Canada has announced that it will increase immigration into the country and simplify the process in order to help the economy recover and grow
Canada
aims to accept over 400,000 permanent residents each year under the 2021-2023
Immigration Levels Plan. The focus of the new plan will be geared towards
economic growth, with the Economic Class accounting for 60% of new admissions.
The new Canadian migrant visas are aimed at increasing
numbers of people through the following programmes:
·
Self-Employed Persons Program
·
Federal Skilled Trades Program
·
Federal Skilled Worker Program
·
Canadian Experience Class
·
Start-up Visa
In recent years, Indians have made up the largest
nationality to obtain permanent residency in Canada. Migrants have been helped
by a more straightforward path to citizenship, as well as schemes aimed
at attracting entrepreneurs and highly skilled workers.
According to immigration analysts, the main reason behind
increased migrants from the US to Canada is the confusion surrounding the H-1B
scheme, as well as the extremely long waiting times for a US green card for
Indians.
Immigration is critical for Canada, not only for surviving
the pandemic, but also to short-term and long-term economic recovery and growth
Marco E. L. Mendicino, Minister of Immigration, Refugees,
and Citizenship said, “As we look to the future, newcomers create jobs not only
by providing our businesses with the skills they need to thrive, but also by
starting their own businesses.” He added, “Our plan will help to address some
of our most pressing labour shortages while also increasing our population to
keep Canada competitive on the global stage.”.
To fill critical labour market gaps and remain competitive
on the global stage, the 2021-2023 levels plan aims to welcome immigrants at a
rate of about 1% of the Canadian population, including 401,000 permanent
residents in 2021, 411,000 in 2022, and 421,000 in 2023.
While Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
(IRCC) continued to accept and process applications throughout the pandemic,
global travel restrictions and capacity constraints resulted in a shortfall in
admissions in recent months.
In my Money Tips Podcast this week, I interviewed Toronto
native, Jas Takhar, co-founded the REC and
real estate firm Royal LePage.
Jas, who runs one of the leading real estate companies in
Canada and is the author of the book Real Estate Intelligence, pointed out that
around three times more homes will need to be built to accommodate new arrivals
as well as fast-growing local demand in a hot property market.
Canada has been a popular destination for migrants from all
over the world including Hong Kong, India, The Philippines, Africa and European
countries. This is due to a number of factors, such as Canada’s strong economy,
migrant friendly policies and healthcare, but especially because their route to
permeant residency and Canadian citizenship is so much faster
easier than in other countries.
The UK is also opening up new
immigration routes post-Brexit having abandoned former Prime Minister David
Cameron’s 2010 target of cutting net migration to the “tens of thousands”.
However, the UK government has pledged to clamp down on illegal
immigration with plans to reduce the number of appeals against deportation.
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