Scoring policy of federal scoring standard for skilled immigrants in Canada

In an exclusive interview with a CTV TV program, Immigration Minister Connie said that the federal government is planning to change the current policy of screening skilled immigrants by scoring and recognize a group with technical expertise. In other words, it will change the traditional practice of focusing on immigrants (including engineers and doctors). ) College degree or above. Connie explained that under the current system, skilled immigrants basically choose those with college education or above. On the contrary, it is almost impossible for people with specialized skills to come to Canada.

He said that the federal government will attract more "pearls covered with straw" to help fill the labor shortage in some industries after opening the door to people with specialized skills. However, Olivia Chow, a member of Congress of the Federal New Democracy Party, does not agree with this. He believes that the federal government should put its own people first and provide them with the training they need before making suggestions to fill the labor shortage abroad.

She said, "At present, 654.38+400 million Canadians are looking for jobs, and apprenticeship training and on-campus training must still be expanded." She suggested that companies that provide training for workers, especially unemployed workers, should get tax incentives. Immigration experts said that if Canadian skilled immigrants change the scoring method, it will undoubtedly be a favorable policy for applicants, and some applicants without education degrees who have been refused visas in Canada should seize the reform policy. However, experts also remind applicants that the policy has not finalized the specific practice and the implementation time, so those who intend to apply for a Canadian visa in this way will continue to wait and see, prepare immigration information in advance, and ensure that the immigration application is submitted at the first time when the policy is officially implemented.