Canada immigration breaks all-time records in 2022

Key aspects of the Canada immigration

• 187,490 new permanent residents had been invited to Canada by the end of May 2022
• Canada to exceed the immigration target of 2023 by inviting 447,055 new permanent residents
• Canada’s 2023 immigration plan has a target to receive 451,000 new permanent residents for 2024
• Canada invited 29,735 new permanent residents, approximately 15.9 percent, through the territorial and provincial nominee programs

Overview:

187,490 new permanent residents had been invited to Canada by the end of May 2022. Canada, at the current rate of immigration, is assured to invite 449,976 new permanent residents by the end of 2022. *Check your eligibility for Canada through Canada Immigration Points Calculator for free.

Canada immigration recorded all-time high

According to the latest reports of the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Canada immigration has reached highest record in the first five months of 2022, exceeding the number of new permanent residents by 71.8 percent. 187,490 new permanent residents had been invited to Canada by the end of May 2022. Canada, at the current rate of immigration, is assured to invite 449,976 new permanent residents by the end of 2022. Also read... Canada is working on a new fast-track immigration program for foreign workers Canada restarts first All-Program Express Entry Draw issuing 1,500 ITAs

Immigration Levels Plan for 2022 to 2024

Canada’s present rate of immigration has reached a new high, putting Canada to exceed the immigration target of 2023 by inviting 447,055 new permanent residents. Canada’s 2023 immigration plan has a target to receive 451,000 new permanent residents for 2024. According to the business advocacy group, “eighty percent of the surveyed employers are facing challenges in finding skilled workers amidst the existing shortages in almost every Canadian province and territory, specifically in Quebec, British Columbia, and Ontario.” Read about... Higher standard of Canadian immigration to address labor shortages

PNPs and International Student Recruitment

Provincial and territorial premiers have mentioned their opinion to the federal government that they want to involve in the PNPs and international student recruitment. The premiers are insisting the federal government eliminate the barriers and encourage the retention of the Canadian-educated international students accessing the support programs of the federal employees that involve the cooperation of the provinces and territories in improving the Post-Graduate Work Permit (PGWP) for international students to meet the needs of the local workforce. Read on... Canada extends Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), expired after September 20, 2021 IRCC to resume FSWP and CEC invitations in July and offer open work permit to PGWP holders

15.9% increase in first five months of 2022

Canada invited 29,735 new permanent residents, approximately 15.9 percent, through the territorial and provincial nominee programs, which the premiers are planning to expand and ensure the federal resources for efficient and timely processing of nominees. *For more information, check out the Y-Axis blog page… The premiers have stated, “on multi-year planning, the federal government must necessarily improve partnership that includes the levels and economic priorities. Through the territorial and provincial nominee programs, the national immigration policies must respect and complement the responsibilities and roles of the territories and provinces in economic immigration.” Do you want to migrate in Canada? Get guidance from Y-Axis, the leading Overseas Consultant in Australia If you found this article engaging, continue to read... Canada hits a record-low of 5.1% unemployment rate and highest of 1.1 million employment rate in May 2022