Canada immigration is seeing a lot of changes. There was a time, when immigration process was done based on first come first service basis. However, since the time Express Entry Program has been initiated and since the introduction of Expression of Interest, the applications are subject to granting of score, based on which the profiles are ranked and only the top ranked profiles are considered for further processing. It could be challenging for the first timers to apply as it might seem overwhelming. It requires time, money and effort to apply for immigrations and a lot of dedication towards the same. With EOI system in place, the number of rejections has also increased. There is a higher risk for independent applicants to get rejected due to minor flaws in the application process. To ensure you reach your goal of achieving Canada PR in the right manner, it is important that you take the right path without many flinches in the same. When examining the distribution of people who
Immigration candidates have more than 100 different permanent residence pathways to choose from when immigrating to Canada. India is the number one source country for immigrants coming from overseas to Canada. There were about 1,374,710 people of Indian origin in Canada in 2016, according to the census. Since then, the number of Indian immigrants has increased substantially over the last few years. In 2019, Indian citizens accounted for a quarter of the 341,000 immigrants who were welcomed by Canada. In 2015, Indian citizens made up just 14 per cent of Canada’s immigrants. When examining the distribution of people who applied through the Express Entry system, Indians accounted for almost half of the principal applicants who were invited to apply for permanent residence between 2017 and 2019. By comparison, only 7 per cent of invitations were issued to immigrants from Nigeria and China, the second and third most common source countries of Canadian immigrants. Though Express Entry is the