I agree with you 30 is much early age to start decreasing points.I myself is victim of this situation n me being single is also not helping me.I'd say single and married people bring different advantages to the community, and we need both. I don't like the bias against older applicants that starts at age 30 due to my personal situation and the fact that people are living longer and remaining healthy and productive for longer these days. As we say in the US at least, 30 is the new 20 and 40 is the new 30, etc. However, I can also understand the reasons behind this bias. The population of Canada (and other developed countries) is aging, so Canada wants to bring in younger immigrants to offset this. And younger immigrants are also more likely to have kids than older ones. I agree there should be some loss of points for increasing age, but starting at 30 is too early in my opinion.
I think I must get married soon to become favourable candidate for canadian immigration.
Any nice educated gentleman here looking for their better half to come with them to Canada.