The Provincial Nominee Program in Canada has been significantly simplified by eliminating language testing requirements for certain applicant categories, aiming to ease the immigration process. The Express Entry system remains unchanged, requiring students to demonstrate English or French proficiency through an approved test and minimum program score, which is included in their Express Entry profile.
The policy has simplified the process for PNP applicants who are not part of Express Entry, eliminating the need for language tests. Express Entry PNP applicants must still undergo language testing and have their valid test scores reflected in their Express Entry profile. The testing organization electronically verifies test results for applicants, eliminating the need for a separate application copy. Language proficiency assessments must be conducted by approved testing agencies to ensure their validity. Canada's policy revision aims to attract skilled immigrants by eliminating bureaucratic hurdles and enhancing its appeal as a global talent destination. The update streamlines the application process for PNP non-Express Entry candidates, potentially enhancing processing times and increasing accessibility to Canadian immigration.
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