See step 3 of Ontario application guide on http://www.ontarioimmigration.ca/prodconsum/groups/csc/@oipp/documents/document/oi_en_hcps_010517.pdf It says that: After you receive a Notification of Interest from Ontario through your IRCC online account, you have 6 months to submit your application to the OINP under the Human Capital Priorities Stream
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Liberals want to take Canadian population to 100 million by the year 2100. Since Canadians aren't making much babies and baby boomers all retired, how the hell will they meet their target eh! So yes 48,000 people in the pool since last distribution, maybe 55,000 by now, being uberly optimistic, is not even a tip of iceberg. Can't think of better example atm lol. So yes by the end of this year, 380 is given.
That's hilarious. You Mr. are going to stay-put here. You are wanted here for your killer sense of humor. And that's your voluntary workCan somebody Photoshop round of invitations page with score of 398 and 8000 ITAs and post it here?
Man that was bloody quick. Canada please take a look and take note. You got some of the best digital media professionals knocking your door. Now let us all in eh!
Yes i did. In fact last Monday. Initially i created my profile on May 10. Didn't get NOI last friday after the addition of 15 sibling points while my country fellow in the same situation got it cos he created his fresh new profile last week cos his previous one expired. Hence, i can surely recommend you to re-create your profile tomorrow or on Sunday whichever suits you better
thanks, will definitely do it this weekend, just giving IRCC benefit of doubt for this evening, in case they just wanna have a late drawYes i did. In fact last Monday. Initially i created my profile on May 10. Didn't get NOI last friday after the addition of 15 sibling points while my country fellow in the same situation got it cos he created his fresh new profile last week cos his previous one expired. Hence, i can surely recommend you to re-create your profile tomorrow or on Sunday whichever suits you better
You were very nice and encouraging with your posts in relation to my OINP queriesI haven't done anything! It was all you! Glad you got it!
The reason for the EE and Canada's immigration policy is that they realise the importance of having a larger population for a healthy independant self sustaining economy in the long run (100 years)...that was the reason why America advanced...most of the provinces have a mere less than20 population density whereas India,a country less rich in natuaral resources has a density above 600...domestic consumption driven economy becomes more relevant and they realise that to make use of the natural resources and develop their economy to a contender for the top spot in the decades to come,they need people...initially they will emphasis on highly skilled but in the long run they will take people who can contribute to their economy one way or other...and so,going forward surely the cut off requirement will come down...and Canada has a deterrent in the climate...also the higher taxes and lower wages compared with AUS and many other countries will always keep a check on the flow of applications as well...that way aspirants will have real chance..
However if the present government changes and new one comes in power and takes a policy review and back tracks and decide they don't want their economy's prospects to depend on expat community,then there could be a reversal in trend..
A bill is expected to be introduced soon as I read from the PMs FB page,to smoothen the process of issuing citizenship and reduce the residency requirement for granting of citizenship..
The reason for the immigration policy is long term economic growth of the country and unless there's a public sentiment against it and in turn policy reversal,more people will be allowed in..
300000per year over 20 years will only mean less than a crore ppl...the state i come from,in India named Kerala is 1/500th of Canada in size and has a total population of 40million ppl...yes 40....
so,it is economics they believe and unless there's something changes that or forces to overlook that benefit,their policy is likely to continue at least for few more years...
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How many of the landed immigrants goes back to depend state welfare will be the major reason four - five years later and if they find the net contribution is positive there's no reason to reverse..
this is only my opinion and I'm not an economist...my views may be incorrect too...
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Yes mate. In fact i re-created it last Monday. Good luck if you are eyeing of NOI. Its better to have a back up just in case.
andieangel
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We are all here a family, like someone mentioned before!You were very nice and encouraging with your posts in relation to my OINP queries
Don't worry about it! I am happy for you!
andieangel
Champion Member
You make some valid points about being proactive and not waiting for things to fall into our laps. But you've overlooked a major stumbling block that keeps people from achieving a higher score - age.
Consider my example - I've a Masters degree and CLB10 in IELTS but my CRS is a meagre 403. Why? Because I'm older than those who get 100 points just because they were born a decade after me
My point is, it's not as simple as you think it is to increase CRS for some of us unless we do a PhD (atleast 4 years), learn French (atleast 1 year) or get an OINP (1500 CAD)
Thanks for listening to my rant
Good luck.