Asylum vs Express Entry ?!

[Saleh Hussain]

Hello everyone,

I'm a Palestinian lives in Saudi.
I have a travel document that issued from Egypt, I want to immigrate to Canada but I don't know where to start. Sometimes I think to apply for Express Entry but, other times I think to use my travel document as a refugee which may help me to move to Canada.
I think that applying for Express Entry is a guaranteed way but it's kind of difficult! So, shall I work hard and get as much as I can points for it. Or I'd better go with the travel document to ask for Asylum?

 

[Rob_TO]

The only way you'd get to Canada is with an approved TRV (Temporary Resident Visa) issued by Canada.

 

[Saleh Hussain]

The only way you'd get to Canada is with an approved TRV (Temporary Resident Visa) issued by Canada.

Rob_TO
I'm not sure if I got you!
but, applying for Express Entry don't require TRV,
I know people who moved to Canada by Express Entry without having TRV. They haven't been to Canada.

 

[Buletruck]

He means to claim assylum you would need a TRV.

 

[Saleh Hussain]

He means to claim assylum you would need a TRV.

Ok, now I understood thanks Buletruck

 

[scylla]

Hello everyone,

I'm a Palestinian lives in Saudi.
I have a travel document that issued from Egypt, I want to immigrate to Canada but I don't know where to start. Sometimes I think to apply for Express Entry but, other times I think to use my travel document as a refugee which may help me to move to Canada.
I think that applying for Express Entry is a guaranteed way but it's kind of difficult! So, shall I work hard and get as much as I can points for it. Or I'd better go with the travel document to ask for Asylum?

Express Entry is the most realistic option. Highly unlikely you would be granted a TRV.