Do you know the processing time has become faster for Canadian immigration now?

On 13^thof August2018, theIRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada) stated that they have much enhanced the processing times for the Canadian immigration applicants now. In particular, it has improved the current processing duration for the Express Entry profile candidates, Live-In Caregiver, and Spousal Sponsorship applicants.

The key idea behind the introduction of Canada Express Entry system is to aid the highly qualified employees to move to Canada quickly. The primary objective of the Express Entry is to process all the Canadian immigration applications received within a span of 6 months or even a smaller amount. As a difference, IRCC has flattened its individual goals by means of processing 80% of Express Entry applications only within a span of 4 months or a smaller amount.

 

IRCC introduced a new tool to estimate the processing time of the Canadian immigration applicants recently. In fact, IRCC ensures that it will launch a greater number of assessment tools and other accessible self-service alternatives to the applicants in the coming days. With this tool, IRCC is able to estimate and specify the processing time by considering a range of factors such as the amount of current Canadian immigration visa applications in the queue to be processed furthermore and the bulk of admissions or entries permitted per year below the multi-year immigration level schemes.

 

Also, IRCC has made another substantial improvement in Canadian immigration is by reducing the backlogged applications. A few years back, IRCC used to receive an extensive number of Canadian immigration applications to get processed. The processing time to proceed with these applications ensued to take years. Explicitly, the processing times seems to be very slow for the applications managed through the Live-In Caregiver Program (LCP) and Spousal Sponsorship programs.

 

But, as of the year 2018, it is found that the backlog for the LCP applications has been potentially decreased by 50,000 leaving only 12,000 behind. On the other hand, the Spousal Sponsorship backlog has been decreased to 15,000 applications. Thus, it is obvious that Canada immigration department is working hard to offer enhanced services to the Canadian immigration applicants with new tools and techniques.

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