Canada Replaced Lottery Based Family Reunion with First Come First Serve

19 Sep 2018

Lottery based family reunion potent sponsors can file the online appeal to call their parents and grandparents to Canada, but only some who have better luck than others received the chance to rejoin with their families. As per the data since its origin from last year only 10,000 people receive the opportunity to meet with their families from the lot of 95,000 people. From this year onwards it will depend on the basis of first come first serve. Let’s take a attention at what makes the government of  Canada stopped the lottery based family reunion system.

Reasons Behind to Take Back Steps by the Canadian Government

This conclusion is a consequence of growing demand of inviting families to Canada and indignity in the people who were posting emails saying this lottery system is harsh and not good.

To these remarks, the Canadian immigration minister, Ahmed Hussen replied that they are now concentrated on bringing the families to reside together. The Lucky system shouldn’t be concerned in the case of families staying together.

Plan of The Government Concerning the Families Reunification

Canadian immigration minister, Ahmed Hussen addressed on behalf of government agreed to raise this number to multiply that is 20,500 in the year 2019 and 21,000 in the year 2020 as correlated to number 10,000 in 2016 and 17,000 in this specific year. When the program of welcoming parents and grandparents began in 2014, then the number is restricted to up to 5000.

Filling Applications Procedure for Interested Applicants

Interested sponsors can go for online form filling at the beginning of the year to call their families. The appeal will be chosen by authenticity and how soon the appeal has been accepted.

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