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Sudbury held a new draw under RNIP

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On May 10, 2024, the City of Greater Sudbury conducted a new draw under RNIP. In this latest draw, 32 candidates were considered under the Conventional Stream, with a minimum score requirement of 145 points. This is a significant decrease of 30 points compared to the previous draw, making it an exciting development for potential immigrants.

Sudbury has been actively participating in the RNIP, a program designed to encourage immigration to rural and northern communities in Canada. So far in 2024, Sudbury has invited a total of 416 applicants, reflecting the city’s commitment to attracting new residents and fostering community growth. Since the RNIP’s inception, Sudbury has recommended approximately 800 individuals, showcasing its dedication to the program’s goals.

The decrease in the minimum score for this draw indicates a more accessible opportunity for candidates seeking to immigrate to Canada through the RNIP. Lowering the score requirement can potentially attract a wider pool of applicants, enhancing the diversity and skill sets within the community.

Understanding the RNIP Program

The RNIP is a community-driven immigration program that aims to spread the benefits of economic immigration to smaller communities by creating a path to permanent residence for skilled foreign workers. Communities participating in the RNIP, like Sudbury, play a crucial role in selecting candidates who can fill local labor market needs and contribute to the community.

The latest draw in Sudbury is a positive step for both the city and potential immigrants. The reduction in the minimum score requirement to 145 points highlights Sudbury’s commitment to making immigration more attainable for skilled workers. As the RNIP continues to evolve, Sudbury remains a welcoming destination for new residents looking to contribute to and grow with the community.

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