Here are some key aspects of Canada’s immigration policy.

Programs for Immigration: There are several immigration programs in Canada that allow people to come to the country as temporary workers, international students, or permanent residents. These programs are intended to attract people with in-demand skills and experience in the Canadian economy, as well as family members of Canadian citizens and permanent residents.

System of Express Entry: The Express Entry system is a point-based system that selects skilled workers for permanent residency in Canada based on factors such as age, education, language proficiency, work experience, and other factors. The system is intended to be quick and efficient, with the majority of applications processed within six months.

Services for Settlement: The Canadian government provides settlement services to assist newcomers in assimilating into the Canadian society and finding work. Language training, job search assistance, and cultural orientation are among the services provided.

Policy on Multiculturalism: Canada has a multicultural policy that recognizes and celebrates its population’s diversity. This policy has aided in the formation of Canada’s identity as a welcoming and inclusive society.

Resettlement of Refugees: Canada has a long history of welcoming refugees and is one of the world’s most generous refugee resettlement programs. More than 30,000 refugees were resettled in Canada in 2019.

“Canada is the only country in the world that knows how to live without an identity.” – Marshall McLuhan