5 Shocking updates : Asylum claim rises |express entry draws || ontario immigration fraud |PNP Draws

5 Shocking updates : Asylum claim rises || express entry draws || ontario immigration fraud || BC PNP Draws

Canada’s immigration system faces critical challenges, including surging asylum claims, stricter policies, and mounting pressures on infrastructure. The government is reducing permanent residency quotas and tightening work permit rules, pushing many temporary residents toward asylum or illegal stays. With a backlog of 250,000 asylum cases, enforcement efforts are ramping up, but housing and affordability crises complicate population management. Provincial agreements offer limited relief for migrants seeking permanent pathways. As Canada aims to balance economic needs and humanitarian obligations, comprehensive reforms are essential to uphold its reputation as a welcoming nation while addressing systemic inefficiencies.

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Canada’s Express Entry system saw three draws this week, with Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) issuing 3,574 invitations to apply for permanent residency.

On November 20, a targeted draw for healthcare occupations resulted in 3,000 invitations for candidates with a comprehensive ranking system (CRS) score of 463 or higher. On November 19, the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draw sent out 400 invitations to candidates with a CRS score of 547 or above. On November 18, the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw issued 174 invitations, with a CRS cutoff of 816.

The 2025–2027 Immigration Levels Plan focuses on helping temporary residents transition to permanent status, addressing labor shortages, and promoting integration through strategies like the Canadian Experience Class.

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Ontario is taking decisive steps to protect immigrants and uphold the integrity of its immigration system with proposed legislation targeting fraudulent immigration representatives. If passed, the law will enforce stricter standards for Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) representatives, including credential verification, mandatory written agreements, and real-time applicant access to their files. Penalties range from hefty fines to lifetime bans for severe violations.

Aligned with broader efforts to support newcomers and address labor shortages, Ontario is investing $100M in settlement programs and expanding pathways for healthcare professionals. These actions reinforce Ontario’s commitment to a fair, transparent, and welcoming immigration process.

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This week, Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) conducted multiple Express Entry draws, inviting 3,574 candidates for permanent residency. On November 20, 3,000 invitations were issued to healthcare professionals, with a CRS cutoff score of 463. Additionally, 400 ITAs were sent to Canadian Experience Class (CEC) candidates, and 174 invitations were granted to those with provincial nominations. The latest draws reflect Canada’s ongoing efforts to address labor shortages while welcoming skilled immigrants. With shifting immigration priorities, especially focusing on in-Canada candidates, these updates continue to shape the path for permanent residency.

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The latest BC PNP draw on November 20, 2024, saw targeted invitations for skilled workers, international graduates, and applicants with experience in sectors like tech, childcare, healthcare, and construction. The tech draw had a minimum score of 141, while healthcare and construction occupations followed with scores of 116 and 107 respectively. The BC PNP continues to focus on areas with high demand for workers. Stay informed and take advantage of opportunities for permanent residency in British Columbia!

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