Canadian skilled immigrants (self-help). You don't need to submit an application before you get FN. How should I submit it?

"There are many influencing factors, such as the number of visa officers, the number of applicants, and the quality of materials." This is correct.

And "most of the successful applications were submitted to the Beijing Visa Office before 2002. Due to the backlog of cases at the Beijing Visa Office, and most of them need to be interviewed, many cases take four or five years. " This is not right. Canadian federal skilled immigrants do not need interviews for a long time (except for some back and security checks). Many cases of FN in Beijing were granted visas in the first half of 2005, and a few cases were granted visas in the second half of 2005. Before May 2006, most of the FN cases in Hong Kong were almost closed. So in the past, Beijing always took four or five years, while the progress in Hong Kong was generally only about 22-26 months. The reason is that there are many old cases in Beijing, and the annual quota is less than that in Hong Kong.

And "To this end, the Canadian Immigration Department studies the Australian skilled immigration review system, requiring applicants to pass the certification of relevant professional institutions in Canada before submitting their immigration applications. This will not only improve the efficiency of the Immigration Department, but also improve the adaptability of new immigrants. It is reported that Immigration Canada has basically completed cooperation with various professional institutions, and this new regulation was implemented in 2008. " This paragraph is wrong. At present, only the Canadian Senate has passed the C-50 immigration amendment bill, and it needs the final approval of Congress and the Governor-General of Canada before it can be implemented. The final date is the legendary September 2, and it may be longer. I am not sure whether it can be implemented this year. It has just been confirmed that all cases after February 27 this year will be executed according to this new law. Therefore, your submission must be handled according to the new law. Moreover, it is not "requiring applicants to pass the certification of relevant professional organizations in Canada before submitting their immigration applications", but only launching a list of occupations in short supply, and applicants belonging to occupations in short supply will be processed in a relatively short time, which is said to be 1 year (hehe, it is hard to say, it depends on the final implementation).

There are also "Beijing and Hong Kong visa offices are now trying the backlog of cases". No, Beijing is indeed accelerating the backlog, while Hong Kong has not moved. The issuance of ME (physical examination notice) has been stagnant for almost half a year. The reasons for it were not known

If you apply for skilled immigrants from Quebec, Canada, the speed is much faster, generally more than 1 year. But you need to learn French and attend the interview in French.

I hope it helps you.