Number Of Backlogs In Immigration Applications In Canada Dropping

Thousands and thousands of people send in their applications to Canada to become immigrants in this country. These individuals have a variety of reasons why they chose to apply to become immigrants in this country and the list includes taking further studies there, reuniting with their relatives, and job offers. With Canada as one of the top countries in terms of economy and education, it is not surprising why plenty of people choose to do their best to be able to meet all the requirements that the government is asking for.

 

With the huge number of potential immigrants sending in their applications each year, it would not be quite a surprise if there were backlogs in the processing of applications. Add to the mix the reopening of the country to immigrants and the huge number of people who have put their plans on pause when the pandemic started. This is the time that they would start going back to their plans.

 

What the government is doing

 

In recent updates from the government of Canada, they are currently working hard to ensure that they do what is necessary to be able to lower the number of backlogs in terms of applications for immigration to the country. So far, it seems like what the government is doing is working as there has been a 1.3% decrease in the backlogs for the applications under the economic programs in Canada. This may seem like a small number but any decrease in the backlogs is a good thing and a positive move.

 

According to Sean Fraser, the Minister for Immigration, the government is doing what it can to ensure that normal operations are back after there have been a lot of changes that had happened when the pandemic happened. By bringing back normal operations, the backlog on the applications may be worked on a whole lot quicker. Canada is also ready to shell out $2.1 billion for the coming five years which would be used to ensure that the processing of applications would improve.

 

Upgrading the process

 

The spokesperson for Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada, Beatrice Fenelon, had disclosed that the agency is working on modernizing the current system of immigration so as to ensure that things move a lot faster and Canada would be able to work on the backlogs. This would also help ensure that backlogs would be avoided in the future. With the new budget, the agency can work on a new digital platform that would be used to better manage immigration applications. Fenelon is positive about this plan and she believes that it will transform how the immigration system is functioning. Immigration applications would be processed a lot faster than the current rate that they are working with.

 

 

 

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