FSW WORLDWIDE
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They can possibly meet up Federal high skilled through CEC but they are behind on PNP.
They need to finalize as much applications as the can and stop dilly-dallying
They have updated POF - so in theory this is the strong indication that they have plans to finally resume FSW. I know they are being carefull with it etc. however I do not think that border reopening this year has anything to do with FSW draws. At the end anyone that will get ITA this year, will not land in Canada in 2021.
From the other side I do understand that they have profiles with ITAs issues that are pending to be finalized etc. It will be intresting to see what will happen in the enxt few weeks.
IRCC: Canada welcomed over 35,000 new immigrants in June:
June 2021 was the first time during the pandemic Canada landed over 25,000 new permanent residents in a month. It will need to welcome an average of 43,000 newcomers per month between July and December to achieve its 401,000 newcomer target for 2021.
June 2021 was the first time during the pandemic Canada landed over 25,000 new permanent residents in a month. It will need to welcome an average of 43,000 newcomers per month between July and December to achieve its 401,000 newcomer target for 2021.
So even if they clear all the fsw backlog it wouldn’t be enough for just one month’s quota？I remember the total fsw processing inventory is like 23000 cases in 2020 but I’m not sure.
But why do they set a target like this and not processing fsw in reality. It’s just bemusing. Besides, there are so many contradictory signals, like updating the POF but continue with CEC draws, exempting copr holders from travel ban but still let so many 2019 AOR guys waiting.
They might want to clear some of CEC pool with xyz points
just be patient. Last CEC was actually smaller than previous ones.You are correct; pending FSW files from last year isn’t more than 25,000 (far less than the number of immigrants they need to welcome every month from July to meet this year’s target). I’m completely clueless why they have almost paused movement of these skilled and highly experienced immigrants.
I hope all goes well and we approach September without any Covid19 situation spikes. Just curious to see what excuse they would give by then. Hopefully we start seeing actual movements from August
Hope your finger has not been tired, as you crossed them from long time..heheheFingers crossed
I don't mind. We are in the pool since April this year so not as long. I know that either way we will find the way to move there as out occupations are in demand, specially my girlfriend occupation. We are hopping to get an ITA through Express Entry as it is the fastest. We are still in a good age bracket so I can wait patiently for it. However it would be nice to be able to move there sooner. We will see what will happen. This pandemic cause a lot of disruptions and we are still not near at end of it. Things will start improving slowly and we can see this however we have to be patient. There is a lot of politics etc. Government is playing safe by keeping teh pandemic far away from Canada which I understand and I am happy for them.Hope your finger has not been tired, as you crossed them from long time..hehehe
Exactly. Something they can process within a month or two max.
With such high rates of vaccinations... a spike would mean vaccines don't work. I doubt they'd want to go that route.
Source: https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/vaccination-coverage/
This data is even old, see this: https://covid19tracker.ca/vaccinationtracker.htmlWith such high rates of vaccinations... a spike would mean vaccines don't work. I doubt they'd want to go that route.
Source: https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/vaccination-coverage/
This could be last week’s figure; the current vaccination threshold is even more impressive.With such high rates of vaccinations... a spike would mean vaccines don't work. I doubt they'd want to go that route.
Source: https://health-infobase.canada.ca/covid-19/vaccination-coverage/
Yeah you are right too. The aim of these vaccines is to reduce death and hospitalizations and they are doing very well in this aspect, even in the UK where almost all restrictions have been lifted