“As of July 6, the backlog of Canada’s permanent residence applications had skyrocketed by 70 per cent to 375,137 since February 2020, with the number of applications for temporary residence currently sitting at 702,660 cases.”
This information is a lot to unpack. I might have to explore study visa , I can’t deal with this
If someone here can do the math and share on how long it will take to clear the backlog of the 375k cases, it would help with some hope. I don’t have the data on the IRCC staffing resources and other factors.
Did any one noticed...Till date IRCC has not yet update the pool list after last draw PNP/CEC on 21st and 22nd Aug....they are segregating eligible and ineligible profiles for next draw?
“As of July 6, the backlog of Canada’s permanent residence applications had skyrocketed by 70 per cent to 375,137 since February 2020, with the number of applications for temporary residence currently sitting at 702,660 cases.”
This information is a lot to unpack. I might have to explore study visa , I can’t deal with this
How sure are you about this. I made a mistake about my employment so I withdrew my profile and put in a new one would this be a problem potentially with misrepresentation.
“As of July 6, the backlog of Canada’s permanent residence applications had skyrocketed by 70 per cent to 375,137 since February 2020, with the number of applications for temporary residence currently sitting at 702,660 cases.”
This information is a lot to unpack. I might have to explore study visa , I can’t deal with this
Study visa is expensive and will only give you a few months edge. They can clear the backlogs in no time - if they really want to. The most important thing is for them to treat all applications at full capacity. Don't spend that crazy bucks on just getting in a few months before others, it's not worth it for me.
Express entry backlogs might be only a portion of that (I'd say 35% maybe). I'm not sure how much an overall backlog would affect express entry related app processing. what do you guys think?
Express entry backlogs might be only a portion of that (I'd say 35% maybe). I'm not sure how much an overall backlog would affect express entry related app processing. what do you guys think?
Different officers/departments for different application types. If the offices responsible for FSW outland applications are ‘willing’ this backlog will be cleared in no time.
