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  What provinces benefited the most from Express Entry in 2020? Ontario remained the most popular destination for Express Entry immigrants in 2020. It attracted 37,525 immigrants or 58.7% of the total admissions. British Columbia took second place. It welcomed 13,590 newcomers or 21.3%. The third main beneficiary of Express Entry is Alberta, which became a choice of 7,005 immigrants or 11%. •             Alberta - 7,005 (11.0%) •             British Columbia - 13,590 (21.3%) •             Manitoba - 1,515 (2.4%) •             New Brunswick – 820 (1.3%) •             Newfoundland and Labrador – 160 (0.3%) •             Northwest Territories – 30 (0.0%) •             Nova Scotia - 1,555 (2.4%) •             Nunavut - 5 (0.0%) •             Ontario - 37,525 (58.7%) •             Prince Edward Island - 445 (0.7%) •             Saskatchewan - 1,245 (1.9%) •             Yukon - 30 (0.0%) Historically, since the start of Express Entry, Ontario, BC, and Alberta are the top priority destinations for Express Entry immigrants. These three provinces combined welcomed 89.2% of the total number of 374,395 immigrants.   #Express_Entry, #PR, #PR_admissions (at Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMCqMDbD9pD/?igshid=1ttfxnkqv3lt9

Canada welcomed 49,175 family class immigrants in 2020   Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released the final figures about immigration to Canada in 2020. Canada admitted 49,175 immigrants in the family class. This number includes 36,025 sponsored spouses, 10,440 sponsored parents and grandparents, 2,470 sponsored children, and 215 other relatives. The total number of the family class newcomers has dropped by almost a half compared to 2019 when IRCC granted permanent residence to 91,300 immigrants. The biggest decrease is for sponsored spouses and parents. According to the 2021-2023 Immigration Levels Plan, IRCC hopes to admit 80,000 sponsored spouses and 23,500 sponsored parents and grandparents this year.   #PR_admissions, #IRCC, #family_sponsorship, #family_immigration, #parents_sponsorship, #PGP, #Parental_sponsorship #Parents_and_Grandparents_sponsorship, #spousal_sponsorship (at Manitoba,canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CLrg7lBjZvq/?igshid=1jiar4tuye8mq

What provinces benefited the most from Express Entry in 2020?   The main beneficiary of Express Entry in 2020 is Ontario. In the first half of 2020, it welcomed almost 60% of all Express Entry immigrants. The only two other provinces which may be regarded as the beneficiaries of Express Entry are British Columbia and Alberta, which attracted 21.6% and 10%, respectively. All other provinces combined accepted less than 9% of Express Entry immigrants. Nunavut is the only Canadian territory with no new Express Entry immigrants. •             Alberta - 4,490 (10.38%) •             British Columbia - 9,345 (21.61%) •             Manitoba - 965 (2.23%) •             New Brunswick - 440 (1.02%) •             Newfoundland and Labrador - 115 (0.27%) •             Northwest Territories - 25 (0.06%) •             Nova Scotia - 1,020 (2.36%) •             Ontario - 25,765 (59.59%) •             Prince Edward Island - 360 (0.83%) •             Saskatchewan - 700 (1.62%) •             Yukon - 20 (0.05%) Canada welcomed 43,240 foreign nationals who immigrated to Canada via Express Entry between January 1 and June 30, 2020.   #Express_Entry, #PR, #PR_admissions, #Ghimmigrationsvcs (at Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE4T8-eDqtm/?igshid=1a9ssenl0kf6s

Canada welcomed 103,420 newcomers in the first half of 2020 Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has released the new figures about immigration to Canada. In the first half of the year, the country admitted 103,420 immigrants. According to the 2020-2022 Immigration Levels Plan, Canada was supposed to admit about 170,500 by June 30. Unfortunately, the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic ruined those plans. Almost 63.7% of all immigrants were admitted through economic immigration programs. Among them, about 21,8% were nominated by the provinces. Business immigrants were less than 1% in 2020. As for the family class, 24% of immigrants were sponsored by their relatives: 17.6% were spouses of Canadians and 5% were parents or grandparents. Finally, 10.8% of the newcomers were refugees and protected persons. •             Skilled Workers – 42,360 (40.96%) •             PNP – 22,505 (21.76%) •             Business - 955 (0.92%) •             Sponsored spouses – 18,155 (17.55%) •             Sponsored parents and grandparents - 5310 (5.13%) •             Sponsored children 1,200 - (1.16%) •             Refugees and protected persons – 11,170 (10.80%) •             Total - 103,420 #PR_admissions, #IRCC, #economic_immigrants, #family_sponsorship, #refugees, #business_immigration (at Canada Manitoba Winnipeg) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDwA_QijR3u/?igshid=1vrws35wbso3o