Newcomers usually pick a major Canadian city to relocate to and could, in fact, be missing out on a better opportunity. A research project by Stanford University and the federal government is working on a tool that could point skilled immigrants toward a community where they could flourish and enjoy the greatest success. Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada is looking at a pilot program to test a matching algorithm to decide where newcomers should settle.
A department spokesperson said the pilot would allow researchers to see if these tools would provide benefits for economic immigrants. Contact Canada Immigration Express for help applying for the required visa to live and work in Canada. Their team of experts will make sure all paperwork is filled out correctly and on time.
The newest research furthers the commitment Canada has to evidence-based decision-making and enhanced customer service with a way to leverage technology and data to benefit communities, newcomers, and Canada as a whole. The AI learning methods were used to figure out how immigrants’ backgrounds and qualifications were related to taxable earnings in various cities while adding unemployment and population variables.
About one-fourth of economic immigrants move to one of Canada’s four largest cities, with over a third moving to Toronto. The immigrant’s arrival location will play a vital role in shaping their economic success. A lack of information stops them from identifying the choicest areas. The use of AI to assist immigrants could be very beneficial. Canada Immigration Express prides itself on helping families from around the world immigrate to Canada. Contact them today!