Doctors from india
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You are eligible to apply. However applying doesn’t mean you will get an invitation. To even put in an application, you need a minimum of 67 points which you would have. Then you calculate your CRS scores and you need 470+ right now. The program benefits people under 30 with masters degrees, strong language skills and work experienc.
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Eligibility (need 67)- https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers.html
CRS calculator (470 - do not count points for job offer, nomination or certification) -
https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/skilled/crs-tool.asp
Thanks I did. It's coming to 459
But it's not considering any points for partner. So is there any chance of getting an interest on 459.
Confused why you don’t get points for partner. You say married and accompanying and then use her education and IELTS scores. Those score have not gone that low in over a year and half so no you won’t get an invitation. Sorry no personal chats. With a physician NOC, you will not get provincial nomination. If your wife has a masters and a NOC in a profession (not healthcare), you may look at provincial nominations.
Agent is wrong. 460 is too low to get an invitation for FSW.
Agent just wants your money.
Okay so agent also said to show health administration as occupation. I did work as hospital Admin from 2013 to 2015 November but the title of my post was medical officer but duties were of admin. Thereafter from 2015 Dec till date I'm working as medical officer in an autopsy center. So can I choose any other noc code .co the exp is not recent
Okay so only as physician code I can apply but points are ofcourse low. Actually my husband is accompanying and I'm.primary applicant. He is md medicine and I'm mbbs. Since I can score better in ielts we thought I'd be primary and he'd be dependant.
If you have the higher IELTS & score better that you are the primary applicant. What is your updated CRS score & NOC? You choose the NOC where you have one year continuous skilled work experience & that is your primary NOC. After that you can choose other NOCs.
Thank u for prompt reply. Though my title was medical officer I worked as an administrator from 2013 July to 2015 November. And then since I've worked as clinical medical officer in autopsy department. So I wanted to know if I should use noc code for administrator as my employer is ready to give the letter stating my roles and duties as non clinical medical officer and my duties as administrator. So maybe with that I can get provincial nomination
My updated CRS score with the link you had sent earlier is coming to 464 but again it's with 3+ years exp of working as medical doctor. But if I put 2 years exp I lose 25 points. And even with my spouse masters and ielts 7777 I get only 30 points.
Just read all your posts. Do not believe agents words. Please do some research yourself and calculate your points. For now it seems both you and your husband have Masters and experience. So only varying parameter is either IELTS. Other than that I do not see any way to increase points than learning French or getting provincial nomination. This is really with my limited knowledge.
What is your NOC? Also, you need to get your degrees assessed. And you lose points with every birthday. Provincial nominations are limited to a few provinces as you don’t have job offers or family which gives you the points for provincial nominations.