Since the 2022-2024 immigration plan was launched, various consultants and agencies have had different opinions. Some said that "there will be a new policy in 2022", some said that "the Immigration Bureau will release a lot of water and accept an additional 20,000 new immigrants", and some said that "the EE channel will be opened soon." "...In fact, many people have wrong understanding of the policy.
Misunderstanding1
The Immigration Bureau will release a lot of water in 2022.
Is it going to accept 20,000 more new immigrants than originally planned?
Although economic immigrants still account for the largest proportion of Canadian immigrants, reaching 60% of the total; however, compared with last year's plan, there has been almost no change.
The 20,000 additional places this time are basically allocated to humanitarian and refugee needs. The number of places increased by 50% and 27% year-on-year.
The Liberal Party of Canada has always been "silly and sweet":
Wherever there is a difficulty, they will take in refugees from whose families they are, and distribute money, food, and PR.
In 2021, the Immigration Bureau abandoned a large number of cases and allocated manpower to expedite processing of Afghan refugee applications. This year, I am afraid that it will have to prioritize Ukrainian refugees again.
In the post-epidemic era, some countries are experiencing frequent economic and social problems - it can be seen that humanitarian and refugee applications will still be Canada's priority application categories in the next two years.
html On December 24, the Immigration Bureau issued a document
Myth 2
022 Will 430,000 Maple Leaf Cards be issued? How is the quota calculated?
The "Immigration Plan" released every year generally refers to the number of people who get PR registration/admission every year, not the number of people who apply for PR..
Therefore, most of the quotas for the first half of 2022 are applications submitted in 2021; any new policies that will be launched in the second half of the year must also refer to the 2023 plan.
Moreover, the Immigration Bureau is not always able to achieve its goals.:
In 2020, due to the impact of the epidemic, the Immigration Bureau was caught off guard and had chaotic management. It only landed 184,606 new immigrants, while the original plan was to admit at least 320,000 people.
In order to make up for the 150,000 immigrants admitted in 20 years, and also taking into account the health policy during the epidemic, In 2021, the Immigration Bureau focused its PR admissions on domestic TR (visa holders). :
In 2021, a total of 405,303 new immigrants (PR) will land, while the original plan was 401,000.
The well-known EE fast track has been released at 75 points. The new deal on May 6 has a quota of 90,000 places, all of which are serving "applicants already in the country". These temporary immigration policies also have significant effects:
Before the 2020 epidemic, 30% of economic immigrants were in Canada, and 70% came from overseas.
In 2021, 30% of economic immigrants came from overseas, and 70% were already in the country. "Domestic vs. overseas" The proportion is completely reversed...
Myth 3
EE quota will be greatly reduced, will FSW be opened?
As early as 2 hours after the plan was launched on February 14, our company’s professionals analyzed this year’s immigration policy and believed that the focus of admitting new immigrants in 2022 would be PNP provincial nomination rather than EE fast track.
EE quota has been greatly reduced, and the PNP has become popular?
022-2024 Canadian immigration plan announced!
html On December 16, the meeting between Canadian Immigration Minister Sean and the CEO of the Business Council also confirmed this. Talking about the impact of new immigration planning on business, Sean mentioned several key points:
#1: EE (mainly CEC, but also including FSW) will be in the next quarter and the near future (the near term / future) recovery;
#2: EE fast track project will be "more normal" in the coming year 2023;
#3: The EE system is currently being updated, hoping to improve flexibility;
#4: In the future, there will be more immigration projects that focus on regional and community development , such as the "Rural and Northern Areas Pilot Project" and the Municipal Nominee Program.
Seeing this, you may not understand what Sean means.
Not sure, that’s it!
The Canadian Immigration Service’s marginalia is as “precise” as ever.
not only whetted everyone's appetite and left a glimmer of hope for the applicant; he also never said anything to prevent him from digging holes in his annual KPI completion and affecting his career.
briefly explain,
(#1) CEC will definitely be drawn in 2022, but it will take a few months;
(#2) F SW will probably not be drawn until 2023, but it will be opened as soon as possible;
(#3) EE system is still being updated, and will be more perfect in the future, and the review speed will be faster;
(#4) The PNP provincial nomination is still a bit broad. New immigrants are crowded in a few major cities and are unwilling to go to remote areas. In the future, more attention will be paid to regional development and the MNP city nomination plan will be launched.
In addition, at the end of each year, the Immigration Bureau will release a new "3-year plan" based on the situation of new immigrants. In other words, 023’s immigration target plan is likely to change , let us wait and see.
Focus on
The PNP project is the top priority in the next three years
Since CEC stopped pumping in September last year, EE has not had any good news at all. However, the Provincial Nominee PNP is very stable - once every two weeks, the number of places issued is also on the rise.
The PNP in various provinces is also in progress , which has led to many EE applicants switching to PNP projects, and their scores have improved slightly compared to the middle of last year.
And in the next three years, PNP provincial nominations will account for 1/3 of the total number of economic immigrants.
In line with what Immigration Minister Sean said to "encourage the development of regional economies and introduce immigrants to build communities", it can be seen that PNP provincial nomination and even MNP municipal nomination that will be launched in the future will be the mainstream immigration method respected by Canada.
The CEC in 2022 will not only open late, have few draws, and high admission scores—the competition will be fierce!
Applicants who want to get PR as soon as possible, or whose work permit is about to expire , it is recommended that you consider switching to PNP and other projects as soon as possible to avoid long nights and dreams.
