They did. Plain and simple. People want you to be +ve here on this forum and for good reason - the negativity here is through the roof. The funny part is they are asking those who want to travel on H&C grounds to re-submit. It's pretty bad.
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Lol. You are missing the point. Immigration in Canada serves many purposes; economic recovery is just one of those. There's the part where they have to bring people in because of the low birth-rate, I believe that's the intrinsic values of the TR to PR and the CRS 75 draws. If they are really serious about filling labour shortages with immigration, they're talking straight up FSW. You can't fill shortages with people already in Canada. Maybe a little with graduate students eventually joining the workforce but not enough to fill the massive shortages. Without labour in full force, their taxation schemes will take serious beatings. Cancellation of FSW is not a viable option for them right about now - for the sake of now, and the future.
When I said same thing yesterday someone was countering me with the thought process and what he/she thinks about visit visa applications.
Someone is saying that if you need a visa and you previously submitted an application under H/C grounds they are recommending you withdraw, reapply and don’t expect a refund.
How does that make sense ? Shouldn’t they be expediting H/C folks as their mandate is to reunite families.
People with AORs in 2018 are still waiting and no their applications aren’t complex - something is broken and they don’t want to tell us.
Someone is saying that if you need a visa and you previously submitted an application under H/C grounds they are recommending you withdraw, reapply and don’t expect a refund.
How does that make sense ? Shouldn’t they be expediting H/C folks as their mandate is to reunite families.
People with AORs in 2018 are still waiting and no their applications aren’t complex - something is broken and they don’t want to tell us.
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For those confused (like I initially was) about the reasoning behind this visitor visa notice, the user in the below post suggests a reason that makes sense.
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/new-instructions-from-ircc-for-applications-before-7th-sep-2021.743638/post-9678881
https://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/threads/new-instructions-from-ircc-for-applications-before-7th-sep-2021.743638/post-9678881
A little help here, does anyone know of any European country that’s easy to immigrate to with your family ? For example, student visa that also gives option for dependent spouse/child ? I was looking at Poland but apparently no dependent spouse
Dude...make-believe won't take you nowhere. You are counting on the meager tens of Ks of FSW applicants to solve the billion dollar problem? Not to mention the recent numbers being heavily diluted by nonstop CEC draws. If IRCC ever sees FSWs as indispensable as we thought ourselves would be they would have taken action (hint: on top of processing the backlog / making draws, maybe start from bumping the 110k target up to maybe 200k and reduce the family class numbers?)
Yes cancellation of the whole program maybe a long shot but it's totally possible that it heads straight in the direction of ANZ
it does make sense. but, it also points to the fact that they have serious tech issues. Hence, I think the conversation around investing more into upgrading tech.
They need people alright.
There are more than 800,000 job vacancies according to a RBC report on economic outlook (https://thoughtleadership.rbc.com/are-sky-high-job-vacancies-in-canada-around-for-a-while/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=salesforce&utm_campaign=data+insight).