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Immigration Help Available to Those Affected by Natural Disasters

Posted by Royal Villager on 28 October

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Children Under 22 Now Considered Dependents on Canadian Immigration Applications

Posted by Royal Villager on 25 October

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USCIS Updates Policy to Ensure Petitioners Meet Burden of Proof for Nonimmigrant Worker Extension Petitions

Posted by Royal Villager on 24 October

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Citizenship Act Changes

Posted by Royal Villager on 24 October

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This Pilot is Crazy

Posted by Royal Villager on 21 October

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Jarur Suno Aaj Da Sach

Posted by Royal Villager on 21 October

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Rohingya Muslims crisis: ‘Guru ka langar’ begins at Bangladesh-Myanmar border, target 35,000 meals per day

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JIO DTH Set Top Box Launch Date & Plans – Online Booking/ Registration Buy, Channels List, Price in India

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Trump proposes merit-based immigration plan that may benefit Indian IT professionals

Posted by Royal Villager on 20 October

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Alberta Immigration Announces New Opportunity Stream

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Canada to Welcome Nearly One Million New Immigrants Through 2020

Canada to Welcome Nearly One Million New Immigrants Through 2020 Canada to Welcome Nearly One Million New Immigrants Through 2020 Nearly one million new immigrants will settle in Canada between 2018 and 2020, under what Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen has labeled “the most ambitious immigration levels in recent Canadian history.” The ambitious target has been set in the government’s new multi-year Immigration Levels Plan, which was tabled in the House of Commons on November 1. Economic migrants will make up the majority of new permanent residents admitted to Canada, with most economic newcomers set to immigrate through the Express Entry immigration selection system. Targets for the economic categories generally — as well as Express Entry specifically — will increase every year until 2020. The move to a multi-year plan deviates from previous plans rolled out annually, which have set targets for the upcoming year. After consulting with provincial governments and the busine

Latest British Columbia PNP(Provincial Nominee Program) Tech Pilot Project.

Latest British Columbia PNP(Provincial Nominee Program) Tech Pilot Project. Latest British Columbia PNP(Provincial Nominee Program) Tech Pilot Project. The B.C. technology sector is a major driver of economic growth in the province, with tech employment at its highest level ever recorded. The demand for talent in B.C.’s tech sector is increasing faster than the supply. The priorities for the Ministry of Jobs, Trade and Technology include establishing B.C. as a preferred location for new and emerging technologies, increasing the growth of domestic B.C. tech companies, and removing barriers to attracting skilled workers. In support of these ministry priorities, a pilot under the BC Provincial Nominee Program (BC PNP) works to ensure the technology sector can attract and retain the talent it needs to be sustained and to grow the sector further. Why a BC PNP Tech Pilot? A BC PNP Tech Pilot supports the attraction of skilled workers and to satisfy the deman

IRCC Invites 2,000 Candidates to Apply in November 8 Express Entry Draw

IRCC Invites 2,000 Candidates to Apply in November 8 Express Entry Draw IRCC Invites 2,000 Candidates to Apply in November 8 Express Entry Draw Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has invited 2,000 candidates in the Express Entry pool to apply for Canadian permanent residence in a draw that took place the morning of Wednesday, November 8. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score of the lowest-ranked candidate issued an Invitation to Apply (ITA) was 458. This latest draw, the 77th to take place since Express Entry was first introduced in January, 2015 and the 27th so far this year, is the first draw to operate under a new procedure whereby in the event that multiple candidates have tied CRS scores, profiles are ranked according to the date and time of submission of the profiles, with profiles that have been in the pool longer being prioritized for invitation over newer profiles. This ‘tie-break’ policy was first unveiled by IRCC as a possible future str

Trump proposes merit-based immigration plan that may benefit Indian IT professionals

Trump proposes merit-based immigration plan that may benefit Indian IT professionals Donald Trump has proposed a merit-based immigration system that could benefit highly-skilled Indian workers but prevents them from sponsoring their extended families, as part-of an aggressive plan which the US president said will serve national interest. However, there was no reference to the H-1B visas, the most sought after by Indian IT professionals, in the proposal which Trump sent to Congress yesterday. Besides overhauling the country's green-card system, the Trump administration's wish list also includes the funding of a controversial border wall along the US-Mexico border and a crackdown on unaccompanied minors entering the country. The move to establish a merit-based immigration system could benefit highly-skilled Indian immigrants especially those from the IT sector. However, the new policies would badly impact those thousands of Indian-Americans who want to bring in

Increased Family Class Immigration Targets Follow Other Government Initiatives

Increased Family Class Immigration Targets Follow Other Government Initiatives Increased Family Class Immigration Targets Follow Other Government Initiatives When Canada’s Minister of Immigration Ahmed Hussen stood before the gathered press in Toronto last week to reveal and explain the government’s new multi-year immigration plan, he was keen to point out that the majority of the nearly one million permanent residents to be admitted to Canada over the next three years would be economic migrants. The next largest broad category, however, will be newcomers who arrive under the Family Class programs. It has been two years now since the governing Liberal Party won office in Ottawa from the Conservatives, and nearly a year since Hussen took over as head of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC) from his predecessor, John McCallum. The strategy to grow the intake of Family Class immigrants may be seen as the latest in a succession of developments put in place over the la

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