PR under Ukraine Family Reunification Public Policy
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lanka1204
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- CEC
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- London visa office
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- 09-08-2019
- Doc's Request.
- 13-01-2020 Military service
- AOR Received.
- 21-10-2019
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- 29-10-2019
Ukrainians have been provided some of the most generous programs so not sure you can accuse them of being asleep at the wheel. Processing for any non-economic PR programs are typically slow and not necessarily a priority. The families attempting to sponsor people from Sudan have been waiting close to a year and they must prove they can provide financially for all family members to even sponsor them to come to Canada.
Not even about racism in general humanitarian programs, especially PR, are not as big a priority for IRCC than most others types of PR programs when it comes to processing. Canada’s programs for Ukrainians have been more generous than any other humanitarian program which has set a very dangerous precedent which the government was warned about.
The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine likely would not have occurred if the Democratic Party had not been in power in the US and Liberals in Canada.
BTW, Conservatives had much more reasonable immigration policies and constantly increased the number of PRs issued to applicants.
They mostly invited skilled workers who would help build and strengthen Canadian economy unlike Liberals and NDP who opened flood gates and brought people who do not contribute, but use up all financial aid while Canadians get poorer and poorer.
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Thanks for joining and immediately posting laughably incorrect information about Conservative policies with regards to immigration.
I can't be bothered to comment on the rest.
This forum is to assist people with real advice who are going through various IRCC processes. You need to go somewhere else since you want to argue politics. There's nothing of value you can contribute here.
I noticed that you guys fearmonger here and blame Conservatives for what Liberals have broken, and could not resist.
Thank you for demonstrating your liberal values by immediately trying to silence and ostracize anyone whose opinion does not match your narrative.
I am Canadian and Ukrainian, and do not need your approval to post whatever I think is important.
You certainly don't need my approval. I would however encourage you to read about past Conservative immigration policies.
I'm a very proud Canadian Ukrainian myself.
Let's both agree to drop the politics since I don't think we are going to agree on this topic and focus on answering questions directly related to questions about the immigration application process to help people going through the process. Works?
I don't think anyone has answered this question. It may slow down processing further and this means it may take longer to process applications. In my opinion that would be the main impact. IRCC will still however process all of the applications that have been submitted.
It is doomed if the war keeps going on.
Ukraine has already lost millions of young educated women with children who went living abroad, and will likely not return.
Hundreds of thousands of its best men either died in war or were disabled.
Hundreds of thousands fled the country.
It has never been an intent of the US or NATO to give Ukraine enough weapons to be able to win or make it a part of NATO.
Otherwise, Russia could escalate and start open conflict with NATO with the help of its allies.
Do not forget that Russia has virtually unlimited resources and much bigger population than Ukraine, especially now.
Ukraine is loosing badly, and its human resources are basically exhausted.
The best case scenario for it is a peaceful agreement to save its remaining people and land that has not been occupied.
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