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Citizenship and Immigration Canada Announces New Immigration Targets

March, 2012

Every year, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) sets immigration targets to meet the Canadian government’s economic, family reunification, and humanitarian goals. 2012 will see a large increase in the issuance of visas from overseas, with total documents rising from 217,800 in 2011 to a projected 255,100 for this year. >>Read full article on CanadaVisa.com

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family class immigration May 16, 2012 at 5:43 am

I think it will increase the applicants as Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) sets immigration targets to meet the Canadian government’s economic, family reunification, and humanitarian goals.

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