Latest Update On Canada Work Permit – Global Talent Stream Add Five More Occupations

Before Christmas, wonderful news came for engineers from Canada. Engineers are in-demand across the world. Canada also feels the same, so the country has planned to invite more and more qualified skilled engineers. As a part of the process, after Australia, Canada also jumps into the pool and added them to the work permit-based stream. As per the latest update, the Global Talent Stream added five new engineering occupations to apply for a Canada Work Permit.

ESDC (Employment & Social Development Canada) has the authority to take care of as well as a responsibility to make occupational changes in the system. As a result, the organization has monitored the situation of raising demand for engineers and put a suggestion to call the high-demand engineers through the Global Talent Stream. Canada Immigration also agreed with the suggestion of ESDC of adding a total of five occupations. As a result, a total of seventeen occupations are now considered in the list.

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Occupations Added to the GTS

• Civil Engineers (NOC code 21300);
• Electrical and electronics engineer (NOC code 21310);
• Mining engineers (NOC code 21330);
• Aerospace engineers (NOC code 21390); and
• Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers, NOC code 21311)

Global Talent Occupations List

Conclusion

With the support of the Global Talent Stream, skilled engineers have a great chance to obtain a Canadian work permit within two weeks of applying. The purpose of the stream is to provide highly skilled talent to the country. On the other end, the stream provides a great platform to those candidates who wish to Migrate to Canada on temporary or permanent bases.