Ontario PNP (OINP) 2019 Discussion Join Here
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So these are all the PNP streams which you can be eligible for without job offer, canadian experience, canadian education or any entrepreneural process:
Among these, only Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia are accepting manual application, you need to watch those streams and apply when they are opened (I believe PEI is always open for submission)
Saskatchewan: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/moving-to-saskatchewan/immigrating-to-saskatchewan/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program/applicants-international-skilled-workers/international-skilled-worker-saskatchewan-express-entry
PEI: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/service/submit-your-expression-interest-profile
Nova Scotia Category B (currently closed): https://novascotiaimmigration.com/move-here/nova-scotia-demand-express-entry/
As for the Atlantic program, you're right, you need a valid job offer, sorry for that.
Hope this info provides some help, I'm in no way an expert, I just got my OINP nomination through EE but I've read all these info online during my waiting time in EE pool to explore my chances. So, you might want to ask for the opinion of a professional but beware, most people get nothing in return for their money from the so-called immigration consultants.
Hi @tzygane:
Congrats on your nomination! What OINP stream did you eventually get nominated through - the FSSW?
From your timeline (in your signature), I see I applied 5 days after you. I hope for a similar outcome to yours.
Congrats on your nomination! What OINP stream did you eventually get nominated through - the FSSW?
From your timeline (in your signature), I see I applied 5 days after you. I hope for a similar outcome to yours.
So these are all the PNP streams which you can be eligible for without job offer, canadian experience, canadian education or any entrepreneural process:
Among these, only Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia are accepting manual application, you need to watch those streams and apply when they are opened (I believe PEI is always open for submission)
Saskatchewan: https://www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/moving-to-saskatchewan/immigrating-to-saskatchewan/saskatchewan-immigrant-nominee-program/applicants-international-skilled-workers/international-skilled-worker-saskatchewan-express-entry
PEI: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/service/submit-your-expression-interest-profile
Nova Scotia Category B (currently closed): https://novascotiaimmigration.com/move-here/nova-scotia-demand-express-entry/
As for the Atlantic program, you're right, you need a valid job offer, sorry for that.
Hope this info provides some help, I'm in no way an expert, I just got my OINP nomination through EE but I've read all these info online during my waiting time in EE pool to explore my chances. So, you might want to ask for the opinion of a professional but beware, most people get nothing in return for their money from the so-called immigration consultants.
Hi Dan,Hi @tzygane:
Congrats on your nomination! What OINP stream did you eventually get nominated through - the FSSW?
From your timeline (in your signature), I see I applied 5 days after you. I hope for a similar outcome to yours.
Yes, my nomination is for FSWP, NOC 0124 (marketing managers)
Since the 14 January NOI recepients were above 439 CRS and just after that the EE draw dropped down to 438, many recepients did not apply for OINP so there are few applications to process by Ontario so this time process was very fast. They usually send out nominations on Monday r Friday so yours might be coming this Friday if you are already in DIP stage.
Hope yours work out well too!
I'm not yet at DIP - just moved to assessment a couple of days ago. I'll keep watching it.
Thanks for your explanation - it makes complete sense. I'm now assuming you were nominated through the Human Capital Priorities Stream - I had thought it was the French one.
Hopefully, the ITA comes through today for you!
Best wishes.
Thanks for your explanation - it makes complete sense. I'm now assuming you were nominated through the Human Capital Priorities Stream - I had thought it was the French one.
Hopefully, the ITA comes through today for you!
Best wishes.
Hi, except PhD/Masters stream (which requires you got at least 1 year of full time post-graduate education in Ontario) all of the OINP streams require 1 year of uninterrupted full-time paid employment in the last 5 years (meaning you have to be paid for at least 30 hours / week for a full year, you may have changed jobs in-between but there mustn't be gap between them) so your 8 months paid experience is a disqualifier (unless you were paid for 30 hours in your internship and there is no gap between internship and paid employment)
On another note: there's no "application" for OINP really unless they find you in the EE pool and send you a NOI, only after that you'll select your stream and at the stage of submitting your documents you'll pay the application fee (1.500 CAD) so no, you don't need to pay anything to enter the OINP (meaning there's no "entry" to the OINP pool) so do not trust the so-called immigration consultants.
What is your CRS score? Maybe you can get an ITA directly in EE?
Thanks mate! You should be in Assessment for 7-10 days and then the same time for DIP, so hopefully you'll get your nom in apprx. 10 days from now on!I'm not yet at DIP - just moved to assessment a couple of days ago. I'll keep watching it.
Thanks for your explanation - it makes complete sense. I'm now assuming you were nominated through the Human Capital Priorities Stream - I had thought it was the French one.
Hopefully, the ITA comes through today for you!
Best wishes.
Unfortunately I am not near to getting CLB 7 from TEF, that's a whole different lot from speaking french on the street
Today there should be an EE draw yes (they made a maintenance on the portal probably to optimize it for the overflow of traffic fter the draw), fingers crossed!
By FSWP, do you mean "French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream" ? If not, what was your stream?
My stream is FSWP (one of the subclasses of HCP stream) and Ontario website details HCP's subclasses as follows:
"To qualify for Ontario’s Express Entry Human Capital Priorities Stream, you must meet the requirements of one of these federal immigration programs:
- Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), or
- Canadian Experience Class (CEC)"
French Speaking Skilled Worker Stream is different, which needs you to be in the EE pool as well (the FS part in the acronyms confuse many people)
ok so.. invites for HCP were sent out to people with min CRS of 439.. people that got noi received direct ITA on 28 Jan.. had you paid 1500 CAD by then?
I am sorry for going into so much detail but being a candidate at 435, I was thinking that no one would have responded to HCP NOIs sent by OINP.
Appears you were right about a draw today.
Congratulations mate!
Congratulations mate!
Thanks mate! You should be in Assessment for 7-10 days and then the same time for DIP, so hopefully you'll get your nom in apprx. 10 days from now on!
Unfortunately I am not near to getting CLB 7 from TEF, that's a whole different lot from speaking french on the street
Today there should be an EE draw yes (they made a maintenance on the portal probably to optimize it for the overflow of traffic fter the draw), fingers crossed!
Any guesses or theories whether there'd be a HCP draw for people without job offer and/or French scores? If yes, when would be the draw?
Hello everyone
l need help from seniors here, would be very grateful if anyone of you could answer my question.
I received a letter of interest from Nova Scotia yesterday under Labour Market Priorities.
Selection criteria was French, English, University degree.
I created an account on Nova Scotia website but when I follow the link “letter of interest receivers” it leads me to a page with 5 streams only, none of them has the name Labor Market Prioreties, 2 of them require a job offer, one require job experience in Nova Scotia and the only one for which u dnt need having a job offer is closed beside that it has 11 Nocs in demand. Mine (4011-Assistant Professor) isn’t one of them. 4021 is there which is close to 4011 but not same.
Could it be that they sent me letter of interest by mistake ?
What do u advice me, should I apply on the one that requires job offer and send a letter explaining that I have no job offer ?
Which one is better, to apply for Nova Scotia or to wait for Ontario French speaking skilled worker stream ?
Many Thanks in advance.
l need help from seniors here, would be very grateful if anyone of you could answer my question.
I received a letter of interest from Nova Scotia yesterday under Labour Market Priorities.
Selection criteria was French, English, University degree.
I created an account on Nova Scotia website but when I follow the link “letter of interest receivers” it leads me to a page with 5 streams only, none of them has the name Labor Market Prioreties, 2 of them require a job offer, one require job experience in Nova Scotia and the only one for which u dnt need having a job offer is closed beside that it has 11 Nocs in demand. Mine (4011-Assistant Professor) isn’t one of them. 4021 is there which is close to 4011 but not same.
Could it be that they sent me letter of interest by mistake ?
What do u advice me, should I apply on the one that requires job offer and send a letter explaining that I have no job offer ?
Which one is better, to apply for Nova Scotia or to wait for Ontario French speaking skilled worker stream ?
Many Thanks in advance.