Oct 10, 2022
Y-Axis Middle East (+971-0-42 48 3900) has updated its consulting services in response to Canada’s accelerated Express Entry draw program.

Dubai,United Arab Emirates - October 10, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The Dubai-based immigration consultancy has updated its consulting services in response to the reduced backlog of immigrant applications for visas to and permanent residency in Canada. On September 28, 2022, Canada hosted its most recent all-program Express Entry draw. Since they started up again on July 6, this was the seventh all-program draw.
More information can be found at https://www.y-axis.ae/canada-immigration-news
A division of the largest B2C immigration company in the world, Y-Axis Middle East now provides advisory services that are specifically catered to each client based on their personal biography – including their educational background, professional experience, and family history. Since border controls limited immigration possibilities during the pandemic, Canada recently increased its quotas for new arrivals and is on pace to take in more immigrants than ever before in 2022.
A number of variables, including a job vacancy rate that is currently at nearly 6%, contribute to Canada’s historically high immigration targets. Plus, baby boomers – the largest demographic of working-age Canadians – will retire in the next decade, adding to the significant scarcity of skilled workers in the country.
Y-Axis Middle East encourages prospective applicants to take advantage of the current political and economic climate in Canada, where the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship (IRCC) has openly embraced the prospect of record immigration levels. Y-Axis points out that, as Canadian permanent residents, immigrants will get access to job opportunities in large and growing industries such as engineering, manufacturing, IT consulting, and health care services.
People with permanent residency status are free to reside, work, and attend school anywhere in the country. Although Canada offers a variety of routes to PR acceptance, meeting all of the requirements for a particular program is frequently the most challenging part of the migration process – the bureaucratic hurdles are significant.
Y-Axis Middle East’s agents, however, have a wealth of expertise working with clients from all backgrounds and life situations and can help smooth over any difficulties. Moreover, the company maintains in-house Canadian immigration legal counsel for assistance as needed.
One client recently commented: “My sincere note of thanks to Mr. Naga Sai from Y-Axis Sharjah for his meticulous customer-centric focus. He was my focal point of contact from the start and was indeed very professional in guiding me through the process for Canada PR application. Thank you Naga Sai Garu and Y-Axis for your services.”
Interested parties can learn more at https://www.y-axis.ae/canada-immigration-news
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