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Good news is coming in for students or working professionals who are planning to Canada as the country has unveiled a plan to increase the number of permanent residence. 
The news comes after Canada's MP Randeep Sarai's Private Member’s Motion M-44 was approved by the House of Commons in May.
Canada, which depends on immigration to drive its economy and support an aging population, has been ramping up annual immigration and has a goal of adding 451,000 permanent residents in 2024.
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said, Foreign workers bring a wide range of skill sets and educational backgrounds, assist corporate growth, creativity, and productivity, all of which contribute to the economic recovery and growth of Canada. 
Canada has added more than 275,000 permanent residents until July 2022. 
Why Canada needs new immigrants
Canada welcomes high levels of immigration in order to strengthen its economy. Not only does Canada have one of the world’s oldest populations, but it also has one of the world’s lowest birth rates. This imbalance creates fiscal and economic strain. To address the pressures caused by a lower birth rate and older population, Canada has been increasing its immigration levels since the late 1980s to grow the nation’s economy, population, and labour force. Today, Canada depends on immigration for the bulk of its population and economic growth.
Foreign workers bring a wide range of skill sets and educational backgrounds, assist corporate growth, creativity, and productivity, all of which contribute to the economic recovery and growth of Canada. 

Canada takes one more step to make permanent residency easier

M-44 is also known as Motion 44 &mdash; &ldquo;Permanent Residency for Temporary Foreign Workers&rdquo; &mdash; and is a motion regarding Canadian immigration that was introduced in Parliament on January 31, 2022&nbsp;&nbsp;

Good news is coming in for students or working professionals who are planning to move to Canada as the country has unveiled a plan to increase the number of permanent residents.&nbsp;
The news comes after Canada's MP Randeep Sarai's Private Member&rsquo;s Motion M-44 was approved by the House of Commons in May.
Under the Express Entry system, Canada will have a &ldquo;five pillar approach". According to the immigration plan for 2022&ndash;2024, Canada will have a greater, permanent labour supply. In order to solve labour market shortages and support Canada's post-pandemic economic recovery, this proposal raises the chances for more temporary employees to convert to permanent residence.
Canada, which depends on immigration to drive its economy and support an aging population, has been ramping up annual immigration and has a goal of adding 451,000 permanent residents in 2024.
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser said, Foreign workers bring a wide range of skill sets and educational backgrounds, assist corporate growth, creativity, and productivity, all of which contribute to the economic recovery and growth of Canada.&nbsp;
Why Canada needs new immigrants
Canada welcomes high levels of immigration in order to strengthen its economy. Not only does Canada have one of the world&rsquo;s oldest populations, but it also has one of the world&rsquo;s lowest birth rates. This imbalance creates fiscal and economic strain. To address the pressures caused by a lower birth rate and older population, Canada has been increasing its immigration levels since the late 1980s to grow the nation&rsquo;s economy, population, and labour force. Today, Canada depends on immigration for the bulk of its population and economic growth.
Foreign workers bring a wide range of skill sets and educational backgrounds, assist corporate growth, creativity, and productivity, all of which contribute to the economic recovery and growth of Canada.&nbsp;

With a large number of Indians having to face long waiting times for Canadian visas, Canada's High Commission here on Thursday said it understands their "frustration and disappointment", and assured that it is working to improve the situation.
The Canadian High Commission, in a series of tweets, said thousands of Indian students were receiving their visas every week and that it would continue to make every effort to reduce the wait time.
"We understand your frustration and disappointment and want to assure you that we are working to improve the situation. In fact, we have been processing applications throughout the year, including study permits for the September 2022 intake," it said.
"Many thousands of students in India are receiving their visas each week. We will continue to make every effort to reduce wait times against an unprecedented volume of applications received," the mission said.
It said the current processing time for study permit applications globally is 12 weeks.
"While processing times in India have been higher in 2022, we are making every effort to reduce wait times in our services globally," the High Commission said.
"We urge students who are still waiting the outcome of their visa applications at this stage to contact their Designated Learning Institution in Canada to discuss options should they be unable to arrive in time for the start of classes," it said.
Canada is one of the popular destinations for Indian students.

Working to reduce wait times for visas: Canadian High Commission

The Canadian High Commission, in a series of tweets, said thousands of Indian students were receiving their visas every week

With a large number of Indians having to face long waiting times for Canadian visas, Canada's High Commission here on Thursday said it understands their "frustration and disappointment", and assured that it is working to improve the situation.
The Canadian High Commission, in a series of tweets, said thousands of Indian students were receiving their visas every week and that it would continue to make every effort to reduce the wait time.
"We understand your frustration and disappointment and want to assure you that we are working to improve the situation. In fact, we have been processing applications throughout the year, including study permits for the September 2022 intake," it said.
"Many thousands of students in India are receiving their visas each week. We will continue to make every effort to reduce wait times against an unprecedented volume of applications received," the mission said.
It said the current processing time for study permit applications globally is 12 weeks.
"While processing times in India have been higher in 2022, we are making every effort to reduce wait times in our services globally," the High Commission said.
"We urge students who are still waiting the outcome of their visa applications at this stage to contact their Designated Learning Institution in Canada to discuss options should they be unable to arrive in time for the start of classes," it said.
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The Caadian national soccer team created history as they booked a birth at 2022 football World Cup in Qatar. Team's success can be attributed to the immigraion policy as 22 players out of 25 are immigrants or born to parents who moved to Canada.

Canada Soccer: A world within the team!

How a team filled with immigrants scored for Canadian Soccer

It literally took the entire world to help Canada qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar! The Canadian Men&rsquo;s soccer team created history recently when they booked a berth in the World Cup for the 2nd time in their history. The feat is even more special as the team ranked outside the top 100 of the FIFA rankings just a short while back and the qualification for the World Cup in Qatar is the completion of a perfect underdog story.
All of Canada was rallying behind the team that thrashed Jamaica 4-0 on 27th March at home despite the near-freezing weather conditions and that shows why this team is so dear to the Canadians. This team is not just a result of years of hard work and also the welcoming nature of Canada for immigrants. In 2018 when France won the World Cup, the Didier Deschamps led side was hailed as the team that championed the cause of immigrants with 15 players in that squad had African roots. Compare that to Canada where 22 footballers from the current 25-member National squad are immigrants or born to parents who moved to Canada quite recently.
Atiba Hutchinson who was born to Trinidadian parents in Brampton is the highest capped footballer in Canadian soccer history with 94 appearances for the Maple Leafs. A cult figure of sorts in Canadian soccer, Atiba has inspired a whole new generation of soccer players who want to represent their adopted nation.
Goalkeeper Milan Borjan is another inspiring figure in Canadian soccer. The 34-year-old was born in Croatia but moved to Canadian shores in 2000 as his family was forced to escape the nation due to the Yugoslavian War.
All these men come from diverse backgrounds, different countries and certain beliefs but they all came together over the last 4 years as the Canadian Men&rsquo;s Soccer team to achieve glory and take their country to their 2nd ever World Cup.
Immigration has been a big part of Canadian foreign policy as the national economy depends heavily on the individuals who migrated looking for new opportunities. But it isn&rsquo;t just the government&rsquo;s policy that drives this magnanimous change in outlook. The Canadians were voted as the most racially tolerant society in the world in 2013 in a study conducted in 80 nations by World Values Survey.

The Canadian soccer team qualified&nbsp;for the 2022 football World&nbsp;Cup in Qatar for their 2nd appearance at football's biggest tournament. 22 of the 25-member National squad are immigrants or born to parents who moved to Canada.

In its bid to fuel post-pandemic growth and help fill critical labour shortages, Canada is increasing its immigration targets yet again.
The Canadian government in its Immigration Levels Plan 2022-2024 said, Canada aims to attract about 1.3 million new immigrants over the next three years, overall admissions amounting to 1.14% of the Canadian population by 2024.
These are the targets the Canadian govt is looking at:
2022: 431,645 permanent residents
2023: 447,055 permanent residents
2024: 451,000 permanent residents
Until 2015, Canada used to welcome about 250,000 immigrants per year. In 2016, it announced a new target of 300,000 newcomers annually.
Prior to the pandemic, the target was set to about 340,000 immigrants per year but immigration fell to below 200,000 in 2020 due to the Covid-19.
In 2021, Canada welcomed more than 405,000 new permanent residents— the most immigrants in a single year in Canada's history. The Canadian government has struggled to clear a backlog of about 1.8 million visa/citizenship due to covid-19.
In 2022, approximately 56% of new immigrants will arrive under economic class pathways such as Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Program, and the Temporary to Permanent Residence (TR2PR) stream.
Candian immigration authorities say, immigration has helped shape Canada into the country it is today. From farming and fishing to manufacturing, healthcare and the transportation sector, Canada relies on immigrants, adding that the govt is focused on economic recovery, and immigration is the key to getting there.

Want a PR to Canada? Canada is increasing its immigration targets in 2022 again

The Canadian government in its Immigration Levels Plan 2022-2024 said, Canada aims to attract about 1.3 million new immigrants over the next three years, overall admissions amounting to 1.14% of the Canadian population by 2024.

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In its bid to fuel post-pandemic growth and help fill critical labour shortages, Canada is increasing its immigration targets yet again.
// SUPER: Canada aims to attract about 1.3 million new immigrants over the next 3 years
The Canadian government in its Immigration Levels Plan 2022-2024 said, Canada aims to attract about 1.3 million new immigrants over the next three years, overall admissions amounting to 1.14% of the Canadian population by 2024.
// SUPER: In 2021, Canada welcomes 405,000 new permanent residents
In 2021, Canada welcomed more than 405,000 new permanent residents&mdash; the most immigrants in a single year in Canada's history.
The Canadian government has struggled to clear a backlog of about 1.8 million visa/citizenship due to covid-19.
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Canadian immigration authorities say, immigration has helped shape Canada into the country it is today. From farming and fishing to manufacturing, healthcare and the transportation sector, Canada relies on immigrants, adding that the govt is focused on economic recovery, and immigration is the key to getting there.

Canada aims to attract about 1.3 million new immigrants over the next three years, overall admissions amounting to 1.14% of the Canadian population by 2024.

In its bid to fuel post-pandemic growth and help fill critical labour shortages, Canada is increasing its immigration targets yet again.
The Canadian government in its Immigration Levels Plan 2022-2024 said, Canada aims to attract about 1.3 million new immigrants over the next three years, overall admissions amounting to 1.14% of the Canadian population by 2024.
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These are the targets the Canadian govt is looking at:
2022: 431,645 permanent residents
2023: 447,055 permanent residents
2024: 451,000 permanent residents
Until 2015, Canada used to welcome about 250,000 immigrants per year. In 2016, it announced a new target of 300,000 newcomers annually.
Prior to the pandemic, the target was set to about 340,000 immigrants per year but immigration fell to below 200,000 in 2020 due to the Covid-19.
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In 2021, Canada welcomed more than 405,000 new permanent residents&mdash; the most immigrants in a single year in Canada's history. The Canadian government has struggled to clear a backlog of about 1.8 million visa/citizenship due to covid-19.
In 2022, approximately 56% of new immigrants will arrive under economic class pathways such as Express Entry, the Provincial Nominee Program, and the Temporary to Permanent Residence (TR2PR) stream.
Canadian immigration authorities say, immigration has helped shape Canada into the country it is today. From farming and fishing to manufacturing, healthcare and the transportation sector, Canada relies on immigrants, adding that the govt is focused on economic recovery, and immigration is the key to getting there.

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