The Canadian federal government has announced that it will welcome more than 1 million immigrants over the next three years. Choosing an appropriate immigration program that gives you the best chances of success among over 70 ones can be confusing. In this article, we will talk about the easiest ways to immigrate to Canada.

 The Canadian government has made some changes to immigration procedures to reduce the spread of the coronavirus. In this article, we will provide you with the 4 easiest ways to immigrate to Canada right now.

Express is one of the immigration programs that helps skilled workers immigrate to

 Canada as a permanent resident. The system ranks candidates based on their education, work, age, experience, and language skills, and then determines and selects the best candidates to be invited to Canada. Workers invited by the Express Entry system can bring their families! 

Express entry is wonderful because it has the fastest processing time compared to all Canadian immigration programs, 80% of applications are processed in four months or even less. 

 There are several immigration programs under this program for each Canadian province and territory, known as the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). 

PNPs enable provinces to meet their individual economic needs by nominating certain workers for permanent residence. Usually, Provincial Nominee Programs look for experienced foreign workers who are demanded occupations in the province.

 For example, a few months ago, the province of Saskatchewan changed its PNP to propose more candidates for computer programming. 

Candidates who receive a provincial nomination, earn an additional 600 points in the CRS (Full Ranking System), fully ensuring that they will receive an ITA (invitation to apply) for permanent residence of IRCC.

 There are nearly 80 different PNPs in Canada, each with its eligibility criteria. If you qualify for one of them, this may be your way to Canada! 

 Canada is one of the best destinations for international students in the world. This is due to many characteristics of Canadian institutions, such as a positive attitude towards newcomers, large schools,and affordable tuition fees. 

Canada also facilitates international students to apply for permanent residence after graduation. For this reason, many students choose to begin their immigration trip to Canada and then apply for permanent residence later!

 The Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program (AIP) was launched in 2017 to help attract more workers to Canada's Atlantic region. The program allows employers in Atlantic Canada to hire workers from outside Canada.