51% jump in desis getting Canadian ‘green card’ ...Middle East

Interest among the Indian diaspora in acquiring permanent residency in Canada continues unabated. The number of Indian citizens to be awarded permanent residency in 2018 under the express entry systemhas increased by 51% from 2017. Challenges faced by Indians working in the US, such as delays or denials of H-1B visa extensions, green-card backlogs, is resulting in a migration flow to Canada.

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