Canadian Work and Live Visa may get processed faster in 2017 as part of Global Skills Strategy

The federal government in Canada plans to process the Work and Live Visa faster than the usual in next year. This step will be taken as a part of a Global Skills Strategy thats likely to be initiated in the year 2017. Certain Work and Live Visas to be processed in 2 weeks under GSS As a vital part of Global Skills Strategy initiative, the priority processing time of 2 weeks shall begin in 2017, for a few specific Work and Live Visas that fall in high demand and low risk category. The Global Skill Strategy measures will include the following:

• A committed service channel shall be formed for organizations looking to make huge investments in Canada for job creation
• In low-risk fields, Work and Live Visa requirement for very short-term work (i.e. 30 days or less) to be dropped. Short academic stays would also be included in this.
• A dedicated two-week average to be set up for processing highly in demand and low risk Work and Live Visas and visas for the Canadian organizations

Key Objectives of Global Skills Strategy As per the Fall Economic Statement issued last month, the lengthy processing time for Canadian Work and Live Visas making it difficult for the business industry of Canada to lure the skill and talent required to thrive. And to tackle this issue, Global Skills Strategy is a vital measure or response, as it will surely help magnetize the talent from overseas. Canada Plans to Attract Global Talent Speaking about Global Skills Strategy in a associated event, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, Navdeep Bains mentioned that the GSS (Global Skills Strategy) aims to make it simpler for the organizations and industries in Canada to hire highly skilled, trained, talented and in demand people from overseas. Backing the Global Skill Strategy he further added that acquiring the talent from the group of highly skilled and trained individuals from Canada and overseas, will surely empower the country to be a global leader in innovation and technology. The GSS at now is eying at a few key sector to flourish and thrive, i.e. Technology Sector, etc. Pathway to PR The Canadian Work and Live Visa also provide a key pathway to permanent residency in Canada. In fact, several applicants coming on Work and Live Visa, later on utilize it to settle permanently in Canada. The work experience that a Work and Live Visa holder gets in Canada becomes a key factor when it comes to obtaining Canadian permanent residency. Note: This page is for information purpose only and Visas Avenue does not deal in Work and Live Visa. How to Immigrate to Canada without job offer However, obtaining Work and Live Visa or Temporary Visa can be difficult in view of LMIA requirement. You can also move to Canada by applying for Canadian PR visa directly. You can apply in Federal Express Entry system - a key pathway to obtain PR in Canada. It is a point based online system to submit EOI (Expression of Interest) and apply PR visa in Canada. Click here to know more about pathway to apply for Canada PR Want to apply for PR in Canada? Find the complete assistance in immigration process If you wish to get inclusive support and assistance to apply for permanent residency (PR), you coordinate with a registered immigration expert at Visas Avenue. Visas Avenue is a registered Visa Consultancy Service in India with dedicated offices in Bangalore, Delhi, and Hyderabad. To discuss your immigration process and eligibility for Canada, you may call the expert at 011-48447777, 011-46194650 (Delhi), 040-42467777 (Hyderabad), or 080-46668222 (Bangalore). Alternatively, you can call at Toll Free Number- 78-18-000-777 or can mail your queries and feedback to Visas Avenue email id-info@visasavenue.com. Disclaimer:Visas Avenue does not deal in any type of job or job assistance services. Visas Avenue is not a job recruitment agent or job service provider. Visas Avenue does not offer consultancy on / overseas jobs/Work and Live Visas/international or domestic placements.