Another major update from @onbcanada regarding #newbrunswick PNP “Effective May 20, 2022, Opportunities New Brunswick, has temporarily paused the intake of applications in all immigration streams for the following NOC occupations: NOC 6311 – Food service supervisor NOC 6711 – Food counter attendant NOC 6513 – Food and beverage servers Check welcomenb.ca for more details

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New Brunswick PNP Express Entry news 📣 Effective May 20, 2022, Opportunities New Brunswick has temporarily paused the New Brunswick Express Entry Stream. The move comes following a surge in applications for the Stream. Read more at welcomenb.ca

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Marketing budget spent ✔️✔️✔️

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New Blog Post ‼️ Interested in working as a truck driver in Atlantic Canada? 🇨🇦 With the national shortage of truck drivers seen in markets worldwide, Canada is experiencing supply chain challenges like never before. With many companies having to think strategically about its labour force, many are turning to the international markets to fill those roles. Full article on our website. Link in bio.

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First time participating in a seminar hosted by LPEN and it did not disappoint! We discussed best practices in dealing with a client’s previously refused immigration application and some of the most common reasons for TRV refusals including: Purpose of Visit; Ties to Home Country; and Sufficient & Available Financial Resources. Before resubmitting an application, speak to a professional.

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Excited for Client K who received their Certificate of Nomination (Skilled Worker Stream) from New Brunswick today 👏🏻

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We’re busy meeting the new cohort of Crandall students at the International Student Orientation this afternoon! 🇨🇦 @crandallustudentlife @crandallu

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What does Easter in Canada look like? It usually involves chocolate bunnies, candy, and other treats delivered by the Easter Bunny. Derived from German folklore, the Easter Bunny is an imaginary character, similar to Santa Clause, who brings gifts — chocolate and eggs — that are hidden for children to find on Easter Sunday! And unlike most other holidays, Easter is a “moveable feast” meaning it's held on a different date each year between March 22 and April 25, following the Paschal full moon on or after March 21. This year, Easter falls on Sunday, April 17 🐰🇨🇦

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New certificate arrived today! ✔️

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Thank you @crandallustudentlife for the opportunity to present an Immigration Q&A to @crandallu international students today! 🌎

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March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada 🇨🇦 Avoid falling prey to immigration fraud and protect yourself with these tips in our recent blog post. Link in bio 💻

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A beautiful day in the Maritimes ☀️

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Dreaming of studying in Canada? Take a read at our most recent blog post for some helpful tips before submitting your study permit application 🔍📚 Link in Bio!

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Excited for my client who received their Certificate of Nomination from NB today!

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What happens when you want to leave the province after you’ve received your PR through PNP? We explore that answer in our most recent blog post 🖊 Link in Bio or 👇🏻 https://www.shorelineimmigration.ca/blog/how_long_stay_in_province_after_getting_permanent_residency_PNP

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From IRCC: Our 2022‒2024 Immigration Levels Plan outlines an ambitious but responsible path for immigration to fuel Canada’s economic recovery and post-pandemic growth over the next few years: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2022/02/new-immigration-plan-to-fill-labour-market-shortages-and-grow-canadas-economy.html To ensure Canada has the workers it needs to support a strong economy into the future, we plan to welcome: ➡️ 431,645 permanent residents (PRs) in 2022 ➡️ 447,055 PRs in 2023 ➡️ 451,000 PRs in 2024 (about 1% of the Canadian population) To support Canada's economic growth, nearly 60% of planned admissions are in the Economic Class. We will continue to support: ✔️ family reunification ✔️ vulnerable populations and refugees ✔️ Francophone immigration ✔️ talent retention in Canada Put simply, more immigration means more people in Canada participating in our workforce, engaging in our communities, and giving back to our economy. Now, more than ever, #ImmigrationMatters to Canada. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/campaigns/immigration-matters/track-record.html

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New blog post ‼️ With over 8,000 licensed consultants working in Canada and abroad, it can be difficult to decide who to contact first. Here are some things to consider in this month's blog post 💻 https://www.shorelineimmigration.ca/blog/how_to_choose_an_immigration_consultant

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Website updates coming soon! For now though, enjoy the view of the iconic Peggy’s Cove ⚓️

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News today from IRCC 🇨🇦 “We're modernizing Canada’s immigration system to support economic recovery and improve client service. Here are some highlights of progress we've made so far and what's to come in the months ahead: Permanent Residence (PR) 🏠 ✅ online PR applications, including PR card renewals ✅ easier access to status updates on some family class (FC) applications ✅ processing FC and Canadian Experience Class applications within service standards Temporary Residence 🧳 ✅ prioritizing study and work permit processing ✅ using advanced data analytics tools to support processing ✅ reducing application inventories that grew during the pandemic, including visitor visas Citizenship 🍁 ✅ online citizenship applications ✅ online tracker provides updates on citizenship application status and next steps ✅ expanding use of online citizenship tests and video oath ceremonies Client Service 💬 ✅ reducing wait times by adding more processing staff, digitizing applications, and reallocating work around the world ✅ updating processing times tool to give more up-to-date estimates for various application timelines Our work to improve client experience and modernizing the immigration system is part of a broader effort to address key challenges faced by our clients. To do this, we're relying on more people, new technology, and better policies and processes. We will continue to improve how we work to better meet the needs of the many talented and skilled newcomers who want to call Canada home. This work matters because our clients deserve it and because #ImmigrationMatters to Canada's recovery and growth: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2022/01/modernizing-canadas-immigration-system-to-support-economic-recovery-and-improve-client-experience.html “

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As part of our professional requirements, regulated consultants need to complete mandatory Practice Management Education and Continued Professional Development on an annual basis. 📆 Yesterday I had the opportunity to meet colleagues from coast to coast in the session, 'Managing an Immigration Consulting Practice'  where we discussed professional ethics, client account regulations, and agent agreements. 🇨🇦

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Book #4 of 2022 📚 I made a goal of reading 50 books this year and given the recent arrivals of Afghan refugees to Canada this week, I thought this one was a good choice 👍🏻

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Not only is Canada the third coldest place in the world (Antarctica and Russia taking the top spots), the Atlantic provinces have some of the windiest and snowiest cities in the region. Winds blowing off the Atlantic Ocean are the strongest winds in the country and have been recorded at 233 km/hr while St. John’s, Newfoundland sees an average yearly snowfall of 335 cm!  ❄️ 📍 Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia

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Many of Canada’s immigration programs require an applicant to demonstrate a certain level of English and/or French proficiency. These levels are evaluated using the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) which tests abilities in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Only approved language tests can be used for immigration purposes, one of them being the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) @smu.ielts 🇨🇦 📍Cape Spear (North America's most easterly point), St. John’s, Newfoundland

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Hello 2022! 👋 So much has happened over the last few weeks here in the Maritimes, like: - Nova Scotia reached the 1 million population milestone. - The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program was made permanent (officially) on January 1. - During 2020-21 academic year, Halifax universities saw the highest enrolment ever recorded with 31,532 students enrolled. Of these, 7,286 were international students, which is the second-highest figure on record. - Halifax was named one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, second only to Oshawa, Ontario. Looking forward to welcoming more newcomers to our beautiful region this year! 🇨🇦

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Wishing you all a fun-filled holiday season and best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year 🎆 We will be closed December 23 until January 3. 📍Horseshoe Island Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia #immigratecanada #immigration #maritimes #eastcoast #workincanada #studyincanada #atlanticcanada #aipp #novascotia #newbrunswickcanada #princeedwardisland #newfoundland

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