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OINP - In-Demand Skills Stream - September 10, 2024
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Did you get extension work permit?Mine in 1 month(work permit).
Healthcare professionals are getting approvals .Ppl are getting approval
Anyone got approval
No others also getting approvalHealthcare professionals are getting approvals .
Deep bhai can u share ur email ifNo others also getting approval
Deep bhai can u share ur email if
Which trade??No others also getting approval
Are they skilled trade who are getting approvalsDeep bhai can u share ur email if
In demandAre they skilled trade who are getting approvals
Recently they changed the rules.Making it almost impossible to get nominated.
These are the rules updated:
1. The allocation of nomination spots provided by the Government of Canada for the calendar year under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program.
2. The number of applications that the director has received where the director has not yet decided whether or not to grant the application.
3. The number of approvals that the director has issued in the calendar year as compared to the target number that the director has for approvals in the calendar year.
4. Whether the Government of Canada is currently accepting applications for permanent residence from persons who hold a certificate of nomination.
5. Revoked: O. Reg. 241/25, s. 1 (2).
6. Any systemic compliance or enforcement concerns.
7. Any policy priorities provided by the Government of Canada to the Government of Ontario in respect of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program.
8.Any policy priorities provided by the Minister to the director in respect of the suspension or return of applications under this section.
9. The unemployment rate in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
10. Current or anticipated labour market needs in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
11. The availability or cost of housing in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
12. The ability of the Government of Ontario to fund and ensure access to health and other social services in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
13. Whether an applicant is currently lawfully allowed to work in Canada.
14. Whether an applicant is working in Ontario at the time of application.
15. Whether an applicant has obtained a job offer for an employment position that has been approved by the director in accordance with the Act.
16. The applicant’s proficiency in English or French.
17. The applicant’s employment and wage history.
18. The applicant’s highest level of education.
19. The applicant’s work experience or education obtained in Canada. O. Reg. 421/17, s. 7; O. Reg. 149/25, s. 3; O. Reg. 241/25, s. 1.
These are the rules updated:
1. The allocation of nomination spots provided by the Government of Canada for the calendar year under the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program.
2. The number of applications that the director has received where the director has not yet decided whether or not to grant the application.
3. The number of approvals that the director has issued in the calendar year as compared to the target number that the director has for approvals in the calendar year.
4. Whether the Government of Canada is currently accepting applications for permanent residence from persons who hold a certificate of nomination.
5. Revoked: O. Reg. 241/25, s. 1 (2).
6. Any systemic compliance or enforcement concerns.
7. Any policy priorities provided by the Government of Canada to the Government of Ontario in respect of the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program.
8.Any policy priorities provided by the Minister to the director in respect of the suspension or return of applications under this section.
9. The unemployment rate in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
10. Current or anticipated labour market needs in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
11. The availability or cost of housing in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
12. The ability of the Government of Ontario to fund and ensure access to health and other social services in Ontario or a region of Ontario.
13. Whether an applicant is currently lawfully allowed to work in Canada.
14. Whether an applicant is working in Ontario at the time of application.
15. Whether an applicant has obtained a job offer for an employment position that has been approved by the director in accordance with the Act.
16. The applicant’s proficiency in English or French.
17. The applicant’s employment and wage history.
18. The applicant’s highest level of education.
19. The applicant’s work experience or education obtained in Canada. O. Reg. 421/17, s. 7; O. Reg. 149/25, s. 3; O. Reg. 241/25, s. 1.
Are they more people getting nominated recently or only 1-2.In demand
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