What does Canadian immigration quota mean?

Canadian immigration quota is a quota set for the number of immigrants every year according to the immigration policy and national conditions formulated by the Canadian government. The main purpose of these policies is to protect Canada's economic, social and cultural interests, and at the same time provide fair and equal immigration opportunities to attract those immigrants who have the ability and contribution to settle down and work. The quota also takes into account Canada's domestic labor market and the overall number of immigrants to ensure that Canada's economic and social development can adapt to it.

Due to the restriction of Canadian immigration quota, the number of applicants for immigration far exceeds the quota set by the government. As a result, the success rate of immigration application has become quite low, and with the passage of time, the number of places has been shrinking. Employment opportunities and social welfare are very attractive to Canadian immigrants, so the competition is fierce. They need better education and language skills to improve their immigration applications.

The Canadian government will update its immigration policy according to the changes of the times and national conditions to better meet the needs of the country. With the acceleration of globalization, Canada has gradually become a diversified and open international society. Therefore, the government is also adjusting its immigration policy to better support social and cultural diversity and attract the best, most experienced and most contributing talents in the world to settle down. At the same time, in order to speed up the processing of immigration applications and strengthen the review process, the government has also taken a series of new measures to make the whole immigration process more efficient and transparent.