Ray of hope - FSW - 1
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I will remember June 30 as the day I will win Lotto Max.
How can you possibly say when the next draw may or may not be. Where is the official IRCC link with this prediction.
From A to Z, everything is pure speculation here. Nothing from the govt. In the recent message that the immigration minister has said (directing the H1B dudes), Canada will welcome people and they will completely rely on the targeted immigration even after the Covid situation eases.
Based on that, I can say that they are not gonna reduce the numbers until 2022 as projected.
I just said my theory as others did.
As many are adamant that the cut-score will stick to the 470 mark forever (even the immigration minister isn't this confident), I just shared my view on that.
Everyone has their logic but the catch here is that when fewer people can write IELTS (not all will clinch 8777) and ECA organizations are insanely bombarded with files that came by March and early April, not sure how people came up with this logic. All of their offices are closed and transcripts that are being sent are piling up in the office reception.
The same group was saying that CEC candidates were topping the CRS pool but you see, from March until now, the score has gradually dropped to the 430s.
CECs still had chance to write IELTS (in Vancouver, Toronto, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg and other places in Canada) but no one from outside had the chance the write the exam a month ago. They had better chance to submit their overseas degree for ECA and most of them did even have to do that, as they all studied there. But still, the score plunged gradually.
So these groups of people who often demotivate others with lesser scores can come up with a clear logic as to how on earth will a dude enter the pool provided almost nothing is working (still now) as it was in the pre-COVID timeline. Not to mention that lot of dudes are stranded as well with no means of commute or access.
So wanna end this argument and talk to those people again when the 'all program draws' will commence.
My logic - Score will drop as it did in case of CEC.
Very very few applicants writing IELTS (again not all are gonna clinch 8777 and not all are general) and very very few universities in India sending electronic transcripts to ECA bodies (ECA timelines have been increased to an even lengthy timeframe) is directly proportional to lesser candidates entering the pool.
U all are wasting ur time here , making assumptions without any proof , and putting too much stress on urselves . Calm down and wait for Canada to announce anything .dnt stress urself
you simply do not understand. if you have money, you can get your pr by applying for a student visa first. this system is designed to suck up your money before granting you a pr card.
Well, dudes in 2017, 18 and early 19 made it fine mate. Just we are unlucky batch
I don't doubt that Canada has to provide encouragement to people who are studying there, so that's why you get heavy bonuses for Canadian education and work experience according to the CRS. Let's be honest, a lot of people come to Canada to study as a pathway to permanent residency, and they know that.
They also provide encouragement to bilingual people because politically it makes sense to do so, and they are an asset to the country.
And they prefer younger people to older people, it makes sense because they have an ageing population.
But if even after these major bonuses you are still scoring less than an FSW, then why should you get selected ahead of them?
We can discuss the criteria and whether it's fair until the cows come home, but at the end of the day it is what it is.
But if someone scores higher than you, how can you say that you are more deserving than them of immigrating? That's what doesn't make sense to me.
You could just say, yes we've been fortunate that because of the pandemic we've been lucky and we're happy and grateful for that. I would have no issue with that.
They also provide encouragement to bilingual people because politically it makes sense to do so, and they are an asset to the country.
And they prefer younger people to older people, it makes sense because they have an ageing population.
But if even after these major bonuses you are still scoring less than an FSW, then why should you get selected ahead of them?
We can discuss the criteria and whether it's fair until the cows come home, but at the end of the day it is what it is.
But if someone scores higher than you, how can you say that you are more deserving than them of immigrating? That's what doesn't make sense to me.
You could just say, yes we've been fortunate that because of the pandemic we've been lucky and we're happy and grateful for that. I would have no issue with that.
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Canada would first open its border with the USA, as they have trade deal , and America is the no. 1 . Canada , economically , could not even keep its borders closed till December .
Many International students are at the start of their careers which is why they will never be able to reach a score of 470 or higher is they are graduating with only a diploma or undergrad degree. Also if someone is graduating with no experience in a qualifying NOC position it puts them at a serious disadvantage. This is why I am suggesting the best method to get Permanent Residence for international student is to not come for undergrad or diploma Courses. Wait until you can go for a post grad diploma (2 years min) or a masters degree.
Guys, these are the 2 diffrnt replies frm twitter handle recently. One seems positive and another seems like, go find another way to come to Canada....
What will happen?
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