In an announcement by Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney on April 17, 2012, some major positive changes are anticipated in Canadian Immigration. These include:
· System that actively recruits talent rather than passively receives and processes applications
· Economic and labour force needs to be central focus of immigration efforts
· Groundwork has begun for this long-term economic success
· CIC will work with provinces, territories and employers to create pool of skilled workers
· Transformational changes to Canada’s immigration system
· Fast and flexible system that attracts younger people – grow economy the minute they arrive
· Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) – point system to be reformed – to reflect younger immigrants with Canadian Experience and better official language skills
· Strengthen assessment of educational credential – begin work on arrival in Canada
· FSW applicants to have educational credentials assessed and verified abroad
· FSW to meet current labour market needs
· Ministerial Instruction to apply to people who have already submitted an application
· New regulations to apply retrospectively to people who have already submitted an application
· Ensure Canada’s current needs and priorities
· Develop a responsive immigration system – make Canada more competitive – attract best and brightest from around the world – to match Canadian Economy.
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