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Citizenship and Immigration Canada targets to admit 55,300 persons in the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) category in 2013 according this latest news release. It could translate to 20,000 new applications to be accepted for the year 2013 for this program. The final regulatory changes will be available in the Canada Gazette later this year.
Shuvronil said:
No. of mi-3 increasing day by day. Very good for us to keep the thread more active. I want to remember here Britto bhai who is the founder of this mi-3 thread..
Applicants NOC App Received PER AOR MR Status
1.Joyeta 1122 07-07-11 29-09-11 19-10-11 22-02-12 Visa Issued on 13-04-12
2.Shahriar.sumon 1122 08-07-11 28-10-11 N/A 14-05-12 Visa Issued on 24-08-12
3.Moyrzg 3131 08-07-11 04-10-11 24-10-11 NO Start process since 24-10-12
4.Bdpharmacist 3131 20-07-11 20-10-11 N/A NO Start process since 04-10-12
5.BD Immigrants 3131 28-07-11 26-10-11 28-11-11 NO Start process since 29-03-12
6.Britto 2151 10-08-11 01-11-11 01-12-11 NO Start process since 23-10-12
7.Akash's Friend 2121 31-08-11 23-11-11 14-01-12 16-07-12 Start process since 15-04-12
8.Akash Ento 2121 31-08-11 22-11-11 10-01-12 NO In Process
9.hasanimam 3112 31-08-11 28-11-11 29-12-11 NO In Process
10.Geneontology 2121 12-09-11 12-12-11 03-01-12 NO In Process
11.Newborn 7216 30-09-11 22-12-11 N/A NO Start process since 12-03-12
12.Dipu15 3142 24-10-11 13-01-12 09-02-12 NO In Process
13.MSE 2151 28-10-11 17-01-12 N/A NO In Process
14.STBT 3142 10-11-11 25-01-12 15-02-12 NO In Process
15.Myat 7242 01-12-11 09-02-12 27-02-12 NO In Process
16.Forhad 7241 02-12-11 00-01-12 00-02-12 NO In Process
17.Dhaka12 7216 21-12-11 23-02-12 N/A NO In Process
18.KLMY 3142 26-01-12 01-03-12 N/A NO In Process
19.abrar.abyan 7242 08-03-12 26-03-12 N/A NO In Process
20.Spongebob 7242 12-03-12 27-03-12 20-04-12 NO In Process
21.Shuvronil 7242 13-04-12 25-04-12 N/A NO In Process
22.Kazi Noor 7242 18-04-12 27-04-12 N/A NO In Process
1.Joyeta 1122 07-07-11 29-09-11 19-10-11 22-02-12 Visa Issued on 13-04-12
2.Shahriar.sumon 1122 08-07-11 28-10-11 N/A 14-05-12 Visa Issued on 24-08-12
3.Moyrzg 3131 08-07-11 04-10-11 24-10-11 NO Start process since 24-10-12
4.Bdpharmacist 3131 20-07-11 20-10-11 N/A NO Start process since 04-10-12
5.BD Immigrants 3131 28-07-11 26-10-11 28-11-11 NO Start process since 29-03-12
6.Britto 2151 10-08-11 01-11-11 01-12-11 NO Start process since 23-10-12
7.Akash's Friend 2121 31-08-11 23-11-11 14-01-12 16-07-12 Start process since 15-04-12
8.Akash Ento 2121 31-08-11 22-11-11 10-01-12 NO In Process
9.hasanimam 3112 31-08-11 28-11-11 29-12-11 NO In Process
10.Geneontology 2121 12-09-11 12-12-11 03-01-12 NO In Process
11.Newborn 7216 30-09-11 22-12-11 N/A NO Start process since 12-03-12
12.Dipu15 3142 24-10-11 13-01-12 09-02-12 NO In Process
13.MSE 2151 28-10-11 17-01-12 N/A NO In Process
14.STBT 3142 10-11-11 25-01-12 15-02-12 NO In Process
15.Myat 7242 01-12-11 09-02-12 27-02-12 NO In Process
16.Forhad 7241 02-12-11 00-01-12 00-02-12 NO In Process
17.Dhaka12 7216 21-12-11 23-02-12 N/A NO In Process
18.KLMY 3142 26-01-12 01-03-12 N/A NO In Process
19.abrar.abyan 7242 08-03-12 26-03-12 N/A NO In Process
20.Spongebob 7242 12-03-12 27-03-12 20-04-12 NO In Process
21.Shuvronil 7242 13-04-12 25-04-12 N/A NO In Process
22.Kazi Noor 7242 18-04-12 27-04-12 N/A NO In Process
quota for MI3 is 10,000.Can anyone tell me what might be the desirable figure for MI3 at SVO?abrar.abyan said:
I don,t understand what svo mean by target at visa office at svo?
the quota and applicant,s number should same at SVO for MI3 only cause it is fixed.Pl say your ideas.
regards
dhaka12
News release on October, 31 2012, "CIC plans to admit a total of 240,000 to 265,000 new permanent residents in 2013, for the seventh straight year. This represents the highest sustained level of immigration in Canadian history"dhaka12 said:
News release on November 02, 2012 "Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) announced today it will admit up to 55,300 persons in the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) category in 2013"
Which means, out of 240,000 to 256,000 new permanent residences, maximum 55,300 will be under FSW and their visas will be issued in 2013. I think, this number will be considered as immigration level plan. CIC will work keeping this plan ahead.
CIC received certain number of FSW applicants which were 20,000 in MI2 and 10,000 in MI3 category and the number of visa issued each year considering that immigration level plan.
Similarly according to news release November,3, 2011, "In 2012, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) plans to welcome 55,000–57,000 federal skilled workers" The FSW who are getting visa this year, the number of visa are based on immigration level plan made in 2011 whose are among 55,000-57,000.
Since last couple of years, CIC has been receiving less application (through quota) and issuing more visas due to huge back log developed earlier.
Till now, around 100,000 applicants are still on back log under FSW and CIC expects to clear those at the end of 2014.
My perception may not be perfect but I guess such way. I don't have any idea about target number of visa in SVO.
Thank you
STBD
In the first half of 2013, the new rules governing the Federal Skilled Worker (FSW) program will be announced by Citizenship ang Immigration Canada. This is according to the latest message of the Immigration Minister. In another news release, Citizenship and Immigration Canada announced that it targets to admit 55,300 under the Federal Skilled Worker program for the year 2013. The new FSW program is open to all occupations classified as NOCs 0, A and B. However, there is a limit in the number of applications to be accepted.
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News Release — Canada welcomes largest number of parents and grandparents in almost twenty years
Up to 35,000 parents and grandparents to be reunited with families
Mississauga, November 5, 2012 — After the first year of the Action Plan for Faster Family Reunification, major progress has been made in reuniting families more quickly and reducing the backlog of Parent and Grandparent (PGP) program applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
The 2013 Levels Plan, which was tabled last week, includes the admission of 25,000 parents and grandparents for the second year in a row, for a total of 50,000 between this year and next. This is a 60 percent annual increase from 2010 and the highest level in nearly two decades.
The Action Plan also took immediate steps to address a backlog of PGP applications that had ballooned to approximately 165,000 applicants, with wait times stretching to an unacceptable eight years. By the end of this year, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) expects to have reduced the backlog by about 20 percent. Of the applications cleared from the backlog, the majority met the requirements of the program and have been approved.
Furthermore, there has been strong uptake of the new Parent and Grandparent Super Visa, which allows parents and grandparents to visit Canada for up to two years at a time. The Super Visa is very popular, with over 10,000 Super Visas being issued since its launch in December 2011, and the acceptance rate is high at 87 percent.
“We listened to Canadians who told us the old program with eight-year wait times just didn't work,” said Minister Kenney. “The Harper Government's actions to fix the old broken program are working. Given the popularity of the Super Visa and planned permanent admissions of 25,000 in 2013, we expect to reunite up to 35,000 parents and grandparents with their families next year. This is a significant achievement and the highest number in nearly two decades.”
On March 23, 2012, CIC launched national public consultations on the redesign of the PGP program. Minister Kenney hosted roundtables with stakeholders and public online consultations were launched. The online consultations ran until May 25, 2012, and received a total of 6,444 responses, the highest number of responses ever received by CIC through an online consultation. A detailed summary of the results of the online consultations will be available shortly on CIC's website.
For the PGP program to be sustainable, it must be redesigned to avoid future backlogs. The redesigned program must also be sensitive to fiscal constraints, bearing in mind Canada's generous public health-care system and other social benefits.
“As we work to dramatically reduce the backlog and wait times, work on the redesign of the PGP program is progressing well,” added Minister Kenney. “As promised, within the next year we expect to launch a modernized PGP program, one that ensures that future applicants are processed quickly and that the program operates on a sustainable basis.
Up to 35,000 parents and grandparents to be reunited with families
Mississauga, November 5, 2012 — After the first year of the Action Plan for Faster Family Reunification, major progress has been made in reuniting families more quickly and reducing the backlog of Parent and Grandparent (PGP) program applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
The 2013 Levels Plan, which was tabled last week, includes the admission of 25,000 parents and grandparents for the second year in a row, for a total of 50,000 between this year and next. This is a 60 percent annual increase from 2010 and the highest level in nearly two decades.
The Action Plan also took immediate steps to address a backlog of PGP applications that had ballooned to approximately 165,000 applicants, with wait times stretching to an unacceptable eight years. By the end of this year, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) expects to have reduced the backlog by about 20 percent. Of the applications cleared from the backlog, the majority met the requirements of the program and have been approved.
Furthermore, there has been strong uptake of the new Parent and Grandparent Super Visa, which allows parents and grandparents to visit Canada for up to two years at a time. The Super Visa is very popular, with over 10,000 Super Visas being issued since its launch in December 2011, and the acceptance rate is high at 87 percent.
“We listened to Canadians who told us the old program with eight-year wait times just didn't work,” said Minister Kenney. “The Harper Government's actions to fix the old broken program are working. Given the popularity of the Super Visa and planned permanent admissions of 25,000 in 2013, we expect to reunite up to 35,000 parents and grandparents with their families next year. This is a significant achievement and the highest number in nearly two decades.”
On March 23, 2012, CIC launched national public consultations on the redesign of the PGP program. Minister Kenney hosted roundtables with stakeholders and public online consultations were launched. The online consultations ran until May 25, 2012, and received a total of 6,444 responses, the highest number of responses ever received by CIC through an online consultation. A detailed summary of the results of the online consultations will be available shortly on CIC's website.
For the PGP program to be sustainable, it must be redesigned to avoid future backlogs. The redesigned program must also be sensitive to fiscal constraints, bearing in mind Canada's generous public health-care system and other social benefits.
“As we work to dramatically reduce the backlog and wait times, work on the redesign of the PGP program is progressing well,” added Minister Kenney. “As promised, within the next year we expect to launch a modernized PGP program, one that ensures that future applicants are processed quickly and that the program operates on a sustainable basis.
Hellow.I am a MI3 applicant.My NOC 3112.Application received on 21.10.11.PER on 08.01.12.AOR on 13.02.12.I was a silent reader of this forum.You people always inspired me by your comments.Can anyone please tell me when i can expect in process.Seniors please help.Hassan imam you have the same NOC.Do you have any update to share.Britto vai thanks for creating this forum for MI3.