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- Introduction of the new NOC 2021 and the changed BC PNP score system Finally, on November 16, 2022, the changed 2021 version of NOC TEER was applied, which is a state immigration program The PNP is also affected. In addition, BC PNP also announced a different scoring method than before There is a significant change in the scoring and scoring method per item as well as the total score. This column is NOC 2021's It deals with how the BC PNP's scoring system has changed with the introduction and the advantages and disadvantages that have followed Let's take a look. First of all, the total score has been raised from 190 to 200. Existing Economic Factors and Human Resources Human Capital Factors consisted of three items, 110 points for economic factors, and human resources 80 points were allocated. This time, the human resources will be maintained in three categories, and the score will be distributed It was raised to 120 points, and the allocation score was reduced to 80 points as the economic factor was reduced to two items. In terms of human resources, the score per item was 25 points to 30 points, but this time, the level has been raised to 40 points Adjusted. Existing items such as career, academic background, and language remain the same, but there are a number of points and scores There's been a change. The career record has been changed from 15 to 20. And overall, 2 years You can see that the score of the experienced person above has increased little by little by little. In addition, he is currently a full-time employee in BC Additional 10 points will be added depending on whether you work, adding additional points to the 10 points allocated to Canada's one-year experience It has been changed to a form that can be received. In terms of academic background, overall scores have been raised, with Ph.D.s assigned 27 points, an increase of 10 points. A master's degree was 22 points and a bachelor's degree was 15 points, increasing the score for those with a master's degree or higher. However, the additional score for academic certification for overseas academic background has disappeared, and if you have completed a professional course designated by the BC state, The point of giving an additional 5 points is a new change. The language score has also changed, and the fact that CLB 9 will get a perfect score of 30, just like the score above that Features, and you can see that the overall allocation for CLB 6 and above has been raised. But CLB 4 is It's a little lower than before, but if it's CLB 6 or higher, you can speak English at a level that doesn't interfere with your daily life The demand for immigrants to have a smooth English ability is greater because they can be judged to have the ability It's a proof that it's gotten bigger. On the other hand, applicants with French proficiency of CLB 4 or higher will receive 10 points Additional points are awarded, in line with the current French-speaking immigration preferential policies of the Canadian federal government I think that's why. The economic factor was a significant decrease this time, and the technology level among the existing items, annual salary, and regional scores (NOC Skill Level) The biggest reason is that the score has disappeared. Additional points through skill level Even though the total score increased to 200 points because the 60 points that were included were eliminated through this reorganization, Nevertheless, the actual starting score is expected to fall. The annual salary has also been changed to an hourly wage this time. This is also a major reason for predicting a drop in scores According to the analysis, if there is a lot of working hours, the total annual salary increases even if the hourly wage is not high, so you can get a high score There was, but it only determined the hourly wage, and it didn't reflect the working hours, regardless of working hours Since the score is calculated, it seems that there are many cases where it falls from the previous score. The change in regional scores is also a big change. This time, the method of scoring points by dividing the regions complexly Make it simpler and designate the zone as three armies to give points. Outlying areas can score up to 15 points If you have experience or educational background there, you can get 10 points as an additional point, so you can get up to 25 points You can see that your score has increased. This is the same as the current Canadian federal immigration and population policy In context, the population concentrated in large cities is dispersed, the economic revitalization of the outer region and the supplementation of the working population It's one of the policies. To summarize the changes, the advantages and disadvantages of vocational skills disappear a little more, and the long-lasting There will be more opportunities for those who have worked in Canada and outside of the country It's the same. There are many people who are embarrassed by the revision of the BC PNP score calculation method. Existing Even though the total score is higher than the total score, those who feel anxious about the situation where their scores are falling, There are a lot, but this applies to everyone, so you don't have to worry too much. The first score is You can see for sure after the release, but it's too early to jump to conclusions. First of all, we've seen the results of the first selection I think you can think of it as starting from there. 2022-11-23 Read more >
- Immigration to Canada, Provincial Nominee Program On November 1st, the 2023-2025 immigration level plan was announced. Through the annual immigration level plan, Canada has continued to increase its target number of immigrants, with the announcement of 500,000 new arrivals by 2025 You can see that the Immigration Department has set up a big plan to accommodate immigrants. If you look closely, it's quantitative There is not only an increase, but also a qualitative change, and among the various immigration classes, the economic immigration class is a little more prominent I think he's going to focus. In particular, the PNP, a state immigrant, has now moved beyond Express Entry to become a major source of immigration to Canada It's interpreted as a path. This column shows the current state of state immigration and its implications in the immigration level plan Let me deal with the content. The overall increase in immigration-level targets has led to the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) It can be said that it stems from the increase in the number of people assigned. Total through state immigration program in 2022 We've invited up to 83,500 new permanent residents, who have already accepted a large percentage of immigrants through that route That's the status. And according to the 2023-2025 Immigration Level Plan, 20,000 more people will be added in 2023 State immigration will accommodate up to 105,000 new immigrants, sharply increasing the target. In 2024 and 2025, the growth rate seems to have decreased relatively, but the total number of people is 110,000 each It's a slow 117,500, but it won't change if it continues to increase. In other words, by 2025, all guns Up to a fifth of new permanent residents will be selected through the PNP. 반면 Express Entry The program will recruit 82,880 new permanent residents in 2023 and invite up to 114,000 by 2025 That's right. Planning targets have also increased, but the result is that after 2022 when PNP targets overtook Express Entry, You can see that the same trend continues The PNP is state immigration, and it has been introduced into the Immigration and Refugees Protection Act (IRPA) Therefore, it is a way to select permanent residents in cooperation between the federal and state governments. Local governments have a local economy After determining the conditions of the technical field, etc. that were deemed helpful, the appropriate candidate was invited and an invitation was received If the candidate accepts the state nomination, it will proceed by applying for permanent residency with the Immigration Department. Candidate state State population because accepting a government nomination is considered to be willing to reside in the state It has the advantage of being directly linked to increase and recruitment. Prior to the state's activation of immigration, the majority of immigrants were granted permanent residency through the federal government, followed by Toronto, They settled in big cities like Vancouver, Montreal, etc., and this was in the prairie, Atlantic, or cities It means that it did not contribute much to dispersing the population and supplementing the labor force in remote outer areas. Thanks to So that you can enjoy a variety of benefits outside of big cities, the state is more eager to boost state immigration and upload it. The PNP, which started in 1998, accommodated 400 people in 1999, and increased that number every year to 40,000 in 2012 You have reached the ideal. Since then, as of 2022, it has received more than 80,000 new immigrants annually, more than doubling You can see that they've grown. Federal and local governments develop their economies and communities with the influx of PNP immigrants We were able to benefit from that, and the federal government, including the Canadian state government, increased the annual PNP target I've come to show an attitude of targeting. So state immigration is a powerful migration path with many strengths If you actually get a state nomination, you'll get 600 points through the CRS Additional points will also give you a greater advantage as an Express Entry candidate. Whether you're eligible for Express Entry, Without it, getting a state nomination means getting closer to immigration. The PNP target figures are re-established by the Immigration Department by assigning personnel to each province, for example Alberta allocated 6,500 state nomination certificates and Ontario 9,700 in 2022. For the next three years, The quota for each state in the meantime has not yet been disclosed, but the immigration level plan, which sets a three-year plan, 2022- This is because, unlike 2024, the PNP allocation has been determined on an annual basis. But the PNP allocation target is also on a three-year basis Ministers have agreed to set up, so the PNP will also know in advance its three-year plan. As we have seen from the analysis, the PNP is a state in a way that most directly reflects the actual needs of the state It's actively supported by the government, and the federal government is also taking in immigrants through that route Positive. The main reason for this is that it has a large impact on population distribution and the acceptance of the necessary labor force. Currently, local and state governments are voicing the need for more immigrants through the PNP, and they are facing severe labor shortages Suffering Canada is likely to follow this path even more. Canada can fill the most pressing jobs The immigration route, which is closely integrated with life in Canada, from the strength of being there to the settlement after immigration, is I think it's the PNP. So immigration to Canada now goes beyond Express Entry, through the PNP On the one hand, it will be the most effective way. 2022-11-16 Read more >
- The Immigration Levels Plan is designed to address the number of immigrants Canada receives over the next three years Guidelines. On November 1, the announcement of a three-year immigration level plan from 2023 to 2025, as predicted, was made Yes, and as we've been talking about, we've been targeting 500,000 new immigrants. Overall, we see an increase in immigration targets, and we're going to see how this plan is set Let's take a look. Compared to the 2022-2024 immigration level plan announced last year, this 2023-2025 immigration level plan is Overall, you can see that the target has been raised. The total number of immigrants is also up to 7% as of 2024 It increased, with the target changing to 465,000 in 2023 and 485,000 in 2024. also, We expect 500,000 by 2025. The increase in the number of immigrants has been steadily promoted by the Canadian Immigration Service In 2021, it accommodated more than 405,000 immigrants, breaking an all-time high, and this year, in 2022 It is expected to exceed 432,000 people. If you look at the changes in immigration level planning and the results, you can see Canada It can be predicted that active immigration policies will continue in the future. If you look at each field, you can see that the Express Entry and PNP invitation targets have also increased. Given the structure of the current immigration program, where the majority of immigrants are done in these two ways, these two programs You might think that the increase in the number of invitees directly contributes to the increase in the total number of immigrants. Express Entry is The target will be increased to 82,880 in 2023, 109,020 in 2024, and 114,000 in 2025. also, The goal of the PNP, an immigration program that has been steadily attracting attention from immigration applicants due to its high accessibility, is also in 2023 It will reach 105,500, 110,000 in 2024, and 117,500 in 2025. In addition, the door to immigration invited by parents and grandparents will be wider. Express Entry and PNP in the beginning It is classified into economic immigration categories, and immigrants inviting families are classified into family immigration categories, and economic immigration Next is the large scale immigration method. Canada, let's learn, partner, and children as we have done so far Depending on the program, it will accommodate about 80,000 new immigrants per year. Also, parents and grandparents The PGP also increased its target to 28,500 in 2023, 34,000 in 2024, and 2025 It plans to accommodate 36,000 people. Compared to the previous plan, the number has increased slightly, but the annual refugee and humanitarian immigration target has decreased It appears to be. Canada's basic stance is to actively accept refugees and humanitarian immigrants I'm getting drunk. There are many campaigns, such as accommodating about 40,000 refugees from Afghanistan They are also making ongoing efforts to complete it. The entire refugee population was accepted in 2023 and 2024, respectively It targets more than 76,000 people, and will decrease to 72,750 by 2025. The humanitarian hierarchy It is decreasing from nearly 16,000 in 2023 to 8,000 in 2025. Canada's current immigration strategy began to take its current form in the 1980s. The government at that time has a long way to government We set a short-term immigration target based on the economic situation at the time, and in 1984 we set a target of less than 90,000 people I accepted immigrants. Recognizing the impending labor shortage in 1990, 250,000 new workers in eight years I've increased my immigration target. More economies to overcome recession based on these goals It invites a large number of immigrants through the immigration category, and until the current government takes power in 2015, it has about 260,000 people a year I received an immigrant. Also, set a target of 300,000 people, and 340,000 people before the 2020 pandemic I've increased my immigration target. Despite many restrictions due to the 2020 pandemic, Canada has It exceeded its 2021 immigration target and broke the record for granting permanent residency with 405,000. This was the result of the Express Entry experience immigration and the PNP, which allowed many seats to be allocated. Canada, where nearly a million jobs are currently vacant, faces a labor shortage. This is also why more immigrants should be received. Due to the crisis of low birth rates and aging population, immigration in Canada means that It will be the only way to increase the population and the labor force. The new immigrants are also responsible for education and healthcare It will also be an essential driver for maintaining taxes based on the provision of the same essential services. In other words, Immigration will be the most powerful force for Canada to maintain and develop. So, in the future, Canada is expected to make all-out efforts to recruit more immigrants through more active immigration policies. 2022-11-09 Read more >
- Statictics Canada announce population share of immigrations and permanent residents hits high record The Statistics Canada released the results of the census on October 26. Canada is every five years We've published the results of the census, and the last one was in 2017. Five years later, in 2022 Finally, we're done with a large-scale survey, and the National Statistical Office has shown significant results on Canada's population composition We've announced that we can predict the current immigration trend in Canada and the future direction Let's take a closer look at the content. The Canadian Census is based on demographic, social, and economic characteristics of both the Government and the population of Canada It aims to provide information about the composition and housing units. For example, the way race is identified Collect information related to the number of people living at home, the language you use, the level of education and income. also, This information will help you rationalize policy funding and understand the resources required by Canadians Well, if you look at the announcement, there's an active influx of immigrants and changes in Canadian population composition and society as a whole It stands out. Above all, the population of people born abroad in Canada is increasing. Under the title of "Portrait of Canadian Immigration," According to the report, 23 percent of Canada's current population, about 8.3 million immigrants, are from outside Canada Born. This is the highest percentage since Canada was founded in 1867. With the current trend, immigrants are becoming increasingly vulnerable If it increases, Canada's immigration population will increase by 34 percent by 2041, the National Statistical Office predicted. It's new The reason for the increasing number of immigrants is that they have continued to increase the target of Canada's immigration level plan. Qualitatively, more than half of the recent immigrants, about 748,120 immigrants, are through economic immigration More than a third of them, or 36.6 percent, are employed or student visa holders or asylum seekers As an applicant, I lived in Canada before I obtained permanent residency. In 2016, Canada had 300,000 new employees It has set a goal of accepting permanent residents, with about 432,000 by the end of 2022 and 450,000 by the end of 2024 We will accommodate these new immigrants. The goal is to set a new immigration level plan for November 2023-2025 It is expected to be maintained at the time of announcemented. One of the reasons for the increase in immigration targets is the shortage of Canadian labor. by 2030 Nearly a quarter of the population will retire, or leave the workplace. Not only that, but also aging Therefore, the labor shortage is due to the fact that the birth rate remains low, unlike the increase in mortality The phenomenon is likely to intensify. The steady growth of the immigrant population over the past five years has been an effort to fill the workforce It was a goal, but according to the statistics office, the age of recent immigrants is younger than the existing population of Canada It says it helps alleviate the impact of Canada's labor shortage. Between 2016 and 2021, This is because immigrants accounted for about 80 percent of Canada's labor force growth. At the heart of Canada's population growth is Asia. Historically, many of Canada's new immigrants have become The proportion of new immigrants from Europe and Asia, including the Middle East, over the past 50 years has been significant It's increased. Currently, Asia has the largest influx of new immigrants. Also, newly in Africa. Africa The number of immigrants coming is increasing. In terms of figures, about 62 percent of recent immigrants were born in Asia 18.6% are from India, the country that accounts for the largest proportion of Canadian immigrants. 11.4% in the Philippines, and China It accounts for 8.9%. So far, India has topped the list of new immigrants to Canada in the census This is my first time. And the fact that little by little, they left the big cities of Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver and began to settle outside It's a significant change. Still, 92.2% of new immigrants live in large urban centers with a population of more than 100,000. This seems to have been lost to various convenience facilities and developed communities in large cities, but the share is more than before It decreased from 56% to 53.4% in 2021. In particular, Montreal recorded 12.2% in 2021 from 14.8% in 2016 The decline was significant. Ottawa-Gatino, on the other hand, has a recent immigrant population of 4.4% in 2021, up from 3.1% in 2021 There has been an increase, and Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo, the center of the information and technology industry, is a major city The population of new immigrants increased from 1.2% in 2016 to 2.1% in 2021. In addition, the Atlantic (New Brunswick, New Brunswick) the immigrant capital of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador) It's on the rise. In terms of presentation, immigrants corresponding to the working population account for the majority, diversification of the country of origin, The most impressive change is the rapid growth of the influx of Asian immigrants. Also, new immigrants It is also seen that they are gradually turning to the outer area, away from living in the center of a large city. Last Through the five-year change, we can guess from the core of the immigration policy that the Canadian government has been doing. Some We hope that there will be an influx of working people from more diverse races and countries, and that they will be able to move out of the big cities and into the suburbs I think the things that were meant to be settled are being done. That's not the case for future immigration policies It also serves as an indicator to predict the direction. In a country with a diverse young workforce, we're going to have big cities It seems that Canada is drawing to move away and play in more areas. 2022-11-02 Read more >
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