permanent residency enquiries

[debbysol]

Hello,
I am currently in a dire situation. I am 40 years old, and my PGWP is about to expire (1 year remaining). I currently work as a Financial sales rep. The last time I checked my CRS score, it was 460. Please tell me what options are available for me to use to get my PR as soon as possible. I am really confused now. Please, I will appreciate your kind suggestions.

 

[Naturgrl]

Hello,
I am currently in a dire situation. I am 40 years old, and my PGWP is about to expire (1 year remaining). I currently work as a Financial sales rep. The last time I checked my CRS score, it was 460. Please tell me what options are available for me to use to get my PR as soon as possible. I am really confused now. Please, I will appreciate your kind suggestions.

Are you fluent in French? If so that is your fastest way. If not, then look at PNP. Unfortunately 460 is not a competitive score.

 

[scylla]

Hello,
I am currently in a dire situation. I am 40 years old, and my PGWP is about to expire (1 year remaining). I currently work as a Financial sales rep. The last time I checked my CRS score, it was 460. Please tell me what options are available for me to use to get my PR as soon as possible. I am really confused now. Please, I will appreciate your kind suggestions.

Start learning French asap with the help of a tutor with the aim of achieving CLB7 on the French test.

Also look into PNP immigration programs asap.

You options are limited given your age, score, and occupation.

 

[debbysol]

thanks for your response. I am not fluent in french and regarding the pnp what options are available to me at the moment. Also, I have a family member in Alberta, is there any option availble for me there?

 

[steaky]

thanks for your response. I am not fluent in french and regarding the pnp what options are available to me at the moment. Also, I have a family member in Alberta, is there any option availble for me there?

Is your family member in Alberta alone by himself/herself?

Best thing to do is read the instructions:

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/family-sponsorship/other-relatives/who-you-can-sponsor.html

 

[debbysol]

The family member is married with no kids if that is what you mean by alone

 

[steaky]

The family member is married with no kids if that is what you mean by alone

Then him/her is not alone.

 

[debbysol]

are you saying the Alberta program is about an option? Since the family member is married. So what can I do here?

 

[steaky]

are you saying the Alberta program is about an option? Since the family member is married. So what can I do here?

Have you read the above link (the instructions)?

 

[debbysol]

Okay I will read that . Thanks

 

[Naturgrl]

are you saying the Alberta program is about an option? Since the family member is married. So what can I do here?

What permit are you on in Canada? Alberta PNP is now points based so having family in the province gives you some points. Family is not a specific draw.

 

[debbysol]

I am currently on a work permit (pgwp)

 

[debbysol]

I am also thinking of trades will be an option for me? And what do I need to do to achieve that

 

[Naturgrl]

I am currently on a work permit (pgwp)

So you are only eligible for Alberta Express Entry, not AOS. Are you working in Alberta and have a job offer? What trade do you have your diploma in? For trades, look at Red Seal.

 

[debbysol]

I am currently not working in Alberta or have a job offer. I don’t have the trade yet was asking if that is an option for me and what do I need to enroll for it