Canada Immigration | Provincial Nomination Program Support Service Launched
Oct 10, 2022
In response to an expansion of provincial immigration initiatives in Canada, a visa application support agency based in Dubai, UAE (+971-4-248-3900), announces updated services for residents and citizens seeking to migrate to North America.
Dubai,United Arab Emirates - October 10, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The latest launch from Y-Axis Middle East helps those who wish to seek new opportunities in Quebec, British Columbia, and Ontario. The Provincial Nomination Programs (PNP) are exclusively administered by authorities in those territories and are distinct from Canada’s standard immigration processes. The initiative seeks to bolster the country’s social and economic performance by attracting talent from abroad, addressing labor shortages, and driving growth for businesses.
More details can be found at https://www.y-axis.ae/visa/pr/canada/provincial-nominee-program
The announcement details the company’s expedited immigration solutions to help aspiring migrants gather all of the necessary documentation and navigate the complexities of international relocation. Y-Axis Middle East offers expert knowledge of Canada’s PNP system, the country’s entry requirements, and what applicants can do to support their case for entry and residence.
According to Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan, the country is expecting to welcome over 430,000 new immigrants by the end of 2022. The PNP was first launched in 1998 and currently accounts for around 80,000 permanent residence (PR) admissions per year. While PNP nomination does not automatically confer PR status, it is seen as a favorable first step to gaining approval from IRCC – the body responsible for immigration, refugees, and citizenship.
Y-Axis clients who opt to pursue a PNP nomination benefit from a selection process that focuses on specific skills rather than on a purely points-based measure. Even in the case of a low CRS score, a provincial nomination can help support the case for PR by raising the applicant’s points tally.
Other benefits include an express entry option for certain PNP streams and no prerequisite of a job offer to be considered for the program. However, to be considered for the PNP route, applicants should demonstrate some previous connection to their province of choice, such as working or studying there in the past or having some family connections in the region. In addition, successful applications must also show possession of skilled-worker, skilled-trade, or Canadian Experience Class status.
A Y-Axis spokesperson says, “Canada is a favorite destination for individuals wanting to migrate to another country. The immigration-friendly policies of the country and the many job opportunities available are encouraging migrants to come and settle here.”
For more information https://www.y-axis.ae/visa/pr/canada/provincial-nominee-program
Contact Info:
Name: Y-Axis
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Organization: Y-Axis Middle East
Address: 2701, Saba Tower 1, Cluster E, Jumeriah Lake Towers, Dubai, Dubai 336259, United Arab Emirates
Phone: +971-4-248-3900
Website: https://www.y-axis.ae/
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