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Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced the first multi-year immigration levels in 2017 and kicked off admissions targets for 2018-2020 for Canada’s economic, family, expatriate, and charitable immigration programs. This set up was later replaced in 2018 with IRCC’s immigration levels targets for 2019-2021.

The mainstream of projected economic admissions would be allotted through the federal Express Entry system programs:

1. The Federal trained/Skilled worker (FSW) Program
2. The Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC); and
3. The Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) in Canada is equally expected to play a very delicate and important role with regards to economic immigration. This program permits collaborating Canadian provinces and territories to put forward eligible immigration candidates who have the necessary skill and labour force adaptability necessary to obtain a permanent residency.

Below, are the immigration programs enclosed in Canada’s Multi-Year Immigration Levels Plan:

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) introduced the first multi-year immigration levels in 2017 and kicked off admissions targets for 2018-2020 for Canada’s economic, family, expatriate, and charitable immigration programs. This set up was later replaced in 2018 with IRCC’s immigration levels targets for 2019-2021.

The mainstream of projected economic admissions would be allotted through the federal Express Entry system programs:

1. The Federal trained/Skilled worker (FSW) Program
2. The Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC); and
3. The Canadian Experience Class (CEC).

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) in Canada is equally expected to play a very delicate and important role with regards to economic immigration. This program permits collaborating Canadian provinces and territories to put forward eligible immigration candidates who have the necessary skill and labour force adaptability necessary to obtain a permanent residency.

Below, are the immigration programs enclosed in Canada’s Multi-Year Immigration Levels Plan:

Economic Programs

Federal Trained/Skilled worker (FSW) Program:

The Express Entry program for Skilled Workers is mainly for immigrants who have the basic requirements such as education, work Experience, adeptness/proficiency in English and/or French and different skills required to establish themselves economically in Canada.

Federal Skilled Trades Class (FSTC):

Federal Skilled Trades Class in the Express Entry category is for foreign employees with qualifications in a skilled trade.

Canadian Experience Class (CEC):

This is a category of the Express Entry system for those who have little experience about Canada workforce. It welcomes expressions of interest from foreigners with Canadian Work Experience or students who just graduated from a Canadian academic establishment, school or institute operating in Canada.

Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP):

This program is specifically for skilled Foreigners or graduates those who reside in the Atlantic region in Canada. The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIPP) permits selected Atlantic employers to recruit and rent foreigners who have the right skill or international graduates within the Canadian region (Newfoundland and geographic region, Prince Island, star Scotia, and New Brunswick).

Caregivers Program:

This program grants foreigners who render care to kids and, people and those with high medical needs the chance to apply for a Canadian permanent residence.

Federal Business (Start-Up Visa Program and Self Employed Persons):

This type of program allows foreigners with the right business idea, finance, and other eligibility criteria or necessities the prospect to run new or pre-existing businesses in any of the Canadian Provinces.

Provincial Nominee Program (PNP):

This program permits collaborating provinces and territories to nominate eligible economic immigration candidates for Canadian permanent residence.

Quebec Trained/Skilled worker Program and Quebec Business:

Quebec is one of the biggest provinces in Canada and it runs its own immigration system distinctly from the federal system. The Govt of Quebec has planned levels for 2019 to 2021 but are nonetheless yet to be determined.

Family Class Programs

• Spousal/Common-law Partner support and Dependent kid
• Parent and Grandparents Program (Super-Visa)
• Refugees and guarded Persons, Humanitarian etc