Ray of hope - FSW - 1

[Simmidas]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

 

[joconstantine]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

All the best to your future PR application.

 

[Carmen01]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

Congratulations and all the best

 

[ns317]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

Congratulations! I hope you enjoy your time back in school, create an excellent Canadian network and eventually get PR.

 

[MapleSyrupPoutine]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

Congratulations, I hope your new life in Canada will bring you happiness and success.

 

[Igethope]

We need that general draw today.

 

[Simmidas]

Congratulations! I hope you enjoy your time back in school, create an excellent Canadian network and eventually get PR.

Yes, that's the plan. I had to start my 1st term online here in India due to COVID and will complete my 2nd and 3rd term from Canada. My master's will end by the end of this year and since I am going to BC, I will be eligible to apply for BC PNP as an international graduate the moment I complete my degree. So hopefully by 2022 1st quarter I should get PNP nomination and if everything goes fine PR before the end of next year.

 

[Carmen01]

Yes, that's the plan. I has to start my 1st term online here in India due to COVID and will complete my 2nd and 3rd term from Canada. My master's will end by the end of this year and since I am going to BC, I will be eligible to apply for BC PNP as an international graduate the moment I complete my degree. So hopefully by 2022 1st quarter I should get PNP nomination and if everything goes fine PR before the end of next year.

Sounds like a good plan..i wish you the very best

 

[grace1057]

Yes, that's the plan. I had to start my 1st term online here in India due to COVID and will complete my 2nd and 3rd term from Canada. My master's will end by the end of this year and since I am going to BC, I will be eligible to apply for BC PNP as an international graduate the moment I complete my degree. So hopefully by 2022 1st quarter I should get PNP nomination and if everything goes fine PR before the end of next year.

Your story is inspiring for many Wish you all the best for your hard work to pay off. Nothing is impossible! Good luck and take care of yourself and family!

 

[georgeb88]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

All the best for your journey ahead. Hope everything works out well

 

[biancaoa]

We need that general draw today.

I almost sure that general draw is coming.

 

[Emil1]

I almost sure that general draw is coming.

Lets be hopeful for that

 

[cansha]

I hovered around in this forum in 2018 with a hope to get all the necessary information to make my profile strong for express entry but right at front of my eyes I saw the scores jumping from 440 - 450 - 460, making it almost impossible for me to make the cut. Someone being in late 30s, time was against me and I had to do something, hence I started looking for other avenues and then finally decided to follow education route. I again started in December 2019 with writing my IELTS academic tests, WES course by course assessments and then applying to all the desired universities. I was accepted in 6 different Universities, finally selected one and Applied for study permit. Unfortunately I received the refusal within 12 days and I thought , that's it this is the end of my dream. Age clock was also ticking as I turned 38. I finally decided to give one last attempt and Applied again and guess what, my application got approved on 8th Feb 2021. I received my passport request. So finally I am traveling Canada by April last week and now in a process to apply for SOWP for my spouse and TRV for my 3 year old child.
I am writing this here, to let you know that if you feels it's impossible to make the cut in EE/PNP, try study route. I know it is lengthy and expensive but aren't we all here to take those risks

Awesome story mate! Also, you come across as person who is very genuine and not someone who is bragging on how you are so great to overcome all the obstacles.

Wish you all the best for your studies and PR later.

 

[joconstantine]

Lets be hopeful for that

The draw is kinda late. Hopefully, it is a general one (usually came later than a specific draw).

 

[biancaoa]

The draw is kinda late. Hopefully, it is a general one (usually came later than a specific draw).

The last 2 draws PNP was late and general morning