Express Entry rounds of invitations: Category-based selection
French-language proficiency
Healthcare occupations
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) occupations
Trade occupations
Transport occupations
Agriculture and agri-food occupations
Express Entry rounds of invitations: Category-based selection - Canada.ca

Canada has always been known as a welcoming country for immigrants, and 2023 is no different. The Canadian government has announced several new measures for immigration in 2023, aimed at making it easier for immigrants to come to Canada and contribute to the country's growth and development.
Here are some of the new measures that have been announced regarding immigration to Canada for 2023:
  - Increased Immigration Levels
  - Focus on Economic Immigration
  - New Pathways for International Graduates
  - Streamlined Immigration Processes 
  - Increased Support for Newcomers
  - Family Reunification
In conclusion, the Canadian government has announced several new measures for immigration in 2023 that are aimed at making it easier for immigrants to come to Canada and contribute to the country's growth and development. 
The increased immigration levels, focus on economic immigration, new pathways for international graduates, streamlined immigration processes, increased support for newcomers, and family reunification are all positive changes that will benefit Canada and its immigrants.

Changes are expected in the Express Entry system
Express Entry brings together 3 immigration programs:
⦁ Canadian Experience Class (CEC),
⦁ Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
⦁ Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP).
Currently the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) conducts, every 2 weeks, Express Entry draws among candidates who have applied in one of the 3 programs CEC, FSWP and / or FSTP.
Applicants are selected based on their CRS Scores.
The CRS score indicates, among other things, the candidate's age, official language proficiency and work experience.
From 2023 The Express Entry system will not be based solely on the result of the CRS Score but will take into account the specific needs of the Canadian labor market.
Concretely, this means that even if your CRS score is relatively low, you still have a chance to be selected because other  criteria will be taken into account.
As soon as we have more information, we will post it.

There are currently over 1 million unfilled job openings in Canada.
Many vacancies relate to the technology industry, which is why Canada has launched the program:
Global Talent Stream: Bringing Highly Skilled Foreign Tech Talent to Canada.
Concretely, if you are part of the research professionals, your application for a work permit and/or temporary resident visa will be processed as a priority.
Candidates will be able to start working around 2 weeks after submitting their file.
You think you can be part of this program contact us.
You have already prepared your file but you want to have it checked by an immigration expert, we also offer this service.

The provincial government of New Brunswick is launching a new immigration pilot project:
New Brunswick Essential Worker Pilot Project (NBCWP).
This innovative project will provide economic immigration for the province and settlement services for immigrants (including skills and language training)
6 employers have been selected to participate in this Project
Cooke Aquaculture Inc.; Savoy Group Inc.; Westco Group;
Imperial Manufacturing; J.D. Irving Ltd.; and McCain Foods.
These employers were selected for their good practices in recruiting immigrants and because they already have the necessary settlement programs in place.
They will also have to:
Offer up to 200 hours of language training
Offer advice and support to applicants who wish to pursue their Canadian high school equivalency.
Have a sufficient human resources department to help candidates in their establishment (housing, transport, etc.) and support them in their career plan.
Want to be part of this program? Contact us without delay..