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18/11/2019

16/11/2019

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canada-immigration-increase-350000-1.4886546

Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen says Canada will take in 350,000 immigrants in 2021. That's 40,000 more than it expects to admit this year, and nearly one per cent of the country's population.

15/11/2019

With the opening of the new Subclass 491 Regional Work visa only a day away, the Australian States and Territories are getting ready for the influx of EOI applications expected after 16 November.

The following information has been made available so far.

Victoria
The Victorian Government will accept applications for state nomination for the 491 visa from 9am on Monday 18 November 2019. There is no fee to apply for nomination, and they can use any occupation on the Immigration skilled occupation lists.
However, all applicants for the 491 visa are required to provide evidence of a current job offer in their nominated occupation, located in regional Victoria. Evidence of the employment offer, business operations, recruitment efforts, and genuine need must be provided with the application for state nomination.

Queensland
The state nomination program for General Skilled Migration remains closed, with advice that this will reopen 'in the coming weeks'. A number of occupations have been removed from the QSOL, including:
Onshore and Offshore - IT

ICT Business Analyst ANZSCO 261111
Systems Analyst ANZSCO 261112
Developer Programmer ANZSCO 261312
Software Engineer ANZSCO 261313
Software and Applications Programmers nec ANZSCO 261399
ICT Security Specialist ANZSCO 262112
Computer Network and Systems Engineer ANZSCO 263111
Analyst Programmer ANZSCO 261311
Onshore - Accounting

Accountant (General) ANZSCO 221111
Management Accountant ANZSCO 221112
Taxation Accountant ANZSCO 221113
External Auditor ANZSCO 221213
Internal Auditor ANZSCO 221214
Offshore - Engineering

Civil Engineer ANZSCO 233211
Mechanical Engineer ANZSCO 233512
Electrical Engineer ANZSCO 233311
Engineering Technologist ANZSCO 233914
Tasmania
The requirements for state nomination for the 491 visa are not yet available, but should appear shortly after 16 November.
From this date, applicants for both the 491 and 190 visa will be required to pay a $220 (incl. GST) application fee for nomination applications. This must be made via credit card (Visa or Mastercard) and is not refundable regardless of application outcome.

South Australia
Migrate SA closed their state nomination system for 190 visas from 11am on 15 November 2019, in order to make changes for the 491 visa. The system will reopen in the first week of December (exact date to be determined). Applicants for the 491 visa will open at the same time.
Further information will be published in late November.

New South Wales
The NSW Government states that it will 'shortly advise' when they will open for 491 nominations, however, Regional Development Australia Northern Inland NSW, one of the regional bodies of the NSW State Government announced in a recent newsletter that a start date for 491 nominations 'will not begin until early 2020, hopefully January'.
Specific details regarding eligible occupations and postcodes designated as regional areas will be also released in due course.

Northern Territory
The Territory page states that the 491 nomination system will be available from 16 November 2019, however, no further information on this process is available at the time of publishing.
Western Australia
The WA government has advised that EOIs for the 491 visa can be submitted from 16 November, however, the invitation process will not commence until 21 November 2019.
Australian Capital Territory
The ACT has advised that applications for nomination can only be submitted from 1 January 2020. This is following a release of new eligibility criteria for both the 491 and 190 visas, due on or before 28 November 2019.

15/11/2019

VIC 491 State Nomination Requirements have been published!!

People working in a nominated occupation on the Visa Nomination Occupation Lists are eligible to apply.
Obtain a suitable skills assessment for that nominated occupation.
Must have a Job Offer for 12 months contract in Regional Victoria OR Have ongoing full time employment in the nominated occupation.
*Full time work is considered as 38 hours
*The Employer must be operating in Regional Victoria for 2 years.
Not yet turned 45.
Achieved the required points test score.
Meet the English Language requirement as specified on the Visa Nomination Occupation Lists.
Meet all other Visa nomination eligibility requirements.

Applications will open on 18th November at 9am!!!!

Alert Applications for Victorian nomination under the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) (subclass 491) visa program will open from 9am Monday 18 November 2019. It is free to lodge a Victorian nomination application.

14/11/2019

Important Tips on PRE-ARRIVAL GUIDANCE

Immigrating to Canada as a permanent resident is a happy experience for most of the newcomers. Starting from scratch here means looking for good employment opportunities, securing a safe environment for your children or simply the idea of living a better life. Whatever might be your reason, the whole immigration procedure is very demanding as well as stressful, especially when it comes to adapting to a whole new culture. In that case, you need to prepare themselves before landing. It is called pre-arrival guidance where we guide you beforehand to settle successfully in Canada and also help you understand their culture.

But before you seek these services, you must know the reasons why you should. Following is a list of why you need some pre-arrival guidance before you move to the North American country.

For reliable information. The internet is a vast platform where there is an ample amount of information but it can be overwhelming sometimes too because of different websites telling you different things. In that case, you need someone dependable who has the experience to help you with this.

Learn from the experienced. Most people who work for these services are those who have experienced the immigration journey first hand. And that is why they would be able to help you better.

Job searching beforehand. Future immigrants often think that their strong resume and educational background will land them a job in no time but the truth is, it is no cakewalk. The job landing process and culture both are different from India and you need guidance to find a job here. If you subscribe to these services then the person helping you will already keep jobs shortlisted for you.

To build an online professional network. The best ways to look for a job in Canada is via networking. Many people assume that they can start networking only after coming to Canada, but if you hire one of the pre-arrival services, they will guide you to start networking from India itself. So, by the time you reach here, you already will have a strong network to find a job.

Get connected with post-arrival services. As newcomers hardly have friends and family in Canada, they often worry about how to get settled there. In that case, pre-arrival guidance helps which allows you to connect with good post-arrival service agencies.

While these were the reasons why you need to have pre-arrival guidance, there are several programs also for this which will help you understand the country better. Get connected with us to get pre-arrival guidance now and rest assured that your journey to Canada and your settlement there will be a smooth ride.

14/11/2019

Why moving to Canada would be the best decision for you??

1. Better job opportunities. Be it a high-profile job or a regular one, Canada has a vacancy for one and all, and the best part is they appreciate your efforts and pay you well in return.

2. It is safe. As per the GPI aka Global Peace Index, the country of Canada is one of the safest and best places to live in. The city of Saguenay, St. Catherine and Ottawa are some of the safest places to live in Canada.

3. Quality education. The country values education hence it makes sure that each and every citizen gets the best of it, no matter they belong to what background.

4. Freedom. Here, you can live freely and it won’t be wrong to say that you can enjoy your human rights and freedom to the fullest as well, without any interference or government oppression.

5. Booming economy. Known as a G7 economy, Canada is doing great economically. The growing industries in agriculture, aerospace development, and technology are making this country an even more secure place to live in.

6. A melting pot of cultures. People of over 200 ethnicity live in Canada which makes it a multicultural country. Here Diwali or Eid is also celebrated with as much zeal and fervor as Christmas or Easter.

7. Canadian cuisine. While this is not a reason why you should move to Canada, it certainly works as a driving force when you move here. Be it ethnic eateries or lavish restaurants, all of them will manage to satisfy your taste buds courtesy their amazing food.

8. It is home to some of the topmost universities. Just in case you don’t know, Canada has some of the best colleges in the world. And if you want your child to have a bright future or you yourself want to get enrolled in a good college then you know where to go.

9. A society of broad-minded people. Canada has a reputation for having a liberal and relaxed environment. Even their immigration policy has zero-tolerance towards racial abuse and hate crimes.

10. A great place for businessmen. If you want to establish your business in a foreign land then nothing can beat Canada. Courtesy its natural resources and growing workforce, it becomes easier for a person to not just establish their business but earn money also.

Shifting your base is definitely a big decision but if you plan to move to Canada, it certainly is going to be the best decision of your life.

14/11/2019

The most requested opportunity to interact **IN PERSON** with the **IMMIGRATION LAWYERS** of **CANADA**, **AUSTRALIA** and **NEW ZEALAND** to explore a suitable migration option to **SETTLE N EARN** in the respective countries.

We invite all working professionals with a minimum qualification of a **GRADUATE DEGREE and with 2+ YEARS of EXPERIENCE and AGE should be within 45 YEARS**.

PLEASE NOTE our **FIRST 100 CONSULTATION are available for FREE**.

For booking ur appointment **CALL US @75960 65223 timings 11am to 6 pm

14/11/2019

How to Apply with us:

If you are interested to learn about our services then please send your resume and a small note on why you wish to immigrate to Canada and one of our consultants will reach you back for further information and assessment.

Please Note: As a legal body we welcome applications from persons willing to work and settle in Canada, these are the individuals who represent the diversity of Canada and whose qualifications meet the skills and experiences listed out as per CIC. Going forward the candidate should be willing to contribute to Canadian Economy by working in their respective domain for which they show a sustainable experiences and also showcase a fitment towards Canadian Permanent Residency.

While we thank all applicants for their interest, only those identified for further consideration will be contacted for further process.

14/11/2019

As a proud member of ICCRC Canada we would like to share with you as how ICCRC protects the best of consumers interest while keeping them protected by law.

https://youtu.be/FTbIEyz7LEM

ICCRC is the new regulatory body for immigration consultants. The Council came into effect on June 30, 2011 as announced by the Minister of Citizenship, Immigration, and Multiculturalism. As a not-for-profit organization, the Council’s objective is to fairly and effectively regulate immigration consultants or RCIC's with accountability and transparency, to protect the public interest, to maintain a public list of registered consultants and to administer a stringent complaint and discipline process to crack down on unauthorized providers of immigration services.

Herein our job or interest would be to advise and assist you in your migration and job search plans. We screen candidates suitably for various Canadian vacancies matching CIC demand list and thereby represent our chosen clients to CIC for further perusal.

14/11/2019

Canada’s international student population should continue to grow due to the aforementioned reasons plus demographic factors.

The main demographic cohort of new students for Canada’s universities and colleges (Canadians between the ages of 18-24) has declined due to the country’s low birth rate. This means Canadian educational institutions will continue to rely on international students to sustain their operations.

One thing to look out for is whether Canada becomes more successful at diversifying its international student source countries.

Currently, 54 per cent of international students arrive from India and China. (See Table 1). Diversification is important because it helps Canada build economic and social ties with the rest of the world. It also reduces the risk for Canadian universities and colleges in the event more Indian and Chinese students choose to remain at home in the future or study in other countries instead.

The federal government’s new international education strategy for 2019-2024 seeks to welcome more international students from 11 priority countries. (See Table 2).

In 2018, nearly 60,000 people from these countries began to pursue their education in Canada. These students comprised 16 per cent of all new international students— a figure that has remained steady in recent years.

14/11/2019

What to expect in the coming years

Canada’s international student population should continue to grow due to the aforementioned reasons plus demographic factors.

The main demographic cohort of new students for Canada’s universities and colleges (Canadians between the ages of 18-24) has declined due to the country’s low birth rate. This means Canadian educational institutions will continue to rely on international students to sustain their operations.

One thing to look out for is whether Canada becomes more successful at diversifying its international student source countries.

Currently, 54 per cent of international students arrive from India and China. (See Table 1). Diversification is important because it helps Canada build economic and social ties with the rest of the world. It also reduces the risk for Canadian universities and colleges in the event more Indian and Chinese students choose to remain at home in the future or study in other countries instead.

The federal government’s new international education strategy for 2019-2024 seeks to welcome more international students from 11 priority countries. (See Table 2).

In 2018, nearly 60,000 people from these countries began to pursue their education in Canada. These students comprised 16 per cent of all new international students— a figure that has remained steady in recent years.

14/11/2019

Canada is currently attractive due to its weak dollar. While international student tuition is higher than tuition paid by Canadian students, it is globally competitive compared with paying tuition and living expenses in the likes of American dollars, British pounds, and Euros.

The main reason international students come to Canada, according to the Canadian Bureau for International Education (CBIE), is the quality education provided by Canada’s universities and colleges.

The second major factor is Canada’s reputation as an open and welcoming society towards newcomers. This provides Canada with a significant advantage during these times of rising anti-immigrant sentiment in other western countries.

Canada’s advantage is also due to the comprehensive study-work-immigrate package that it offers international students.

Unlike other countries, Canada allows international students to work part-time during their studies so that they can support themselves financially.

After completing their Canadian education, they are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) that enables them to stay in Canada and pursue full-time employment opportunities for up to three years.

International students who want to settle in Canada are awarded extra points through the federal Express Entry system and also have numerous provincial immigration pathways available to them.

This competitive package makes sense on a number of fronts:

Canada needs immigrants given its ageing population and low birth rate. Statistics Canada research shows that international students who become immigrants succeed in the labour market since they are young, well-educated, have Canadian work experience, and speak English and/or French fluently. Research suggests that half of Canada’s international students hope to eventually build a life in the country.
Canada’s approach towards international students recognizes they can benefit smaller communities. International students already living in a smaller community build connections there and are more likely to stay than individuals without ties to the community.