According to a recent study by Statistics Canada, the number of Canadians who speak a South Asian language increased faster in 2021 than the country's overall population.
According to a recent Statistics Canada research, immigration to Canada
has increased the proportion of Canadians who speak a language other than
English and French at home.
From 2016 to 2021, there was a significant increase in the number of
Canadians whose primary language at home was a South Asian tongue.
Immigration is largely to blame for this expansion. One in five of the
people who immigrated to Canada as
permanent residents between 2016 and 2020 were born in India, and one-quarter
were born in a South Asian nation.
Between 2016 and 2021, the number of Canadians who spoke a South Asian
language at home increased far faster than the country's overall population
growth of 5.2%.
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Particularly, the number of Malayalam speakers increased by 129% to
35,000, Hindi by 66% to 92,000, Punjabi by 49% to 520,000, and Gujarati by 43%
to 92,000.
In actuality, South Asian language speakers increased at a rate that was
at least eight times faster than that of the overall Canadian population.
Methods for entering Canada
Express Entry and the Provincial Nominee Program are two well-liked
immigration routes for South Asian nationals seeking to move to Canada.
Express Entry is a mechanism used by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship
Canada to handle applications (IRCC).
It is the main method by which the Canadian government accepts
immigrants of all economic backgrounds.
The Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), the Federal Skilled Trades
Program (FSTP), and the Canadian Experience Class are the three separate
programs that Express Entry oversees (CEC).
Also read: Express Entry keeps expanding its application pool while lowering its CRS
Each of the three programs has minimal requirements for eligibility that
an applicant must fulfil in order to be eligible to apply.
Prior to applying, an applicant must declare their requirement in settling in
Canada permanently.
The Comprehensive Ranking System will then
assign them a grade.
Candidates for skilled workers are categorized
using the CRS to identify those who will succeed in the Canadian labour market.
It evaluates each applicant and gives a score
based on their human capital, taking into account factors like age, education,
language proficiency, and work experience, among others.
The Canadian government performs Express Entry
draw regularly every two weeks, inviting those with the best CRS scores to
apply to become permanent citizens.
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Program
for Provincial Nominees
Another popular route for talented
professionals to immigrate to Canada is through the Provincial Nominee Program
(PNP).
A PNP exists in almost all of Canada's
provinces and territories.
It enables each province and territory to put
out people who are eager to relocate to a certain province.
Also read: 353 candidates invited to the Manitoba PNP
The PNP's goal is to increase immigration's
positive effects across Canada.
To enhance its economic and demographic needs
and to welcome qualified workers, each province and territory has established
its own immigration channels.
A candidate may enter one of the PNPs through the Express Entry federal
pool.
It is referred to as an "improved
nomination" if you are nominated by a province under this stream.
The advantage of this kind of nomination is
that you will gain an extra 600 CRS points, which almost ensures that you will
be invited to submit an application for permanent residence in a future Express Entry draw.
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