Ray of Hope - 93rd Draw

[journey21]

Read this, folks:

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2018/06/21/facing-possible-expulsion-from-the-us-many-former-dreamers-could-qualify-to-come-to-canada-trudeau-told.html

This probably has a direct correlation to the CRS trends and cut-offs for the foreseeable future.

 

[journey21]

“While some DACA recipients may attempt to enter Canada as asylum seekers, many could qualify under the various immigration program streams,” reads the briefing note, prepared September 2017.

“DACA recipients who have attained advanced education and are employed in in-demand occupations may apply for permanent residency through express entry,” the note continued.

The Star asked Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Ahmed Hussen’s if Canada had the capacity to accept DREAMers facing deportation. In a statement, a spokesperson for Hussen’s office said the government remains committed to a “thoughtful and responsible approach to immigration.”

“We won’t speculate on any possible future trends, but we continuously monitor conditions and developments in other countries to inform our planning,” wrote Mathieu Genest in an email.

 

[abnzyr18]

“While some DACA recipients may attempt to enter Canada as asylum seekers, many could qualify under the various immigration program streams,” reads the briefing note, prepared September 2017.

“DACA recipients who have attained advanced education and are employed in in-demand occupations may apply for permanent residency through express entry,” the note continued.

The Star asked Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Minister Ahmed Hussen’s if Canada had the capacity to accept DREAMers facing deportation. In a statement, a spokesperson for Hussen’s office said the government remains committed to a “thoughtful and responsible approach to immigration.”

“We won’t speculate on any possible future trends, but we continuously monitor conditions and developments in other countries to inform our planning,” wrote Mathieu Genest in an email.

perfect...this is the time when we need more competition

 

[ReneeK]

Hi guys, I need your advice, I currently have CRS of 438. Had 8 on my IELTS last year, should i retake the IELTS or just wait & be hopeful?

I am a bit apprehensive that I may score lower than 8 in the next IELTS.

What are your opinions please?

 

[Ronja5200]

Hi guys, I need your advice, I currently have CRS of 438. Had 8 on my IELTS last year, should i retake the IELTS or just wait & be hopeful?

I am a bit apprehensive that I may score lower than 8 in the next IELTS.

What are your opinions please?

What do you mean it was "8"? What was your score in each section? I would definitely retake if there's a chance of getting more points. If you get above 441 you have a really good chance of an ITA. It's less so on 438.

 

[alfred0]

Hi guys, I need your advice, I currently have CRS of 438. Had 8 on my IELTS last year, should i retake the IELTS or just wait & be hopeful?

I am a bit apprehensive that I may score lower than 8 in the next IELTS.

What are your opinions please?

Retake IELTS. Although we are at 436, we still booked for another test get our score to 440+. 440+ is the safest zone for ITA at the moment

 

[DS895]

perfect...this is the time when we need more competition

I think the Dreamers won't create EE profile right away after announcement, it will take them atleast 2 months to come in EE pool.

 

[naten]

Guys, I’m feeling anxious for next week draw.

 

[overnight]

Guys, I’m feeling anxious for next week draw.

why?

 

[OdinNguyen]

Georgette Morris, a doctoral student studying immigration issues at the University of Ottawa, said Canada does have some capacity to offer the DREAMers a safe haven.

Morris said because many DREAMers have language requirements and can easily integrate to Canadian society, they make for desirable candidates.

“I do feel that there is some room or some space for accommodation to be made,” Morris said.

“There are quite a few things that the country has to consider in terms of balancing priorities and various other concerns, but I do think to some degree there is an opportunity there.”

Wow, with 30 mil population, accept 700k dreamers would be nightmare. Since when they accept just anyone to PhD program?

 

[DS895]

Georgette Morris, a doctoral student studying immigration issues at the University of Ottawa, said Canada does have some capacity to offer the DREAMers a safe haven.

Morris said because many DREAMers have language requirements and can easily integrate to Canadian society, they make for desirable candidates.

“I do feel that there is some room or some space for accommodation to be made,” Morris said.

“There are quite a few things that the country has to consider in terms of balancing priorities and various other concerns, but I do think to some degree there is an opportunity there.”

Wow, with 30 mil population, accept 700k dreamers would be nightmare. Since when they accept just anyone to PhD program?

Looks like IRCC might even think of opening a separate stream for Dreamers. If dreamers come to EE pool they will give tough competition to current ppl in spool. CRS score cut off might even go high as 470, or other possibility is that number of ITA's might be downsized in upcoming draws so that they can make them available for dreamers. All IRCC wants is best ppl and they know that dreamers are better for their economy when compared to current ppl in pool.

 

[navinball]

Dreamers wont score more than a 5 in ielts or have a diploma. they dont pose a significant threat to EE queue.

 

[mhentry]

Retake IELTS. Although we are at 436, we still booked for another test get our score to 440+. 440+ is the safest zone for ITA at the moment

Based on the current scenario 441+ is the best bet to get ITA.

 

[lightning_crashes]

Looks like IRCC might even think of opening a separate stream for Dreamers. If dreamers come to EE pool they will give tough competition to current ppl in spool. CRS score cut off might even go high as 470, or other possibility is that number of ITA's might be downsized in upcoming draws so that they can make them available for dreamers. All IRCC wants is best ppl and they know that dreamers are better for their economy when compared to current ppl in pool.

Right on

 

[DS895]

Dreamers wont score more than a 5 in ielts or have a diploma. they dont pose a significant threat to EE queue.

What is the logic behind that they will not score more than 5 in ielts