The Canada immigration rules have been simplified to bring in more immigrants here. It was not easy for applicants to permanently migrate here even if they have jobs here because of something called Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).

This assessment was required because the employee needed to prove that his entry into a Canadian job would not oust any Canadian employee because no Canadian is competent enough to do that job. An LMIA was also able to help potential candidates to score 600 points, making them easier to make their way into the Express Entry pool.

Now, the rules have been simplified for the immigration in Canada candidates. The rules will become a reality on November 19. As per these new Canada immigration rules, the candidates who have secured managerial level jobs in Canada can get 200 points while 50 points can be availed by those for other kinds of jobs.



Also, LMIA wont be mandatory for those employees who are coming into Canada as per specific trade deals like GATT(General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade) or NAFTA(North American Free Trade Agreement). The candidates who have brought into the country under the specific Global Skills Strategy(GSS) wont require any LMIA. If you have any issues about where by and how to use look at here now, you can contact us at our web page. So, this GSS would help tech giants in Canada hire global talent with utmost ease. However, those candidates who are not brought into the country under any such trade skills implying they lack specialized skills would still need to go through the Labor Market Impact assessment process.

The other set of changes which are likely to take effect in the Canada immigration policy would allow 30 extra points to those students who have gained education in Canada. This is just a way to popularize study in Canada programs because such students would get more points due to their education under the Comprehensive Ranking System of Canada immigration.

There is also another change which is made in the Express Entry procedure of Canada immigration. As per this change, candidates now have 90 days instead of the earlier time quota of 60 days to apply for permanent residency once they receive an ITA(Invitation to Apply). This is quite helpful for people for want to immigrate to Canada.








Nancy Damon is a freelance author and consultant on visa issues like Canada immigration .