Federal Spouses and Children sponsorship success rate for previous 5 years 2016 – 2020
Good day ladies and gentlemen, this is IRC news and I am Joy Stephen, an authorized Canadian Immigration practitioner bringing out this Data Analysis release from the Polinsys studios in Cambridge, Ontario. Today is the 1st of Apr, 2022.
Today we are going to do some data analysis on the total applications for Permanent Residence applications processed for the Federal Spouses and Children sponsorship Program for the previous 5 years between 2016 and 2020. This data could give us some idea on the growth trajectory of the program and the success rate of the program. This are Global data or numbers and approval rates are also based on a Global trajectory. Region specific numbers may differ in their trajectory.
On my screen is the chart highlighting the data for 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. We will discuss the success rate trajectory and the popularity of the program or in other words the increase in numbers year over year for this program. In 2016, we saw a total number of applications at 64738 with 56907 approvals providing a very health success rate of around 89%. In 2017 out of 62687 applications, 55638 applications were successful with a good success rate of around 89%. Let us now move on to 2018, where the processed applications were 70156 applications and an approved number of 63704 with a success rate of 91%. In 2019, even with the onset of the pandemic, the provinces continued to select candidates through this method and had 68229 applications processed and had an approval number of 61979 with a success rate of around 91%. OK, 2020 was the final year of full data we have and considering the Pandemic, the total was a low number of 38413 applications and an approval number of 34714 with an average rate of 90% success rate. Overall, the trajectory of numbers and success rate is going up where the numbers increased as well as the success rate was maintained. The trajectory for this program for success rates is possibly going up.
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