1. Canada welcomes more than 35,000 people in June 2021

Canada welcomes more than 35,000 people in June 2021. These are the totals for June 2021 - the first time in a pandemic, Canada has approved more than 35,000 new permanent residents in a single month. The plan is expected to require an average of 43,000 new people a month from July to December to reach its goal of 401,000 new people by 2021.

In a recent Globe and Mail article, the minister said "We will make good on our commitment to the planned 401,000 new permanent residents." This share shows that for the rest of 2021, the Government of Canada will push harder in opening up and granting settlement approval to a large number of new immigrants.

Under the Immigration Plan 2021-2023, the government of Canada will welcome at least 401,000 new immigrants annually. Before the pandemic, this target was set at 341,000 newcomers. This plan is considered the most ambitious in the history of Canada's immigration rate to date, while Canada only once welcomed 400,000 people in 1913.

The minister's office estimates that Canada welcomed more than 35,000 new permanent residents in June. This is significantly higher than Canada's total in recent months. - -- Canada welcomed 24,680 new immigrants in January; welcomes 23,395 in February, 22,425 in March, and 21,155 in April and 17,100 in May.

In total, Canada welcomed about 143,000 new permanent residents in the first six months of 2021, still well below the pace needed to welcome 401,000 newcomers by the end of the year.

2. To meet this newcomer target, Canada needs to add 258,000 new immigrants – an average of 43,000 per month – for the rest of the year.

Welcoming this number of immigrants in the remaining six months will be very difficult, but this will be an opportunity for those who want to settle in Canada during this period, to be able to anticipate the most open policies of the attraction strategy. immigrants in 2021-2023.

There are currently approximately 23,000 additional Confirmation of Permanent Residence (COPR) holders currently eligible to move to Canada once the outbreak restrictions are eased on June 21st. Anyone else is approved for a new visa. Permanent residents can also immediately move to Canada thanks to this relaxed immigration policy. The government is also creating the best conditions to help those whose COPR is about to expire to enter Canada as soon as possible. 

3. The easy and popular immigration programs for Vietnamese people are being prioritized at iCanfield as follows

• Federal Investment Program (SUV)
• Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) for business owners.
• Skilled Worker Immigration Program (High Skilled and General Skilled)
• Express Entry Program
• Program for international graduates and skilled workers in Canada

Each immigration program stream will have information and conditions attached, interested people can contact iCanfield's team of consultants and lawyers to evaluate the application and advise on the appropriate program. best! iCanfield Vietnam office.

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