Canada's New Immigration Policy

Cancel the naturalization fee and create conditions for immigrants to join Canadian citizenship; In view of the fact that the Conservative government raised the application fee for naturalization to 630 Canadian dollars in June 20 15, some critics think that the higher application fee makes it more difficult for low-income immigrants to become naturalized.

In response to citizens' complaints that the application fee is too high, the federal government will plan to cancel this fee. According to the federal government's forecast, the number of immigrants with citizenship will increase by 40% by 2024, partly because of this proposed policy.

2, efforts to explore more pilot projects to encourage new immigrants to settle in rural areas:

The federal government will explore more pilot projects to encourage more new immigrants to live outside Canada's big cities. For example, in addition to PNP, AIP and MNP, the federal government also launched the Rural and Northern Migration Experiment (RNIP) in 20 19 to promote the wider distribution of immigrants throughout the country.

3. Formulate a new city nomination plan (MNP);

This project can directly introduce the needed immigrants into the urban area. The project allows local communities, employers of commercial enterprises and immigration service agencies to directly act as guarantors and introduce technical talents urgently needed in the local labor market.

City nomination encourages new immigrants to settle outside big cities (such as Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa, Halifax, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton). The Department of Immigration has allocated at least 5,000 immigrant places for this project.

Extended data

The Canadian government officially launched the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot Project (RNIP), welcoming qualified technical talents and international students, and meeting the local social and economic development needs through the small community with relatively small population and serious aging left by skilled immigrants in Canada. Some pilot projects have been opened for application.

The Federal Immigration Department of Canada has launched a new immigration pilot project: Agri-Food Immigration Pilot, in an attempt to fill the labor shortage in agriculture and food, especially in meat processing and mushroom production. The project lasts for three years, and applications will be accepted in 2020, with an annual quota of 2,750 (family members can accompany immigrants).

Phoenix Net-A Long Boat in Four Seas: 20 19 Canadian Immigration Policy Summary and 2020 Prospect