Victoria is Open to Applying for Australia PR
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Jul 05,2022
As per the latest tweet of Honourable Immigration Minister Mr Sean Fraser, all the Express Entry draws for all the programs have received a green signal and it will be resumed from this 6 July, Wednesday. According to the announcement, candidates will start getting the invitations again. With the latest tweet, Mr Fraser has put full-point on all the speculations that was running like anything.
The tweet has elaborated that all the programs like Federal Skilled Worker, Federal Skilled Trades, and Canadian Experience Class are ready to invite the qualified candidates for Canadian permanent residency from 6th July 2022.
????Important update on Express Entry
Starting July 6th, 2022, qualified candidates will be invited to apply for permanent residency from the following programs:
1.Federal Skilled Worker program
2.Federal Skilled Trades program
3.Canadian Experience Class pic.twitter.com/kzemWB4P0b— Sean Fraser (@SeanFraserMP) July 4, 2022
If you are a candidate, who is looking to migrate to Canada on PR then you have to be prepared in the precise manner
If you are preparing for the Canadian permanent residency then you should also be aware with the latest fees changes as well. In the first week of April month, the IRCC has announced the Canada PR visa fees changes and that has been effective from 30th April 2022. The increment of the fees is applicable on
Program | Applicants | New Fee |
Right of Permanent Residence Fee | Principal applicant and accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $515 |
Federal High Skilled, Provincial Nominee Program and Quebec Skilled Workers, Atlantic Immigration Class and most Economic Pilots (Rural, Agri-Food) | Principal applicant | $850 |
Accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $850 | |
Accompanying dependent child | $230 | |
Live-in Caregiver Program and Caregivers Pilots (Home Child Provider Pilot and Home Support Worker Pilot) | Principal applicant | $570 |
Accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $570 | |
Accompanying dependent child | $155 | |
Business (Federal and Quebec) | Principal applicant | $1,625 |
Accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $850 | |
Accompanying dependent child | $230 | |
Family Reunification (Spouses, Partners and Children; Parents and Grandparents; and other relatives) | Sponsorship fee | $75 |
Sponsored principal applicant | $490 | |
Sponsored dependent child | $75 | |
Accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $570 | |
Accompanying dependent child | $155 | |
Protected Persons | Principal applicant | $570 |
Accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $570 | |
Accompanying dependent child | $155 | |
Humanitarian and Compassionate / Public Policy | Principal applicant | $570 |
Accompanying spouse or common-law partner | $570 | |
Accompanying dependent child | $155 | |
Permit Holders | Principal applicant | $335 |
Along with the fee increment, the IRCC has also updated the fund requirement for the Express Entry candidates. The latest fund requirement has effective from 11th May 2022. However, the IRCC has given the deadline to update the fund’s details in the existing express entry profiles until 8th June 2022. Here are the updated fund details.
NEW FUND REQUIREMENT FOR FSWP & FSTP – 2022 | OLD FUND REQUIREMENT FOR FSWP & FSTP – 2021 | ||
Number of Family Members | Funds Required (in Canadian dollars) | Number of Family Members | Funds Required (in Canadian dollars) |
1 | CAD $13,310 | 1 | CAD $13,213 |
2 | CAD $16,570 | 2 | CAD $16,449 |
3 | CAD $20,371 | 3 | CAD $20,222 |
4 | CAD $24,733 | 4 | CAD $24,553 |
5 | CAD $28,052 | 5 | CAD $27,847 |
6 | CAD $31,638 | 6 | CAD $31,407 |
7 | CAD $35,224 | 7 | CAD $34,967 |
For each additional family member | CAD $3,586 | For each additional family member | CAD $3,560 |
As per the latest information, things are finalized about the upcoming express entry draws. In the hierarchy, the NOC update is also about to come. As per further planning by, Canada immigration department, the latest changes in the NOC segment are expected to be launched from November 2022. The Canadian government is planning to change the existing NOC system into TEER (Training, Education, Experience and Responsibilities) system for the upcoming newcomers. The new TEER system is about to update as per below.
NOC 2016 | NOC 2021 |
Skill Type O ➔ | TEER 0 |
Skill Level A ➔ | TEER 1 |
TEER 2 | |
Skill Level B ➔ | TEER 3 |
Skill Level C ➔ | TEER 4 |
Skill Level ➔ | TEER 5 |