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　　为了满足2008年加国移民人数需求计划,即24万到26.5万之间, 在2008年2月27号前递交的申请将被继续审理.而在2008年2月27号或之后递交的申请将在具体政策颁布后进行审理.

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　　Government of Canada announces consultations on immigration priorities Ottawa, July 3, 2008 — The Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, today released details of consultations on Canada’s immigration priorities, following the passage of changes to Canada’s immigration legislation under Budget Bill C-50.

　　The new immigration law gives the Minister the authority to issue instructions on which categories of applications are prioritized, returned with a refund or held for future consideration.

　　The new law is intended to stop the growth of the backlog of applicants so that, ultimately, people who want to come to Canada receive a decision within 6 to 12 months instead of the 6 years it can take now. The new law also more closely aligns Canada’s immigration system with labour shortages so that immigrants who come to Canada will have more opportunities to find employment in their chosen fields.

　　The consultations will focus on identifying critical occupational shortages, the role of immigration in responding to them, and any barriers to foreign credential accreditation.

　　They will help develop instructions to immigration officers on which applications are identified for priority processing, particularly in the federal skilled worker category.

　　“The changes to Canada’s immigration law allow us to bring to Canada more quickly those immigrants with the skills that match Canada’s labour market needs,” said Minister Finley. “We are now consulting to make sure we accurately define those needs. This will help our economy and help newcomers better support their families.”

　　Beginning July 7th, the Department will consult with all provinces and territories, as well as key stakeholders, through a series of face-to-face meetings and videoconferences. A consultation schedule is attached. Representatives from business, labour, and academic and non-government organizations will be invited to these sessions.

　　The Minister will also consult national stakeholders at a roundtable in August. Other organizations or interested individuals who wish to provide input can submit their feedback online at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/consultation.asp#form until the end of July.

　　“We committed to consulting across the country and we are delivering on that commitment,” said Minister Finley. “I believe this inclusive approach will help identify the categories of workers who get priority, and will allow us to prepare instructions that reflect the knowledge and expertise of the provinces, territories and stakeholders.”

　　Following consultations, the instructions will be published in the Canada Gazette and available on the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) website at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/index.asp. They will also be tabled in Parliament as part of the Annual Report on Immigration.

　　To meet the 2008 immigration plan, which calls for the admission of 240,000 to 265,000 new permanent residents, CIC missions around the world continue to process applications submitted before February 27, 2008, the date the legislation takes effect. With wait times exceeding six years in some categories, few missions are currently processing applications received in 2008, which is expected to be a transition year.

　　The legislation will not affect agreements with the provinces to process provincial nominees or, in the case of Quebec, Quebec skilled workers. It cannot affect refugee protection, nor is it intended to affect our goals for family reunification. This means CIC continues to process applications in those areas in the usual way.

　　Applications from federal skilled workers who already have a job arranged for them when they arrive will also be processed. Other applications received on or after February 27, 2008 in the federal skilled worker category will be considered for possible processing once the instructions are issued.

　　Consultation sessions themselves will not be open to the general public or media. Documents that form the basis of the consultations are attached and available at http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/laws-policy/consultation.asp]]><相关文章 lid="4272"><标题连接>李先生喜获加拿大档案号0925 09/25/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4261"><标题连接>俞女士喜获加拿大档案号 09/23/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4259"><标题连接>陈女士喜获加拿大档案号09.23 09/23/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4256"><标题连接>加拿大的移民享有哪些待遇 09/19/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4254"><标题连接>9月加拿大投资移民政策大调整 09/19/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4250"><标题连接>加拿大投资移民新法正式开始执行 09/09/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4248"><标题连接>陈先生喜获加拿大沙省企业家移民面试邀请 09/09/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4244"><标题连接>尹先生喜获加拿大技术移民签证 09/09/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4235"><标题连接>杨女士喜获加拿大档案号 09/08/2008]]><相关文章 lid="4229"><标题连接>投资移民加拿大操作要点接触 09/05/2008]]> 移民_新闻标题_澳际出国移民_专业移民公司

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