The major is writing, reading, listening, speaking, and 12 months of experience. There is no specific education requirement for CEC. A good enough language test result along with the above criteria is more than enough.

  • Canada’s most recent Express Entry selection round by IRCC on October 10, 2023 – 3,725 applicants with (CRS) score of 500 received invitations.

    Canada’s most recent Express Entry selection round by IRCC on October 10, 2023 – 3,725 applicants with (CRS) score of 500 received invitations.

    Canada’s most recent Express Entry selection round by IRCC on October 10, 2023 – 3,725 applicants with (CRS) score of 500 received invitations.

    In this draw, IRCC issued Invitations to Apply (ITAs) to 3,725 Express Entry candidates in a comprehensive selection process. Eligible candidates with a minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of 500 received invitations.

    Express Entry

    Express Entry is immigration program including 3 economic immigration categories:

    • the Federal Skilled Worker Program
    • the Federal Skilled Trades Program
    • and the Canadian Experience Class.

    Starting in June this year, there are now two types of Express Entry draws.

    • Standard Express Entry draw: candidates with CRS score exceeds the cut-off threshold for a particular Express Entry draw, they receive an ITA during that standard draw.

    Category-based Express Entry draw: beginning on June 28 this year, IRCC introduced new Express Entry draws aimed at attracting immigration candidates to Canada who possess specific professional and demographic attributes that can help address specific labor market and social challenges in the country.

  • Temporary Foreign Workers Can Get Back To Work Quickly

    Temporary Foreign Workers Can Get Back To Work Quickly

    The news has been announced today that the government will provide support to temporary foreign workers and their employers during this rapidly changing job market.

    Due to Covid-19, many foreign workers with employer’s specific work permits loses their jobs and as the result, some of them have been facing financial difficulty and uncertainty about their immigration status, some have left Canada whereas a few of them are unable to leave due to international travel restriction or flight cancellation.

    In the perspective of employers, they have struggle to fulfil their labour needs as they are in essential business to provide critical goods and services to Canadians, especially in agriculture, agri-food, and healthcare industry.

    As the result, the Federal Government has recently announced a temporary policy for foreign worker who is already in Canada and has secured a new job offer, can start working in their new job immediately while having their new work permit is being processed.

    This is a great news to the foreign workers who have been struggles to find or start their new job. At Greentech Resources, we are a leader in international recruitment services for Agriculture and Healthcare industry. During this period, we are still actively recruiting foreign workers for those industries and if you are in the above-mentioned situation, please send us your CV and Resume, we are more than happy to help you finding a new job as well as supporting your immigration paperwork in Canada.

  • Post COVID opportunities in Canada and expectations

    Post COVID opportunities in Canada and expectations

    Post-COVID opportunities in Canada are what every job seekers and international students are eagerly waiting for! It’s been almost seven months since Canada closed for foreign nationals. Though we have seen Express Entry draws and PNP draws not like the way it is supposed to be on a normal time.

    As a part of economic impact, Canada has recorded a record down graph in employment since February this year. The report says its 15.7% which is nearly 2 million jobs provided StatCan.

    The same goes for the immigration process. Before this Pandemic Canada’s immigration target was 341,000 in 2020. But they have just been able to fulfill 128,400 in between Jan-Aug of 2020. Just in Aug Canada welcomed 11,315 new permanent residents which are well short of the nearly 31,600 immigrants it welcomed in Aug 2019.

    Economically there’s no data but certainly, Canada is losing a huge amount. So far we all know Canada’s economy is primarily based on their immigration policies. Due to COVID19 Canada shuts its door to International Students and not allowing them to travel in Canada. Because of that, a large number of students who intend to study abroad were diverted to Europian countries like the UK.

    How things are going on!

    Now the things are changing as the lockdown lifted over the provinces post-COVID opportunities in Canada is growing gradually.

    Canada took numerous efforts to overcome the situation. The facilitate International Students in many ways. From online classes and without affecting their post-graduate work permits.

    What we have seen for the past few months Canada still working on immigration for those who applied electronically or with help of immigration consultants. Application for Express Entry or Provincial Nominee Programs never stopped. Even during the COVID19 lockdown period Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) was working and accepting online applications for immigration and work permits.

    Why Canada desperately need Immigrants?

    The influx of people into Canada “an engine” of economic growth.

    According to Mendicino “Welcoming more newcomers will help to address the demographic challenges of an aging population and to compete and win in a competitive global marketplace.”

    Indeed, the coronavirus pandemic has placed the country on an unexpected detour that will have repercussions for decades, according to analysts

    “We need to be thinking about how we can turn our immigration system back on. We can’t just go into this turtling, not letting people in, because it’s such an important piece of our growth,” Andrew Agopsowicz, a senior economist at RBC Capital Markets, said.

    International students now compose 25 percent of the University of Toronto’s student body. If 20 percent decided not to study in Canada this year, the university could see a $200-million funding shortfall in a $3-billion budget.

    The latest research on the global population decline predicts Canada can be a prominent immigration hub in the next 80 years.

    Immigration policy helps Canada to become one of the largest economies. Canada’s current openness to immigration must continue if the country wants to maintain one of the world’s largest economies for the rest of the century, according to a new study projecting global population and economic trends between now and 2100.

    It forecasts that the global population will peak in 2064 at 9.73 billion people. By 2100 – less than two generations later – that number will be nearly one billion lower, and nearly three-quarters of the 195 nations included in the study will not be producing enough children to maintain their workforces.

    “As long as these immigration policies continue, our reference scenario showed sustained population growth and workforce expansion … with concomitant economic growth,” the researchers wrote.

    So far we can see from various analytics and research that Canada needs immigrants to continue their economy. Now the global population decline also plays an important part in it.

    Measures were so far taken by the Govt. ?

    Canada is trying hard to make things normal as they have already done a few changes in their usual policy. Early this month IRCC announced that those who are in visitor visas within Canada can apply for the work permit. That makes sense as offices and shops are opening the shortage of workers will be there as well as people in visitor visas can’t bear their living costs within the money.

    Though Federal Govt. took measures like providing Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) with CRA.

    The CERB gives financial support to employed and self-employed Canadians who are directly affected by COVID-19. If you are eligible, you can receive $2,000 for 4 weeks (the same as $500 a week).

    Now it has ended so people need work to continue and we’re GreenTech Resources working on it to provide workforce and make the economy back to normal. To make it easy we’re soon about to launch a job portal that will give Job seekers and Employers a perfect platform to communicate.

  • Post-pandemic changes in Canadian Immigration system – Myths and Reality

    Post-pandemic changes in Canadian Immigration system – Myths and Reality

    The corona pandemic will continue to create uncertainty in the whole world. Like every country with an immigration system IRCC, post-pandemic measures are also there. However, one thing that is certain is that people’s demand to go to Canada will not diminish. Canada’s need for immigrants will not lower down.Despite the economic imbalance of Canada’s economy, Canada still has a lower birth rate and a higher aging population.

     

    Canada’s birth rate is so low that it is not sufficient to maintain the desired size of the population of the country. People’s desire to have fewer children has affected the population’s needs greatly. Thus, the combination of lower birth rates and higher aging population rates will make it more difficult for the Canadian economy. It will make it difficult to maintain social spending when the social costs will rise on par.

     

    Here are some points during the COVID-19 pandemic that people should know about the Canadian immigration system:

    IRCC post-pandemic measures

    Settlement and resettlement services will still be available to those in need. Refugees and immigrants will be provided free information about the quality of life in Canada. They will be provided with language training sessions. They will be helped while looking out for jobs, and to establish connections amongst Canadians and immigrants.
    Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will be taking measures to make it a point to ensure the well-being, security, and safety of the people working for the service-providing organizations. IRCC will also follow up on public health and provincial guidelines. Till the time service providers will have clear guidelines about the safe reopening of their offices, they will be focusing on delivering critical services.
    Organizations will be providing essential services to newcomers. They will, moreover, also be providing interpretation services and short-term counseling services as well via telephonic, e-mail, and online services.
    COVID-19 has made it tougher for temporary residents to renew their work or study permit applications. Moreover, since traveling by air has reduced around the world, many temporary immigrants are finding it hard to get air tickets back home. Hence, a new public policy has come into implication. Previously, only a 90-day timeframe was allowed for foreign nationals by the Canadian government. Now it has been renewed to a longer time duration.
    Biometrics collection for temporary residents has been made easier and effective. Due to the ongoing public health concerns going on due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the biometrics information is collected at service Canada centers with a partnership between IRCC and Service Canada. Applicants will, however, be screened to make sure that the security and safety of Canadians are not at risk.
    Applicants who are residing in Canada temporarily will be covered by certain public policies. Some of them are an extension of the study permit, a visitor visa, a temporary resident permit, and some more.
    To facilitate online studies in Canada for international students, they have also new guidelines. Once the students have applied online, the processing of the application forms is processed quickly. Applicants will also be informed as fast as possible about their biometric, police verification, and medical examination requirements.

    If you are planning to travel to and live in Canada as an immigrant, make sure that you are aware of the COVID-19 guidelines in detail.