Canada targets 1.5 million migrants by 2025

Highlights of New Canada immigration Levels Plan: 1.5 million migrants by 2025

• Canada announces new Immigration Levels Plan 2023-2025 and aims to welcome more than 1.5 million immigrants
• The maple country raised its immigration targets for each year till 2025 and around 500,000 immigrants will be invited in 2025
• The economic immigration pathways like Express Entry and PNP targets are also increased including the spouses and dependents
• The family class sponsorship or PGP targets are raised to 28,500 in 2023, 34,000 in 2024, and 36,000 in 2025
• Canada’s new immigration targets are made to handle the economic recession in Canada

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Immigration Levels Plan 2023-2025

The immigration Levels plan is a blueprint for Canada to aim and welcome immigrants for the next three years. Canada announced its new Immigration Levels Plan 2023-2025.

The table mentioned below shows the number of immigrants that Canada plans to welcome for the next 3-years in detail.

Immigration Class	2023	2024	2025
Economic	2,66,210	2,81,135	3,01,250
Family	1,06,500	114000	1,18,000
Refugee	76,305	76,115	72,750
Humanitarian	15,985	13,750	8000
Total	4,65,000	4,85,000	5,00,000

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Canada has already crossed its immigration target record by inviting around 405,000 immigrants in the year 2021 and is expecting 432,000 by end of 2022.

The main goal of Canada’s immigration is to improve the economy, reunite families and provide asylum to refugees.

A rise in Express Entry, PGP, and PNP targets

• Most of the new permanent residents immigrate to Canada using economic routes through Express Entry System or Provincial Nomination Program (PNP).
• The targets for Express Entry rose for the next 3 years. These targets include Principal applicants, common Law partners, spouses, and dependents.
• The immigration targets for PNP for economic class pathways also increased for the years 2023- 2025.
• The second largest PR route is family class sponsorship under Immigration Levels Plan.
• The Parents and Grandparents or family class immigration program immigration targets increased for the next 3 years.
• Usually, the applicant needs to sponsor PR to partners, spouses, children, or other family members.

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Canada Express Entry Draw Results, October 2022

Canada PNP Immigration results for October 2022

Canada PGP invited 13,180 candidates, which is two times more compared to the 2021

A decline in Refugee and humanitarian pathway targets

Canada has a history a reputation for proving asylum to persons who are displaced and fleeing due to unsafe situations in their own home countries.

The humanitarian and refugee route also have allocation under the new Immigration levels Plan 2023-2025. The current targets are dipping year by year.

The table below shows the allocations of immigration targets for each economic, family, humanitarian, and Refugee class for 2023-2025

Immigrant Category		2023	2024	2025
		Target	Target	Target
Overall Planned Permanent Resident Admissions		465,000	4,85,000	500,000
Economic	Federal High Skilled (EE)	82,880	109,020	114,000
	Federal Economic Public Policies	25,000	-	-
	Federal Business	3,500	5,000	6,000
	Economic Pilots: Caregivers	8,500	12,125	14,750
	Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program	8,500	11,500	14,500
	Provincial Nominee Program	105,500	110,000	117,500
	Quebec Skilled Workers and Business	NA	NA	NA
Total Economic		266,210	281,135	301,250
Family	Spouses, Partners and Children	78,000	80,000	82,000
	Parents and Grandparents	28,500	34,000	36,000
	Total Family	106,500	114,000	118,000
Refugees and Protected Persons	Protected Persons in Canada and Dependents Abroad	25,000	27,000	29,000
	Resettled Refugees - Government-Assisted	23,550	21,115	15,250
	Resettled Refugees - Privately Sponsored	27,505	27,750	28,250
	Resettled Refugees - Blended Visa Office-Referred	250	250	250
	Total Refugees and Protected Persons	76,305	76,115	72,750
Humanitarian and Other	Total Humanitarian & Compassionate and Other	15,985	13,750	8,000
Total		465,000	485,000	500,000

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