- 主题发起人 杏花春雨
- 发布时间 2012-02-03
回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
事情正在起变化：经验类移民政策放宽了
康尼于当地时间4月16日在曼省温尼伯又发表讲话称，移民部计划缩短加拿大经验类移民项目的工作经验要求，将工作经验由两年缩至一年，从而使加工签持有人会更快更容易获得移民身份。
现在的加拿大CEC类移民的要求是：持合法有效工签，在加拿大有两年的0，A，B工作经验或在加拿大正规高等院校学习至少2年获毕业证+一年的0，A，B类加拿大工作经验。
这也预示着加拿大联邦技术移民的政策走向之一：发展加拿大经验类移民。
原文如下：
News Release Minister Kenney Announces Proposed Plan to Expedite Skilled Workers' Transition from Temporary to Permanent Residence
Winnipeg, April 16, 2012 To meet Canada’s labour market needs more quickly, highly-skilled temporary foreign workers could soon transition to permanent residence faster than before, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“Thousands of highly-skilled foreign nationals are working successfully in Canada on a temporary basis,” said Minister Kenney. “Expediting their transition to permanent residence would help Canada retain bright and talented people who already have Canadian work experience and the ability to communicate in English or French. In many cases, they already have a job lined up. Such newcomers are set for success.”
To make Canada’s immigration system more flexible and even more responsive to our labour market needs, Citizenship and Immigration Canada intends to reduce the work experience requirement for eligible temporary foreign workers applying to stay permanently. One major benefit of the change would be to make it easier for skilled tradespersons working in Canada to transition to permanent residence as their work is often project-based and can be seasonal.
Currently, to be eligible to apply, applicants under the temporary foreign worker stream of the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) must have acquired 24 months of full-time work experience within the last 36 months. Under the proposed regulatory changes, the requirement would be reduced to 12 months of experience.
The announcement is the latest in a series Minister Kenney has made about transforming Canada’s economic immigration program into a fast and flexible system focused on jobs, growth, and prosperity.
Launched in 2008, the CEC offers a pathway to permanent residence and eventually Canadian citizenship for international students and temporary foreign workers with highly-skilled Canadian work experience. The CEC aims to support the economic success of immigrants by selecting those who are most likely to succeed in Canada’s labour market.
In 2011, a record number of people were admitted to Canada under the CEC. According to preliminary admissions data, 6,022 immigrants were welcomed under the CEC last year, a significant increase in admissions of more than 50 % from 2010. In 2012, 7,000 permanent residents are expected to be admitted through the CEC more than ever before.
“The CEC is a key part of our plan for the future of immigration in Canada, and so it is gratifying to see the dramatic growth in the program since its inception,” said Minister Kenney.
事情正在起变化：经验类移民政策放宽了
康尼于当地时间4月16日在曼省温尼伯又发表讲话称，移民部计划缩短加拿大经验类移民项目的工作经验要求，将工作经验由两年缩至一年，从而使加工签持有人会更快更容易获得移民身份。
现在的加拿大CEC类移民的要求是：持合法有效工签，在加拿大有两年的0，A，B工作经验或在加拿大正规高等院校学习至少2年获毕业证+一年的0，A，B类加拿大工作经验。
这也预示着加拿大联邦技术移民的政策走向之一：发展加拿大经验类移民。
原文如下：
News Release Minister Kenney Announces Proposed Plan to Expedite Skilled Workers' Transition from Temporary to Permanent Residence
Winnipeg, April 16, 2012 To meet Canada’s labour market needs more quickly, highly-skilled temporary foreign workers could soon transition to permanent residence faster than before, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“Thousands of highly-skilled foreign nationals are working successfully in Canada on a temporary basis,” said Minister Kenney. “Expediting their transition to permanent residence would help Canada retain bright and talented people who already have Canadian work experience and the ability to communicate in English or French. In many cases, they already have a job lined up. Such newcomers are set for success.”
To make Canada’s immigration system more flexible and even more responsive to our labour market needs, Citizenship and Immigration Canada intends to reduce the work experience requirement for eligible temporary foreign workers applying to stay permanently. One major benefit of the change would be to make it easier for skilled tradespersons working in Canada to transition to permanent residence as their work is often project-based and can be seasonal.
Currently, to be eligible to apply, applicants under the temporary foreign worker stream of the Canadian Experience Class (CEC) must have acquired 24 months of full-time work experience within the last 36 months. Under the proposed regulatory changes, the requirement would be reduced to 12 months of experience.
The announcement is the latest in a series Minister Kenney has made about transforming Canada’s economic immigration program into a fast and flexible system focused on jobs, growth, and prosperity.
Launched in 2008, the CEC offers a pathway to permanent residence and eventually Canadian citizenship for international students and temporary foreign workers with highly-skilled Canadian work experience. The CEC aims to support the economic success of immigrants by selecting those who are most likely to succeed in Canada’s labour market.
In 2011, a record number of people were admitted to Canada under the CEC. According to preliminary admissions data, 6,022 immigrants were welcomed under the CEC last year, a significant increase in admissions of more than 50 % from 2010. In 2012, 7,000 permanent residents are expected to be admitted through the CEC more than ever before.
“The CEC is a key part of our plan for the future of immigration in Canada, and so it is gratifying to see the dramatic growth in the program since its inception,” said Minister Kenney.
回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
事情正在起变化：康尼发表重要讲话
当地时间4月17日加拿大移民部长康尼在安省伦敦发布联邦技术移民改革的重要消息。
链接：http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/depart...media&utm_medium=rss-eng&utm_campaign=generic
全文中文版随后上传。
London, April 17, 2012 The Government of Canada is taking concrete steps to realize its vision of an immigration system that actively recruits talent rather than passively receives and processes all applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“As the Prime Minister has stated, the Government of Canada is committed to making economic and labour force needs the central focus of our immigration efforts,” said Minister Jason Kenney. “We have already begun the groundwork and will be building on this foundation in the months ahead to ensure our long-term economic success.”
As outlined in the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will work with provinces, territories, and employers to create a pool of skilled workers who are ready to begin employment in Canada.
“We are making transformational changes to Canada's immigration system,” said Minister Kenney. “We want a system that is faster, more flexible a system that attracts younger people who can help grow our economy the minute they arrive in Canada.”
CIC has announced that it is already taking proactive steps towards building a fast and flexible immigration system that meets Canada’s economic needs. For example, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) points system will be reformed to reflect the importance of younger immigrants with Canadian work experience and better official language skills. Furthermore, CIC will strengthen the assessment of educational credentials to ensure that immigrants are closer to being ready to work upon arrival in Canada. FSW applicants will have their foreign educational credentials assessed and verified abroad as a part of the application process.
Today, Minister Kenney announced two additional changes that will help transform Canada’s immigration system. One proposed change would help CIC ensure FSW applicants meet current labour market needs. It would allow new rules set out in Ministerial Instructions to apply to people who have already submitted an application. For example, instructions could place a priority on a specific occupation, such as doctors, and have existing applications from doctors processed first, regardless of where they are in the queue.
A similar change would allow new regulations, once approved, to apply retrospectively to people who have already submitted an application. These changes would help ensure that immigrants are chosen based on Canada’s current needs and priorities.
“Canada risks losing the global competition for talent as potential immigrants choose to take their skills to other countries with more responsive immigration systems, rather than remain in the queue for years to have their application processed here,” concluded Minister Kenney. “All of the changes we are exploring will make Canada more competitive with other similarly-placed countries and more attractive to the best and brightest from around the world, and will better match our immigration system with the best interests of the Canadian economy.”
事情正在起变化：康尼发表重要讲话
当地时间4月17日加拿大移民部长康尼在安省伦敦发布联邦技术移民改革的重要消息。
链接：http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/depart...media&utm_medium=rss-eng&utm_campaign=generic
全文中文版随后上传。
News Release Building a Fast and Flexible Economic Immigration System
London, April 17, 2012 The Government of Canada is taking concrete steps to realize its vision of an immigration system that actively recruits talent rather than passively receives and processes all applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“As the Prime Minister has stated, the Government of Canada is committed to making economic and labour force needs the central focus of our immigration efforts,” said Minister Jason Kenney. “We have already begun the groundwork and will be building on this foundation in the months ahead to ensure our long-term economic success.”
As outlined in the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will work with provinces, territories, and employers to create a pool of skilled workers who are ready to begin employment in Canada.
“We are making transformational changes to Canada's immigration system,” said Minister Kenney. “We want a system that is faster, more flexible a system that attracts younger people who can help grow our economy the minute they arrive in Canada.”
CIC has announced that it is already taking proactive steps towards building a fast and flexible immigration system that meets Canada’s economic needs. For example, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) points system will be reformed to reflect the importance of younger immigrants with Canadian work experience and better official language skills. Furthermore, CIC will strengthen the assessment of educational credentials to ensure that immigrants are closer to being ready to work upon arrival in Canada. FSW applicants will have their foreign educational credentials assessed and verified abroad as a part of the application process.
Today, Minister Kenney announced two additional changes that will help transform Canada’s immigration system. One proposed change would help CIC ensure FSW applicants meet current labour market needs. It would allow new rules set out in Ministerial Instructions to apply to people who have already submitted an application. For example, instructions could place a priority on a specific occupation, such as doctors, and have existing applications from doctors processed first, regardless of where they are in the queue.
A similar change would allow new regulations, once approved, to apply retrospectively to people who have already submitted an application. These changes would help ensure that immigrants are chosen based on Canada’s current needs and priorities.
“Canada risks losing the global competition for talent as potential immigrants choose to take their skills to other countries with more responsive immigration systems, rather than remain in the queue for years to have their application processed here,” concluded Minister Kenney. “All of the changes we are exploring will make Canada more competitive with other similarly-placed countries and more attractive to the best and brightest from around the world, and will better match our immigration system with the best interests of the Canadian economy.”
回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
春雨老师，刚刚发现了这个消息，可否分析一下？谢谢！
News Release Building a Fast and Flexible Economic Immigration System
London, April 17, 2012 The Government of Canada is taking concrete steps to realize its vision of an immigration system that actively recruits talent rather than passively receives and processes all applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“As the Prime Minister has stated, the Government of Canada is committed to making economic and labour force needs the central focus of our immigration efforts,” said Minister Jason Kenney. “We have already begun the groundwork and will be building on this foundation in the months ahead to ensure our long-term economic success.”
As outlined in the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will work with provinces, territories, and employers to create a pool of skilled workers who are ready to begin employment in Canada.
“We are making transformational changes to Canada's immigration system,” said Minister Kenney. “We want a system that is faster, more flexible a system that attracts younger people who can help grow our economy the minute they arrive in Canada.”
CIC has announced that it is already taking proactive steps towards building a fast and flexible immigration system that meets Canada’s economic needs. For example, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) points system will be reformed to reflect the importance of younger immigrants with Canadian work experience and better official language skills. Furthermore, CIC will strengthen the assessment of educational credentials to ensure that immigrants are closer to being ready to work upon arrival in Canada. FSW applicants will have their foreign educational credentials assessed and verified abroad as a part of the application process.
Today, Minister Kenney announced two additional changes that will help transform Canada’s immigration system. One proposed change would help CIC ensure FSW applicants meet current labour market needs. It would allow new rules set out in Ministerial Instructions to apply to people who have already submitted an application.（所以现在根本没有什么排队顺序可言了吗？） For example, instructions could place a priority on a specific occupation, such as doctors, and have existing applications from doctors processed first, regardless of where they are in the queue.
A similar change would allow new regulations, once approved, to apply retrospectively to people who have already submitted an application.（不仅是91的同学，其他227，626甚至71都可能被砍吗？） These changes would help ensure that immigrants are chosen based on Canada’s current needs and priorities.
“Canada risks losing the global competition for talent as potential immigrants choose to take their skills to other countries with more responsive immigration systems, rather than remain in the queue for years to have their application processed here,” concluded Minister Kenney. “All of the changes we are exploring will make Canada more competitive with other similarly-placed countries and more attractive to the best and brightest from around the world, and will better match our immigration system with the best interests of the Canadian economy.”
春雨老师，刚刚发现了这个消息，可否分析一下？谢谢！
News Release Building a Fast and Flexible Economic Immigration System
London, April 17, 2012 The Government of Canada is taking concrete steps to realize its vision of an immigration system that actively recruits talent rather than passively receives and processes all applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“As the Prime Minister has stated, the Government of Canada is committed to making economic and labour force needs the central focus of our immigration efforts,” said Minister Jason Kenney. “We have already begun the groundwork and will be building on this foundation in the months ahead to ensure our long-term economic success.”
As outlined in the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will work with provinces, territories, and employers to create a pool of skilled workers who are ready to begin employment in Canada.
“We are making transformational changes to Canada's immigration system,” said Minister Kenney. “We want a system that is faster, more flexible a system that attracts younger people who can help grow our economy the minute they arrive in Canada.”
CIC has announced that it is already taking proactive steps towards building a fast and flexible immigration system that meets Canada’s economic needs. For example, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) points system will be reformed to reflect the importance of younger immigrants with Canadian work experience and better official language skills. Furthermore, CIC will strengthen the assessment of educational credentials to ensure that immigrants are closer to being ready to work upon arrival in Canada. FSW applicants will have their foreign educational credentials assessed and verified abroad as a part of the application process.
Today, Minister Kenney announced two additional changes that will help transform Canada’s immigration system. One proposed change would help CIC ensure FSW applicants meet current labour market needs. It would allow new rules set out in Ministerial Instructions to apply to people who have already submitted an application.（所以现在根本没有什么排队顺序可言了吗？） For example, instructions could place a priority on a specific occupation, such as doctors, and have existing applications from doctors processed first, regardless of where they are in the queue.
A similar change would allow new regulations, once approved, to apply retrospectively to people who have already submitted an application.（不仅是91的同学，其他227，626甚至71都可能被砍吗？） These changes would help ensure that immigrants are chosen based on Canada’s current needs and priorities.
“Canada risks losing the global competition for talent as potential immigrants choose to take their skills to other countries with more responsive immigration systems, rather than remain in the queue for years to have their application processed here,” concluded Minister Kenney. “All of the changes we are exploring will make Canada more competitive with other similarly-placed countries and more attractive to the best and brightest from around the world, and will better match our immigration system with the best interests of the Canadian economy.”
回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
恩，马上分析。
春雨老师，刚刚发现了这个消息，可否分析一下？谢谢！
News Release Building a Fast and Flexible Economic Immigration System
London, April 17, 2012 The Government of Canada is taking concrete steps to realize its vision of an immigration system that actively recruits talent rather than passively receives and processes all applications, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney announced today.
“As the Prime Minister has stated, the Government of Canada is committed to making economic and labour force needs the central focus of our immigration efforts,” said Minister Jason Kenney. “We have already begun the groundwork and will be building on this foundation in the months ahead to ensure our long-term economic success.”
As outlined in the Government's Economic Action Plan 2012, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) will work with provinces, territories, and employers to create a pool of skilled workers who are ready to begin employment in Canada.
“We are making transformational changes to Canada's immigration system,” said Minister Kenney. “We want a system that is faster, more flexible a system that attracts younger people who can help grow our economy the minute they arrive in Canada.”
CIC has announced that it is already taking proactive steps towards building a fast and flexible immigration system that meets Canada’s economic needs. For example, the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) points system will be reformed to reflect the importance of younger immigrants with Canadian work experience and better official language skills. Furthermore, CIC will strengthen the assessment of educational credentials to ensure that immigrants are closer to being ready to work upon arrival in Canada. FSW applicants will have their foreign educational credentials assessed and verified abroad as a part of the application process.
Today, Minister Kenney announced two additional changes that will help transform Canada’s immigration system. One proposed change would help CIC ensure FSW applicants meet current labour market needs. It would allow new rules set out in Ministerial Instructions to apply to people who have already submitted an application.（所以现在根本没有什么排队顺序可言了吗？） For example, instructions could place a priority on a specific occupation, such as doctors, and have existing applications from doctors processed first, regardless of where they are in the queue.
A similar change would allow new regulations, once approved, to apply retrospectively to people who have already submitted an application.（不仅是91的同学，其他227，626甚至71都可能被砍吗？） These changes would help ensure that immigrants are chosen based on Canada’s current needs and priorities.
“Canada risks losing the global competition for talent as potential immigrants choose to take their skills to other countries with more responsive immigration systems, rather than remain in the queue for years to have their application processed here,” concluded Minister Kenney. “All of the changes we are exploring will make Canada more competitive with other similarly-placed countries and more attractive to the best and brightest from around the world, and will better match our immigration system with the best interests of the Canadian economy.”
恩，马上分析。
回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
新闻发布：建设一个快速、灵活的经济类移民（注）体系
伦敦，2012年4月17日：公民移民及多元文化部长康尼今天宣布说，加拿大政府正在采取具体步骤，以实现积极吸收人才的移民体系愿景，改变被动接收及处理所有申请的局面。
康尼说，“总理讲过，加拿大政府致力于使力移民的中心工作是满足加拿大经济和劳动力的需求。我们已展开了基础工作，并将在未来几个月内为确保长期经济发展打下基础。”
根据《2012年政府经济行动计划》，移民部将与各省各地区以及雇主一道，为已准备好在加拿大工作的技术工人成立一个技术工人库。
康尼说，“我们正对加拿大移民体系进行转换性改革，我们需要一个迅速灵活的体系，这个体系能吸引更年轻的人士，他们一到达加拿大就立即能促进加拿大经济增长。”
移民部已宣布：移民部正在采取积极步骤建立一个快速、灵活、能符合加拿大经济需求的移民体系。例如，改革联邦技术移民的评分体系，从而反映年轻、有加拿大经验、有更好的官方语言能力的重要性。此外，移民部也将加强教育资格评估，以确保新移民在抵达加拿大后更接近于在加拿大工作。作为审理程序的一部分，联邦技术移民申请人的海外学历将在境外进行评估和认证。
今天，康尼部长还宣布了移民体系转化的另外两个变化。第一个提议中的变化是帮助移民部确定联邦技术移民申请人符合劳力市场的需求。《部长指令》将会对于已递交的申请设立新规则，例如，新指令可能会对于某些特定职业比如医生进行优先审理，现有申请中只要是医生职业，无论其排队情况，都会优先审理。
另外一个类似的变化是，新条例通过后，将会追溯到已递交申请的人。这些变化将有助于确保根据加拿大的当前需求及优先次序选择新移民人。
康尼部长最后说，“加拿大承担着输掉全球人才竞争的风险，潜在移民人选择把他们的技术带到那些移民机制更灵敏的国家，他们不会排队好几年等待加拿大审理他们的申请。我们所尝试的所有变化都是使加拿大吸引全球最好、最优秀的人士，使我们的移民体系与加拿大的经济利益更加匹配。”
注：经济类移民是加拿大移民的重要组成部分，它又分为商业移民、技术移民、经验类移民、省提名、住家护理转移民项目。
新闻发布：建设一个快速、灵活的经济类移民（注）体系
伦敦，2012年4月17日：公民移民及多元文化部长康尼今天宣布说，加拿大政府正在采取具体步骤，以实现积极吸收人才的移民体系愿景，改变被动接收及处理所有申请的局面。
康尼说，“总理讲过，加拿大政府致力于使力移民的中心工作是满足加拿大经济和劳动力的需求。我们已展开了基础工作，并将在未来几个月内为确保长期经济发展打下基础。”
根据《2012年政府经济行动计划》，移民部将与各省各地区以及雇主一道，为已准备好在加拿大工作的技术工人成立一个技术工人库。
康尼说，“我们正对加拿大移民体系进行转换性改革，我们需要一个迅速灵活的体系，这个体系能吸引更年轻的人士，他们一到达加拿大就立即能促进加拿大经济增长。”
移民部已宣布：移民部正在采取积极步骤建立一个快速、灵活、能符合加拿大经济需求的移民体系。例如，改革联邦技术移民的评分体系，从而反映年轻、有加拿大经验、有更好的官方语言能力的重要性。此外，移民部也将加强教育资格评估，以确保新移民在抵达加拿大后更接近于在加拿大工作。作为审理程序的一部分，联邦技术移民申请人的海外学历将在境外进行评估和认证。
今天，康尼部长还宣布了移民体系转化的另外两个变化。第一个提议中的变化是帮助移民部确定联邦技术移民申请人符合劳力市场的需求。《部长指令》将会对于已递交的申请设立新规则，例如，新指令可能会对于某些特定职业比如医生进行优先审理，现有申请中只要是医生职业，无论其排队情况，都会优先审理。
另外一个类似的变化是，新条例通过后，将会追溯到已递交申请的人。这些变化将有助于确保根据加拿大的当前需求及优先次序选择新移民人。
康尼部长最后说，“加拿大承担着输掉全球人才竞争的风险，潜在移民人选择把他们的技术带到那些移民机制更灵敏的国家，他们不会排队好几年等待加拿大审理他们的申请。我们所尝试的所有变化都是使加拿大吸引全球最好、最优秀的人士，使我们的移民体系与加拿大的经济利益更加匹配。”
注：经济类移民是加拿大移民的重要组成部分，它又分为商业移民、技术移民、经验类移民、省提名、住家护理转移民项目。
回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
[FONT=宋体]康尼此番讲话意义重大，加拿大联邦技术移民如何消除积案，以及新政的内容也越来越明晰了。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体]康尼讲话包含以下重大内容：[/FONT]
1， [FONT=宋体]如何清除[/FONT]18[FONT=宋体]万技术移民积案。康尼要故伎重演，效法[/FONT]2008[FONT=宋体]年的[/FONT]C-50[FONT=宋体]法案，修改移民法，使移民部长对于某些旧案有追溯权。请注意追溯权这个词，在其讲话里首度出现。如果此法案通过，新的[/FONT]MI5[FONT=宋体]将会适用于所有未审核的管道中申请，也即意味着所有不符合条件的申请人将全部退件退费。[/FONT]
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2， [FONT=宋体]建立申请人库。此举意义非常重大，简言之，第一，可严格控制申请人数；第二，可择优录取；第三，可随时调整政策；第四，可更大发挥各省、地区及雇主的作用。[/FONT]
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3， [FONT=宋体]移民前海外学历认证。海外学历必须通过评估及认证后才可移民。[/FONT]
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4， [FONT=宋体]优先审理机制。发布新闻部长指令（[/FONT]MI5[FONT=宋体]），指定移民职业清单，凡是在清单之列的申请人，无论其递交时间――[/FONT]91[FONT=宋体]旧案也好，[/FONT]227[FONT=宋体]也好，[/FONT]626[FONT=宋体]也好――统统优先审理。[/FONT]
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5， [FONT=宋体]修改打分体系。前贴已详细分析过了，此不赘述。[/FONT]
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6， [FONT=宋体]放宽加拿大经验类移民，将加拿大工作经验由两年缩短至一年。[/FONT]
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7， [FONT=宋体]新设立技工类移民。康尼前几天在卡尔加里讲话所透露，昨天的讲话未重申，但这将是铁板订钉的。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体]康尼此番讲话意义重大，加拿大联邦技术移民如何消除积案，以及新政的内容也越来越明晰了。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体]康尼讲话包含以下重大内容：[/FONT]
1， [FONT=宋体]如何清除[/FONT]18[FONT=宋体]万技术移民积案。康尼要故伎重演，效法[/FONT]2008[FONT=宋体]年的[/FONT]C-50[FONT=宋体]法案，修改移民法，使移民部长对于某些旧案有追溯权。请注意追溯权这个词，在其讲话里首度出现。如果此法案通过，新的[/FONT]MI5[FONT=宋体]将会适用于所有未审核的管道中申请，也即意味着所有不符合条件的申请人将全部退件退费。[/FONT]
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2， [FONT=宋体]建立申请人库。此举意义非常重大，简言之，第一，可严格控制申请人数；第二，可择优录取；第三，可随时调整政策；第四，可更大发挥各省、地区及雇主的作用。[/FONT]
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3， [FONT=宋体]移民前海外学历认证。海外学历必须通过评估及认证后才可移民。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体][/FONT]
4， [FONT=宋体]优先审理机制。发布新闻部长指令（[/FONT]MI5[FONT=宋体]），指定移民职业清单，凡是在清单之列的申请人，无论其递交时间――[/FONT]91[FONT=宋体]旧案也好，[/FONT]227[FONT=宋体]也好，[/FONT]626[FONT=宋体]也好――统统优先审理。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体][/FONT]
5， [FONT=宋体]修改打分体系。前贴已详细分析过了，此不赘述。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体][/FONT]
6， [FONT=宋体]放宽加拿大经验类移民，将加拿大工作经验由两年缩短至一年。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体][/FONT]
7， [FONT=宋体]新设立技工类移民。康尼前几天在卡尔加里讲话所透露，昨天的讲话未重申，但这将是铁板订钉的。[/FONT]
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那91的到底是切还是不切？太混乱了，彻底搞不清状况了
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3，[FONT=宋体]移民前海外学历认证。海外学历必须通过评估及认证后才可移民。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体]请问春雨老师，这个海外学历认证对已经拿到签证，但尚未登陆的tx是否有影响？谢谢[/FONT]
3，[FONT=宋体]移民前海外学历认证。海外学历必须通过评估及认证后才可移民。[/FONT]
[FONT=宋体]请问春雨老师，这个海外学历认证对已经拿到签证，但尚未登陆的tx是否有影响？谢谢[/FONT]
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回复: 加拿大技术移民规则，不改不行了
显然最终的目标是全部变成提名制，一个大pool，各自等employer的绣球。真到了这一步，移民申请的提交人数就会很少很少了，因为这种事太不靠谱了。
现在关注的核心是：91/227/626/71，在未来的几个月将会受到何种影响。
1-如果今年7月新新政出来了，某项职业不在职业列表中，那么是不是626/71的该职业申请人也被立即一刀切掉？
2-新打分系统导致分数不够，如因年龄问题，是否立即切掉？
显然最终的目标是全部变成提名制，一个大pool，各自等employer的绣球。真到了这一步，移民申请的提交人数就会很少很少了，因为这种事太不靠谱了。
现在关注的核心是：91/227/626/71，在未来的几个月将会受到何种影响。
1-如果今年7月新新政出来了，某项职业不在职业列表中，那么是不是626/71的该职业申请人也被立即一刀切掉？
2-新打分系统导致分数不够，如因年龄问题，是否立即切掉？
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