Canada is going to cut the number of immigrants, know what it said?

Canada's Justin Trudeau government has once again tightened its immigration rules. The Government of Canada has decided to change the policy related to tourists for the next two years. Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said, “We are going to reduce the number of immigrants coming to Canada for the next two years, this is a temporary decision taken to curb our population growth and stimulate our economy. “

'Need to stabilize population'

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said that immigrants have made a major contribution in overcoming the loss and decline that our economy suffered due to the restrictions imposed during the Corona period, but now the time has come for us to make adjustments. Trudeau said Canada needs to stabilize its population. “Our system has to work fairly for all Canadians,” he said.

What did the Immigration Minister say?

Canada's Immigration Minister Mark Miller has announced the 2025-2027 Immigration Levels Plan. Immigration policy is essential to our country's economic success and development. This plan will be successful in curbing population growth as per the needs of our country, thereby achieving development goals.

Plan from 2025 to 2027

Under the new immigration policy in Canada, only 3,95,000 people will be allowed permanent residence in 2025. It will see further decline in the coming years. The plan is to grant permanent residence to only 3,80,000 people in 2026 and then 3,65,000 people in 2027. This shows that Canada is now cutting back on giving PR.

Population has increased to record levels

Canada's national statistics agency said the country's population is projected to grow 3.2 per cent from 2023 to 2024, the largest annual increase since 1957. Now the population here has increased to 41 million. Immigrants from outside have contributed to this population growth.