Citizenship & Immigration Canada To Bring-in Language Tests In Pnp

Come July 1, 2012, and most overseas applicants

, keen to migrate to Canada -- under the nations Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), meant for semi and low-skilled vocations -- will have to undergo a compulsory testing of language. This was recently disclosed by the countrys Immigration Minister, according to whom Ottawa would make certain changes to its provincial immigration programs.

Jason Kenney continued that the test in question would decide the overall speaking, listening writing and reading capacities of the applicants even while they will have to cater to a minimum pre-decided standard across all four of these classes. That in the coming years this will make it comparatively tougher to apply under the PNP is no secret. Those who want to come under the Provincial Nominee Program would do well to apply as soon as possible so that they do not have to go by the fresh language criteria.

Coming back to the Canadian ministers observations, he disclosed that certain additional changes will be made to the program in question to continue to concentrate on economic segments. The minister added that consequently, overseas people arriving on the shores of Canada, via the PNPs, will arrive with improved language skills even as they will be picked-up for the likely influence they may make on the economy of the country.

He continued that over the years the nation has solidly backed great development across a large number of provincial nominees the reason being it is right for the provinces and territories to exhibit the adaptability to meet regional requirements. With much success, the Saskatchewan province of the country has employed the program even while it has vigorously hired overseas skilled workers having specific skills as required in Canada.

Meanwhile, the Immigration Minister of the province under discussion, Saskatchewan, was quoted as saying that new entrants play a key role in developing and suitably maintaining the highest possible standard of life in the province, and across the nation. He added that Saskatchewan is focused on to coming up with the best possible immigration program for the province to cover its particular requirements involving its labor and economic market.

At the present, the PNP is the second biggest economic immigration program of the country, with nearly 42,000 people likely to be offered with permits during 2012. The job for the design and running of its own PNP rests on each and every province and territory of the country.

The said program enables the many provinces and territories of Canada to duly nominate overseas business visitors who will stay and do jobs in the country before they eventually get the nations much-prized permanent residency (PR) status. The Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) favors provincial nominee candidates over other qualified visa candidates.

Those who are keen to move to Canada, in their capacities as provincial nominees, to begin with, would do well to duly apply before the specific province wherein they may want to settle and also conclude its provincial nomination procedure. In the aftermath of getting duly nominated by a territory or province -- and for the object of acquiring PR -- its mandatory for the applicants to file another application before the involved body, i.e., the CIC.

by: Abhinav

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