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[overseasimmigration]

Do you have a Canadian Visitors Visa? You can now convert your Visitor visa to Work Permit without going to Canadian border. If your family doesn't have a visa, you'll be able to sponsor them. English/IELTS is not required for Farm Worker and other labour and helper work permits.

Click on the link for more details: https://www.overseasimmigration.com/work-in-canada/ Call: +1-(604) 572-7786 Email: info@overseasimmigration.com WhatsApp: +1-(604) 865-5555

[canadaimmigrationexplore]

Common misconceptions about immigrating to Canada automatically get PR when you graduate

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[betterplaceimmigration]

Manitoba produces new invitations for skilled workers and international graduates

An Expression of Interest draw was held on May 23, in which Manitoba issued invitations to 196 immigration candidates. They were invited to apply for a provincial nomination that would allow them to gain Canadian permanent residence in the near future. 196 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) were issued during the draw. 119 of them went to candidates who belonged to the Skilled Workers in Manitoba Stream. The Skilled Workers Overseas candidates received 60 of the invitations.

The other 17 were issued to international graduates who belonged to Manitoba post-secondary institutions through the International Education Stream. With these invitations, the total number of invitations issued to skilled worker candidates in 2019 rises to 4,320.The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) lets Manitoba nominate immigration candidates who have skills that are required by employers belonging to the province. This gives them the ability to settle down quickly and establish themselves at a stable economic position. The MPNP is widely regarded as one of Canada’s most successful provincial nominee programs. It was created back in 1998, and till now, it has helped over 130,000 newcomers to settle in Manitoba. Manitoba reported that 27 LAAs, which were issued in the May 23 draw, were assigned to Express Entry candidates who already had a job seeker validation code. The candidates who had previous experience in an occupation that is on Manitoba’s In-Demand Occupations List were prioritised. Continue Reading

[betterplaceimmigration]

The month of April proved to be extremely beneficial for Canada as the country added 107,000 net new jobs, most of them being full-time.

The month of April proved to be extremely beneficial for Canada as the country added 107,000 net new jobs, most of them being full-time. Canada had an excellent April in terms of employment, as they created a record for the largest one month gain recorded in net jobs. The overall employment increased by 107,000 in April. Provinces like Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec and Alberta were witnesses to this large jump in employment. This was not expected, and it crossed the forecasted rate of increase by a wide margin. The idea was that there might be an increase of 10,000 net jobs, which could help increase Canada's employment rate.

Among the new jobs allotted in April, 73,000 were full-time. Most of the new allotments, 84,000 to be precise, occurred in the private sector. Continue Reading

[betterplaceimmigration]

Can’t Go It Alone: Immigration is Key to Canada’s Growth Strategy.  Read More: http://bit.ly/2WeQIkP

[betterplaceimmigration]

Ontario began to issue new invitations in order to encourage more people to apply.

Ontario produces new invitations with the help of the Express Entry-aligned French-Speaking Skilled

[betterplaceimmigration]

Saskatchewan is a place where immigration is a major contributor to the growth in population.

The province has invited over 108,000 immigrants from 170 countries since the year 2007.

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