Canada holds opportunity for more business-based immigration post-Covid: ET

The report is written in the background of Canada’s “solid post recovery plan through business and economic immigration.”

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Amid pandemic induced recession, job losses and closure of businesses, some good news is coming from Canada, which is welcoming more business-based immigration post-Covid, the Economic Times reported.

The report is written in the background of Canada’s “solid post recovery plan through business and economic immigration.”

“According to the 2021 Anholt-Ipsos Nation Brands Index, Canada is the best country in the world for immigration procedures and investment climate (NBI). Canada was also placed fourth in the 2021 Global Start-up Ecosystem Index Report.”

The Economic Times carried an expert report written by By Lovedeep Arora, who cited Canada’s Immigration Levels Plan for 2021-2023 and said, “According to Canada’s most recent Immigration Levels Plan for 2021-2023, the country hopes to welcome approximately 400,000 new permanent immigrants per year.”

“According to the 2021 Anholt-Ipsos Nation Brands Index, Canada is the best country in the world for immigration procedures and investment climate (NBI). Canada was also placed fourth in the 2021 Global Start-up Ecosystem Index Report,” Arora wrote.

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