IRCC set immigration measures for people affected by the situation in Ukraine

Fraser told the briefing that Canada has set extra resources in offices in Poland, Austria and Romania to improve capacity to handle a potential influx of applications to come to Canada.
"Our goal is to identify the best path forward to allow more Ukrainians to come to Canada easily and safely," Fraser said.
The government has also extended temporary status to Ukrainians who are already in Canada on work, visitor and student permits and cannot return home.
Nearly 4,000 Ukrainians have been approved to immigrate to Canada since conflict with Russia began, Canada's immigration minister said Monday.
The NDP has urged Canada to drop visa requirements for Ukrainians to come to Canada to ensure people seeking safety aren't "subjected to a bureaucratic nightmare."

New measures in place to help people affected by the ongoing situation in Ukraine by Canada:

• Processing new and replacement passports and travel documents urgently for citizens and permanent residents of Canada in Ukraine, so they can return to Canada at any time
  • This includes immediate family members who will come with them.
• Prioritizing applications from people who currently live in Ukraine for
  • permanent residence
  • proof of citizenship
  • temporary residence
  • citizenship grant for adoption
• Adding new ways to make sure people who contact IRCC get answers as fast as possible
• Extending a temporary public policy that will permit some visitors in Canada, including Ukrainians, apply for a work permit from within Canada
  • This means people who get a job offer can stay in Canada and start working while their work permit application is processed.

IRCC will review all applications to see if they should be prioritized. Applicants can submit their application normally; there is no need to use a special process.
When reviewing applications, IRCC prioritize it if

• Applicant is a Canadian citizen, permanent resident or person registered under the Indian Act
• The family member applicant sponsoring is
  • A Ukrainian national outside Canada and
  • One of the following family members:
    • Applicant’s spouse or common-law or conjugal partner
    • Applicant’s dependent child (including adopted children)

IRCC is working hard to make sure Ukrainians working, studying and living in Canada can stay there. This work includes developing new measures to support Ukrainian nationals in Canada.
In other hand, IRCC invites 1,047 in new PNP Express Entry Draw.
On Wednesday, March 2, 2022 IRCC invited PNP candidates in the new invitation round. The cut off was 761. 

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