Canada C19 Bill : Immigrating to Canada under the Express Entry system is set to change, Know Details
Canada C19 Bill : Canada’s Express Entry system will undergo several amendments as Bill C-19 received royal assent. Under this new system, groupings will establish base on economic goals, factors such as employment, and fluency in English or French. The big changes are aim at responding to Canada’s labor market and demographic needs more effectively.
Read More : Vivo Y11 2023 : Vivo’s New Phones Details Leaked Before Launch, Know Expected Features
More details on the C-19 Bill is likely to be revealed, along with the exact categories and its eligibility in the upcoming months.
What is Canada C19 Bill
Bill C-19 is a new amendment to the Canada visa application process. Passed on 23 June 2022, Bill C-19 will amend the Immigration Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).
How Bill C-19 impact Express Entry
- With Bill C-19 pass, candidates can now invite base on “groupings” set out by the Immigration Minister.
- Under this new system, groupings will establish base on economic goals.
- The groupings will most likely chose base on factors such as employment experience. Academic experience, or proficiency in English or French.
- The Bill also seeks to implement nationwide changes by raising the age range for applicants who are require to demonstrate language and knowledge capabilities to “18 years of age or more but less than 65 years of age” from the current 18 to 54 age requirement.
Read More : Mysterious Tree ! Where on A Peepal Tree More Than 150 Pythons Live, People Worship Them
Canada C19 Bill : How Express Entry work
The Express Entry application management system endeavours to streamline processing for skilled workers who apply under three economic immigration programs.
Express Entry includes categories like the Canadian Experience Class, the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the Federal Skilled Trades Program, and a component of the Provincial Nominee Program, which will experience changes under Bill C-19 in 2023.
With Canada’s ever-growing labor shortages, businesses in Canada have urged the federal government to ease Canada Immigration pathways – especially for skilled workers.
